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You mean when the cop shit himself and screamed like a little bitch first, when a potentially armed suspect was going towards him? Horrible training, he just panicked the whole time and then shot the suspect way too late. These things matter...
In ‘68, before security holsters, I had a woman grab my gun & almost get it away from me. My fault for standing too close but I delivered a hard right cross to her face & saved myself. Lesson learned & I never put myself in that situation again. As to the video, that officer did what he had to do and it’s good to hear his chief supported him.
He was just informed of his status as Champion of "FAFO" so it kinda stunned him. I guess that's what happens when you walk around with a chip on your shoulder and act like a victim because of your melanin and society at large applauds you for it, then you come out into the real world where nobody cares
@@oneaboveall1895 go outside. You need that experience more than most at the moment. Find some grass. Frolic in the rain. Do something for some genuine sensory experience.
@@THEMIGHTYCB maybe he got injured on the job or IA seen something they didn’t like but I’d imagine the pay check just wasn’t worth the danger especially if he has a family
I think it's more criminals think they can do and get away with anything. I mean if this were to happen somewhere like Seattle or Baltimore they probably would've charged the cop for something and dropped all charges against the criminal because as we know they're all good kids just trying to get money for college😂🤣
Him describing the location over the radio. Is my teammate in COD everytime. Him: hes over here Me: Where? Him: "Back here. By the back yard. red, red barn¡"
Sometimes that's the best description I can give my CODm teammates bc I don't know the maps that well in BR. I've only been playing videogames for the past few months.🤷♂️😂
@@CDsComment How well do you think you'd do if you haven't played ANY video games in 45+ years? My very first game was PONG. Yep I'm that old 😂 I'm just pushing buttons and hope I get somewhere. I sooo not know what I'm doing that I only hip fired for the first month. I earned 2 gold and a diamond. I vaguely remember getting the diamond bc I looked at it, thought it looked too gaudy, too shiny and not very tactical so I didn't put it in my load out. Now I'm trying to grind camos and failing miserably.🙄🤪😂 I've had a lot of fun though. The only good thing about the ancient games I played? There weren't any hacks or lag. It's almost 0600 and I think I'll jump on for a few minutes... hours? Ready up soldier.
What do you want, GPS coordinates? How else would you recommend he convey that information? It's the backyard of the address they are at presumably, the one big red barn that's there. You want him to stop and give the full street address first? Even though his partner is in the front, it at least knows where his car is, and it will still come down to "in the backyard, in a red barn" in the end, because that's the only way to describe it.
We had a similar situation where the first officer to find the suspect just closed and barricaded the door until the rest of us arrived. It was a wise decision since the suspect was high on Angel Dust. It took 6 of us to get him into handcuffs. When I asked that officer, a guy known for taking on pretty much anyone, why he decided not to take this suspect on...he said "When I hit him with my flashlight, I saw his eyes..crazy eyes".
That was my question! Should he have gone inside while alone? or better to stay at the door and try to have the guy stay put until backup arrives? (While inside, if the suspect does have a gun or wants to attack you, there's less options than if you're still just outside the doorway and able to move in any direction. Also, how should he open the door when alone and don't know if the suspect has a gun?
@@brianwest2775 first of all he didnt know he was in there, second, if you *did* just shut the door and the dude inside had a gun... well youre not going to be able to see what the hell he's doing and a layer of plywood is not going to protect you from bullets.
Distance is your best friend, almost every time. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve had these encounters and had to check myself and back up as I got too close to someone
'Today on American Pickers we find something unexpected hidden in an old barn... And drama unfolds when it refuses to go in reverse, but in the end.... All it needs are some copper and lead inserts.'
"you shot me fr?!" Always gets me. Like that clip of the gas station security opening up on two dudes trying to rob the place with fake guns 😂 "am I shot?" "Oh fuck yea! Mine's real!!"
Yes administrative results did shout out Paul. This clown is just hoping to jump on the band wagon. Not one word before now. Brandon is just as much of a douche.
@@clintleffingwell8129... sometimes you gotta take risk to do your job... that is the nature of policing... or you can be a weak clown and join the community policing squad and do tik tok dances.... there is room for both in the 21st century.
@@ArKritz84 okay the only idiot speaking whatever language that's supposed to be go ahead and try the opposite.... because anyone with any ounce of f****** sense or self-preservation which should be at a genetic level would tell you probably don't do that
The right guy went home that morning to a nice warm bed and loving family. The worst part is him screaming "Back up" and you know his heart is pounding, knowing he's alone, not knowing what this guy is on or has in his pockets. It could have turned out so much worse. Bonus: Free PTO. Hope he got some projects done around the house and had some nice time off with the wife.
The scary part is now. The race hustlers are meeting with local "activists" and with the help of the local liberal media and a few liberal loud mouths and they will demand "action" and "justice" even though there is no initial wrong doing. When the hustlers get the crowd riled up with baby photos and catchy chants, the liberal media is glad to give free air time to angry mobs, I mean justice warriors. When the pressure builds after repeatedly showing the video and repeating the unarmed and black phrase over and over, then politics kicks in and the mayor and prosecutor must "reopen" the case and look for possible "hidden" aspects. Toss in a little national media attention, and before you know it, the frightened officer is out of his police job, the city has a civil suit, a "rally" pops off, more media air time, and finally criminal charges are laid against the cop because "justice" and "accountability " and other slogans. The scary part is waiting for a spark to start a raging fire with help from loving liberals.
Good call out about the perilous situation of an officer facing a suspect alone. It's a good reminder that compliance can prevent unfortunate outcomes.
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For me, I'll never forget the first week after I was certified by my company to carry (casino), had thrown two brats out of the casino since they didn't have any parents with them; after they were off property I went to go back to my post and ended up getting jumped by them. One went for my firearm while the other was trying for my OC, all I could hear on the radio was our surveillance guy saying 'officer needs assistance' Thankfully we always have police on property due to the area that the casino is located in (less than a mile from the ghetto's, and only a few blocks from a homeless camp) so between them and my coworkers the brats weren't successful but it caught me a valuable lesson about not turning my back even after the individual is off property. They got through two of my holsters retention but couldn't get past the third, which is probably what saved my life (though personally, I consider my hands to be another form of retention, as i had both hands on my holster to keep them from pulling it out)
It's always insane when you realize how little some people value their life. Like, murdering a guard in a casino? What is the outcome they were expecting? It's wild.
@@SamaraScenebuilds No they weren't shot, though according to the police and my own company policy, I'd have been justified but *only* if they weren't in custody and *only* if they were still presenting a threat. Had I shot them while they were running, then I'd have been in trouble. Also, yes, they were arrested; would be a travesty if they weren't. They were also sentenced, though thankfully I didn't have to go to court, the video footage as well as my statements were all that was needed. Did have a chance to watch the surveillance footage a few weeks after, frankly, I was angry at myself for letting my guard down and allowing that to happen. I did have to go through a use of force panel though, since after they were off me I ended up pulling my sidearm due to the adrenaline and aiming it at them but once I saw they were both on the ground and being handcuffed I realized that they weren't a threat and holstered my gun. First, and only time, I ever had to pull while on the job and if anyone asks, yes I was afraid, hell more like terrified. The experience taught me quite a bit, about myself, and about what it takes to be an armed officer. It was odd, I've pulled a few times off the job and wasn't scared or terrified, but on the job? It was different. I sometimes wonder if its because the casino was crowded and I was nervous I may hit an innocent bystander, or perhaps I was just worried that I might violate some unknown company policy (the company I now work with has very strict policies on firearm usage, which is why I won't be an armed officer. Just touching the firearm while on the casino floor is considered a use of force inquiry)
@@ShaddowDemon It sure as hell wouldn't be the first time, we just had a security officer with another company murdered a few months ago (suspect was caught and is awaiting trial) and at the property I'm at now, we had a bike officer who was was involved in a hit and run (guy sped through valet, yet the officer, and kept going) a few days after New Years and what angers me about that one is that the driver hasn't been caught - the car had no plates.
@@Suisfonia Glad everything was fine. It's so eye opening to see and hear things like this, feeling the fear and adrenaline and knowing that you would have been possibly incarcerated trying to defend yourself. I'm glad you're alright, keep safe.
It's truly appalling and downright scary to see how officers have become so hesitant due to the politicized atmosphere. They're worrying about the potential repercussions from executing their lawful duties in the midst of the risk increasing exponentially.
Only cops choose a job where they can die any moment and then complain about how dangerous it is... to scary for you? Get on a crab boat looser. @@jacobryanhawk8043
She gives me vibes of that security Girard that shot those dudes with the fake gun trying to rob a 7-11. "Fuck, you shot me!?" "Fuckin' right" "Our shit ain't even real" "Mine is" Something along those lines is spoken between the robbers and that guard. Dude was pissed they even tried it infront of him lol
Ironically this is why when i was a Cop we had to purchase our own sidearm. While necessary in the scope and duty of employment it was a personally owned item. Why? We had a great city manager and DA. Try to take the sidearm, Robbery could be added. Assault and battery, attack a cop generally didnt go far. Add, robbery, grand theft, RSP (you get the idea) I had a defense attorney that I shut down. Bought with money made as a Police Officer? "Yep! And I own two cars and a house. City doesn't own them either."
@@YourWifesBoyfriend It's not trumping up charges when originally they should have been charged with the crime. However, across many different states. Soft on crime DA's are looking for any reason to let violent offenders back onto the streets. So yeah, this guy had to find a loop hole so the fucken DA had to do his job. I'm not a fan of Qualified Immunity either but be smart about how you go about attacking it.
Idk I think the officer may be in the wrong for that, granted he was violent and the crowbar wasnt visable but when the incident happens at 7:06 it looks like the officer lunges at the offender with no immediate back up to detain this violent and possibly armed man when he could have simply kept distance and waited for backup for assistance. Maybe im tripping but he had distance and then lunged forward and put his firearm directly in reach of a potentially armed suspect.
@@BrandonBroccoliLooks the opposite to me. The POS clearly goes right at the Officer as he's stepping back. Absolutely had to shoot. Not risk his own safety waiting for backup or not keeping his weapon pointed. If the Officer had been the one to move forward odds are that POS whould have been hit BOTH times & not just in the leg
@@jro9365 Heard that loud and clear but if you watch the video after 7:06 the suspect walks slowly to the right of the officer before the officer decides to close the distance he opened for no apparent reason, its clear as day that the officer lunges forward grabbing the suspects right arm, not the suspect lunging for the gun. that just proves to me that they wont be held for over reacting to the situation
@BrandonBroccoli Cant even see my comment on here. Figured the morons @ YT blocked it. But either way, it was definitely an iffy one but luckily it was deemed justified & the Officers actions were supported.
Uk resident here, the officer could have asked politely if the suspect would like a cup of tea as it’s so cold out in turn luring the suspect right into the back of a police van to then serve time at his majesty’s pleasure!
Yea I saw that too, pretty sure it was a negligent discharge, that he was just trying to shove the guy, and bad finger discipline caused a trigger squeeze.
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Probably the most exhausted I’ve ever been was after a weapon retention fight; it didn’t last 90 seconds. Thank god I wasn’t alone as I didn’t have much left after the fight.
Glad you're still here. Long ago I luckily survived an over 4 minute brutal "dogfight to the death" (how I describe it) over my sidearm, after dispatch sent the backup I called for to the wrong location, over 1/2 a mile away. Backup finally scouted around and found me. I know exactly what you mean saying "didn't have much left". Understatement to the max.
@@markstone1619: I can’t imagine 4 minutes of full out fighting. Unless you do it most people can’t understand a truly all out for your life fight; things aren’t measured and you’re not metering or pacing yourself you’re literally giving it everything you have. I give it to you for going 4 minutes. The job can be increasingly menial and boring but man when sh!t kicks off can you go from 0 to 100 quick.
@@libertarian1637 If someone had asked how long it lasted I honestly would have estimated well over 20 minutes if I didn't have the radio timestamps from my initial call for backup (10 seconds prior to the grab/fight) to end timestamp when backup came on scene. So true on ppl never understanding unless they experienced it first hand. You may laugh a bit, but mine was back when we were issued revolvers. Retired now. After first 3-5 seconds it was all wrapped tight side by side on ground in 1 spot. Most critical parts were lengthy periods where, while re-holstered with 50/50 possession/control between him & me, entire duty belt and rig twisted with muzzle aimed in/upward under lower end of vest, his powerful repeated yanks on the trigger. Only thing that prevented firing was the web of my right hand jamming hard downward on the hammer. Web of my hand ended up looking like fresh ground beef, no joke. So many other 'close calls', as I'm sure you've also had. In this job they're not rare. Even at just 1 minute in, I felt I couldn't endure or last 10 more seconds. After the 4+ minutes I had zero doubt I couldn't have lasted another 3 seconds and couldn't believe I endured it to that point. I'm still thanking God to this day.
@@markstone1619 : While I’m not that old; I did train with a revolver though never carried one, at least as a primary weapon. I started at the tail end of the revolver to auto transition with the senior guys still having the options to carry them, so long as they always carried them, but no new ones were issued. I’ve worked with a few departments over the years and my first had a leather level 2 holster that had a front break and needed a forward rotation; these weren’t too bad as you could wedge your hand between the top and the duty belt and lock your fingers under your belt and there was no way for the gun to come out. After that though it was either Blackhawks or Safarilands; these didn’t exactly have as good of a way to lock in so to speak and you had to actively defend the removal. I had my fight with the Safariland and was increasingly glad for their extra flipper as I had one on mine and it’s probably the only reason I held onto my gun. I moved on from policing to being a Probation Officer though still kept up on regular trainings as that was one area our agency seemed to have money to spend. We bought our own gear, though we had limited approved options, and having worked in policing knew I didn’t want to take any chances given the rural nature of the work as well as the fact that I typically worked alone. I was glad I made the investment; I was also glad our agency had a use of force continuum that includes “improvised weapons” as a lamp ended the fight. I’ve had some close calls over the years but only one topped this; thankfully in all of them I’ve never had to pull the trigger as the job is stressful enough without having to live with taking a life, even if justified.
i love when people argue the cops are are in the wrong with situations like this when in reality, a large majority of the population wouldn't have given even half that many warnings themself.
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Dude the fuck?@@RAYTHEONGAMING
It's funny don't talk shit about California junkies and then hangs out with bam
The off duty chicago pd one always gets me. “Damn you shot me for real” like she didn’t just say she’d kill you four times over
He was attempting a Jedi Mind Trick. Only problem was... it didn't work.
Like WHY YOU THINK SHE WAS PACKING LOL.
She had her PD crocs on, which gave her extra juice. She lost a croc...but not her gun!😅
Hahaha, I loved that one.
"Watch this..."
BANG BANG
"Told ya"
🤣
He said "I'm Sorry!"🎉🎉 Late Much ?
This channel is slowly turning into Donut’s Darwin Award Discussions & Distributions
Well, he definitely had every chance to surrender, but he hid in a barn, he did not give up.
Isn't that Brandon's job?
Dounut does Darwin! I am going to follow that thread!
All these videos are just taken off of PoilceActivity lmao
So true lol
From tough guy to lil' baby boy in 0.05 seconds.
I'm sure being shot sucks but that was a real fuck around and find out moment
Dude went bitch mode instantly 😂
That scream was hilarious
You mean when the cop shit himself and screamed like a little bitch first, when a potentially armed suspect was going towards him?
Horrible training, he just panicked the whole time and then shot the suspect way too late. These things matter...
Yes it was 😆😆
Cringe
In ‘68, before security holsters, I had a woman grab my gun & almost get it away from me. My fault for standing too close but I delivered a hard right cross to her face & saved myself. Lesson learned & I never put myself in that situation again. As to the video, that officer did what he had to do and it’s good to hear his chief supported him.
Wow that’s insane! Happy you made it out okay ❤
"Damn, you shot me for real"😂
Lmao ya dude seemed super surprised the cop didn't turn and run away 😂😂🤣
"I told your dumb ass"🤣🤣
He was just informed of his status as Champion of "FAFO" so it kinda stunned him.
I guess that's what happens when you walk around with a chip on your shoulder and act like a victim because of your melanin and society at large applauds you for it, then you come out into the real world where nobody cares
That video of the off duty shooting the dude who just tried to mug her, AFTER she helped settle a dispute always gets me.
#FAFO
PO: "SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!"
Dimwit: "No!"
PO: "So you choose death"
Unironically yes
🤡🤡
@@oneaboveall1895 go outside. You need that experience more than most at the moment. Find some grass. Frolic in the rain. Do something for some genuine sensory experience.
uhm, no, not like that
@@Leftyotismuhm, yes, yes like that
That scream he let out should be the universal sound of "F around and find out."
The sound of instant confirmation that he indeed, did
Find out.
"I FOOOUUUND OOOUUT"
Amen 😂😂
Hehe
He shot my arm off?!!
Ome thing my grandad has always told me 'you can out run a cop but you'll never out run that radio'.
you can outrun a radio if you're on the right motorcycle. TH-cam it.
you can definitely outrun a radio
You can now
@@mmumau7858or charger 😂
so messed up that he shot that astronaut surgeon that JUST got back from the ISS to perform an emergency life saving transplant on an orphan.
now that's not even realistic. Probably just a research scientist or something.
Get your facts straight, It was a gender reassignment surgery.
@@joeg5414 or a physiotherapist, I dunno.
He could've been the president one day.
@@tonycj7860Now, he has no chance of that with a bum leg.
When a cops says “show me your hands” and you say “no” that doesn’t fly 😂. Seen it loads of times with my squad when I was a LEO
Hi Johnny
Hi Johnny
You’re not LEO anymore?
@@THEMIGHTYCB maybe he got injured on the job or IA seen something they didn’t like but I’d imagine the pay check just wasn’t worth the danger especially if he has a family
How long til we get robocops?
That girl saying "watch this" still has to be one of the most legendary things ever
The officer had no other recourse. He was already starting to push his luck by waiting as long as he did to effectively address an imminent threat.
He was just a nice guy, honor student, and local sports hero. Now, he’ll never play football again.
oooh noooo :)
Hahahahahahahhaha
Unnecessary and unoriginal:)
@@robblaettler4589super necessary
@@robblaettler4589.... that was the point... sorry about your brother.
Natural selection folks. This is what natural selection looks like. Dude thought he was John Wick.
I think it's more criminals think they can do and get away with anything. I mean if this were to happen somewhere like Seattle or Baltimore they probably would've charged the cop for something and dropped all charges against the criminal because as we know they're all good kids just trying to get money for college😂🤣
Spoiler alert: he was not John Wick
I love a good comedy. This video is funny as hell. Dude got quacked.
I love a good comedy. This video is funny as hell. Dude got quacked.
@@whoreadsthesethingsanyway1865 spoiler alert: he was John Wick(he got shot and killed, John got shot and killed)
I love how the guy was all "NOPE" then he got filled in and was screaming like he had a red hot poker shoved up where the sun don't shine LOL
Him describing the location over the radio.
Is my teammate in COD everytime.
Him: hes over here
Me: Where?
Him: "Back here. By the back yard. red, red barn¡"
Sometimes that's the best description I can give my CODm teammates bc I don't know the maps that well in BR. I've only been playing videogames for the past few months.🤷♂️😂
@@stevehope6283 what's your gamertag? it might have been you.
😄 🤣 😂
@@CDsComment How well do you think you'd do if you haven't played ANY video games in 45+ years? My very first game was PONG. Yep I'm that old 😂 I'm just pushing buttons and hope I get somewhere. I sooo not know what I'm doing that I only hip fired for the first month. I earned 2 gold and a diamond. I vaguely remember getting the diamond bc I looked at it, thought it looked too gaudy, too shiny and not very tactical so I didn't put it in my load out. Now I'm trying to grind camos and failing miserably.🙄🤪😂 I've had a lot of fun though. The only good thing about the ancient games I played? There weren't any hacks or lag. It's almost 0600 and I think I'll jump on for a few minutes... hours? Ready up soldier.
What do you want, GPS coordinates? How else would you recommend he convey that information? It's the backyard of the address they are at presumably, the one big red barn that's there. You want him to stop and give the full street address first? Even though his partner is in the front, it at least knows where his car is, and it will still come down to "in the backyard, in a red barn" in the end, because that's the only way to describe it.
We had a similar situation where the first officer to find the suspect just closed and barricaded the door until the rest of us arrived. It was a wise decision since the suspect was high on Angel Dust. It took 6 of us to get him into handcuffs. When I asked that officer, a guy known for taking on pretty much anyone, why he decided not to take this suspect on...he said "When I hit him with my flashlight, I saw his eyes..crazy eyes".
That was my question! Should he have gone inside while alone? or better to stay at the door and try to have the guy stay put until backup arrives? (While inside, if the suspect does have a gun or wants to attack you, there's less options than if you're still just outside the doorway and able to move in any direction. Also, how should he open the door when alone and don't know if the suspect has a gun?
Lol them Meth Eyes.....
@@brianwest2775Until he opened the door, he didn't know the suspect was inside.
@@brianwest2775 first of all he didnt know he was in there, second, if you *did* just shut the door and the dude inside had a gun... well youre not going to be able to see what the hell he's doing and a layer of plywood is not going to protect you from bullets.
Shrodingers Meth Head @@briant7265
The “damn you shot me foreal” in the first clip with the lady cop will never not make me laugh hysterically 😂
It killed me when she said "watch this" right before she shot him.
@@mattmumford430 She told him she was gonna shoot him, he's super stupid.
He fucked around.. so she made him find out.
@@cashmoney-jq5rwIt was the fuck aroundest of times it was find the outest of times.
its like you should be hearing screaming and shouting but its just the most respectful conversation
Watch the way that off-duty cop controls the head of the perp at 0:54. That gal has had some good training.
Distance is your best friend, almost every time. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve had these encounters and had to check myself and back up as I got too close to someone
'Today on American Pickers we find something unexpected hidden in an old barn...
And drama unfolds when it refuses to go in reverse, but in the end....
All it needs are some copper and lead inserts.'
🤭
This should have more likes, LMAO!
this should be top comment.
You win, best comment ever on this channel!
@@kateshiningdeer3334 just finished the latest episode this evening 😛😛
"Ever since my Navy days I don't sleep on my stomach"
There's layers to that joke. Dark ones.
Jokes involving sea men? 🤭🤭🤭
surprised when he mentioned 2 free pillows "good for biting" didn't follow
I bet Seals can do it. But probably still don’t. You know, the thing.
what did they do to you?
Dark what?
The croc being in sport mode with the off duty lady cop is too funny
"you shot me fr?!" Always gets me. Like that clip of the gas station security opening up on two dudes trying to rob the place with fake guns 😂 "am I shot?" "Oh fuck yea! Mine's real!!"
"Show me your hands!"
"No."
*Here Comes The Sun*
no.
[Mississippi Queen cowbell starts playing in the background]
@@damoclesecoe7184 no.
@@chickensandmusketsyes!
@@nmspy no.
Thank you for all the kindness and help to Paul Harrell. . . . .respect !!!
There is no kindness or respect someone else got clout for shouting him out so now this clown is all I want some of that. Not one word before now. 😂
Paul would not be pleased.
@@Jezus42 Paul commented on Administrative Results' video saying how much he appreciates it.
Yes administrative results did shout out Paul. This clown is just hoping to jump on the band wagon. Not one word before now. Brandon is just as much of a douche.
Pure definition of Fuck Around and Find Out
“You shot me Forreal”
Like bro I know 😂
That Chicago cop was a badass. I remember watching that and thinking this chick rocks.
If I recall that video correctly, though, she shouldn't have gone down into that situation in the first place. She was lucky.
@@clintleffingwell8129... sometimes you gotta take risk to do your job... that is the nature of policing... or you can be a weak clown and join the community policing squad and do tik tok dances.... there is room for both in the 21st century.
Simp for the blue until it happens to you LOL KWAB
@@YourWifesBoyfriend don't grab the gun then?
@@YourWifesBoyfriendI am never going to lunge for a cop’s gun for no good reason. I think I’ll be alright.
It's never really smart to advance on an officer when he's got his weapon pointed at you and is telling you to back up
Or anyone else on the planet, really.
@@ArKritz84 okay the only idiot speaking whatever language that's supposed to be go ahead and try the opposite.... because anyone with any ounce of f****** sense or self-preservation which should be at a genetic level would tell you probably don't do that
the "Damn You Shot Me For Real" like you were warned
"Show me your hands!!!"
"Nope"
"Understandable, have a good day"
"if only he still had the vapes on him he could make a fat cloud and possibly get away" Had me dying. These guys never think ahead.
These guys never think. 'Nuff said.
The right guy went home that morning to a nice warm bed and loving family. The worst part is him screaming "Back up" and you know his heart is pounding, knowing he's alone, not knowing what this guy is on or has in his pockets. It could have turned out so much worse. Bonus: Free PTO. Hope he got some projects done around the house and had some nice time off with the wife.
It wasn't what he might have in his pants, it is clearly what he didn't have inside of his cranium.
The scary part is now. The race hustlers are meeting with local "activists" and with the help of the local liberal media and a few liberal loud mouths and they will demand "action" and "justice" even though there is no initial wrong doing. When the hustlers get the crowd riled up with baby photos and catchy chants, the liberal media is glad to give free air time to angry mobs, I mean justice warriors. When the pressure builds after repeatedly showing the video and repeating the unarmed and black phrase over and over, then politics kicks in and the mayor and prosecutor must "reopen" the case and look for possible "hidden" aspects. Toss in a little national media attention, and before you know it, the frightened officer is out of his police job, the city has a civil suit, a "rally" pops off, more media air time, and finally criminal charges are laid against the cop because "justice" and "accountability " and other slogans.
The scary part is waiting for a spark to start a raging fire with help from loving liberals.
His heart was going so fast he thought he had to run forward 😂
his scream made me laugh so hard
5:49 I love when donut talks to us like Dora
1:00 She said 'Watch me." *chuckled*
0:56 "watch this" *
Looked right at the camera too.
0:43 Imagine being the kind of guy to wear crocks to his own funeral :)
Rent-a-Cop vs. real Popo
More like imagine your grim reaper is wearing crocks
I wouldn't be caught dead in Crocks, but our guy was.
Dude is wearing shoes the Crocs were on her
At least they were in sport mode....
hey man just saw your son in the vid and he came to my school a while back and left soon after. just letting you know he’s a great dude very nice kid.
7:54 Ahh, the sweet sound of compliance.
it's the "watch this" from her that is doing it for me, she even made sure she has a camera to overlook the whole thing, beautiful
“Since my navy days I’ve stopped sleeping on my stomach” 😂😂😂😂
Its the same in prison. 😂
Caught that one, too. Hilarious.
That line caught me so offguard 😂😭
@Sixstringmani Did you eat the twix I put on your pillow Sixstring? Lmao😅
0:57 “Watch This” as she Glances up at the CCTV!😂
Officer was generous, really gave him a chance to hear him.
@agperry6811I’m black and he honestly did give him a chance the dude walked up to him what was he’s supposed to do let the guy attack him
@agperry6811Please don’t have children
Good call out about the perilous situation of an officer facing a suspect alone. It's a good reminder that compliance can prevent unfortunate outcomes.
New ethan catching strays doesnt go unnoticed donut😂
Hey I know you'll probably never read this but I broke my spine while I was in the Navy and the Helix mattress you advertised is doing wonders for my pain, so I just wanted to say thank you. Much respect from Alaska. 🙂
How the hell did you break your spine in the Navy ?
For me, I'll never forget the first week after I was certified by my company to carry (casino), had thrown two brats out of the casino since they didn't have any parents with them; after they were off property I went to go back to my post and ended up getting jumped by them. One went for my firearm while the other was trying for my OC, all I could hear on the radio was our surveillance guy saying 'officer needs assistance'
Thankfully we always have police on property due to the area that the casino is located in (less than a mile from the ghetto's, and only a few blocks from a homeless camp) so between them and my coworkers the brats weren't successful but it caught me a valuable lesson about not turning my back even after the individual is off property. They got through two of my holsters retention but couldn't get past the third, which is probably what saved my life (though personally, I consider my hands to be another form of retention, as i had both hands on my holster to keep them from pulling it out)
Could you elaborate more on the story? Did they got shot? arrested?
It's always insane when you realize how little some people value their life. Like, murdering a guard in a casino? What is the outcome they were expecting? It's wild.
@@SamaraScenebuilds No they weren't shot, though according to the police and my own company policy, I'd have been justified but *only* if they weren't in custody and *only* if they were still presenting a threat. Had I shot them while they were running, then I'd have been in trouble.
Also, yes, they were arrested; would be a travesty if they weren't. They were also sentenced, though thankfully I didn't have to go to court, the video footage as well as my statements were all that was needed. Did have a chance to watch the surveillance footage a few weeks after, frankly, I was angry at myself for letting my guard down and allowing that to happen.
I did have to go through a use of force panel though, since after they were off me I ended up pulling my sidearm due to the adrenaline and aiming it at them but once I saw they were both on the ground and being handcuffed I realized that they weren't a threat and holstered my gun.
First, and only time, I ever had to pull while on the job and if anyone asks, yes I was afraid, hell more like terrified. The experience taught me quite a bit, about myself, and about what it takes to be an armed officer. It was odd, I've pulled a few times off the job and wasn't scared or terrified, but on the job? It was different. I sometimes wonder if its because the casino was crowded and I was nervous I may hit an innocent bystander, or perhaps I was just worried that I might violate some unknown company policy (the company I now work with has very strict policies on firearm usage, which is why I won't be an armed officer. Just touching the firearm while on the casino floor is considered a use of force inquiry)
@@ShaddowDemon It sure as hell wouldn't be the first time, we just had a security officer with another company murdered a few months ago (suspect was caught and is awaiting trial) and at the property I'm at now, we had a bike officer who was was involved in a hit and run (guy sped through valet, yet the officer, and kept going) a few days after New Years and what angers me about that one is that the driver hasn't been caught - the car had no plates.
@@Suisfonia Glad everything was fine. It's so eye opening to see and hear things like this, feeling the fear and adrenaline and knowing that you would have been possibly incarcerated trying to defend yourself. I'm glad you're alright, keep safe.
He was a ATF agent making sure that it didn’t have an “illegal” brace on it
Dude vaping is bad for your health
Then officer showed him he didn't need a brace to shoot.
Well the brace does change the caliber of the gun according to the president of the United States. 😂
Can't be ATF, he didn't shoot anyone's Dog...
@@DannyGraves1775 Sad but true
me escalating a 5mph over traffic ticket into a shootout and a trip to the for ever box because the officers gun looked shiny lmao
The guy actually did have a weapon. he committed armed robbery with a crow bar.
That zoom shot of the lonely croc is great cinematograhpy.
That croc has seen some things.
@@phydeuxor if you're in a charger (the sheriffs dept gave up chasing one)
You should make a series with these vids called “Darwins with Donut”. That would go hard
Brandon herrah has a segment on that already.
@@direraven6277 Bruh, everyone here fuckin knows that 😂
Dads greatest fear during his career was being disarmed
2:19 Damn that officer was about to paint them car windows a new color. 😂
It's truly appalling and downright scary to see how officers have become so hesitant due to the politicized atmosphere. They're worrying about the potential repercussions from executing their lawful duties in the midst of the risk increasing exponentially.
Don't like risk, don't get a high risk job.
Almost like they are public servants who have to obey the constitution. Though, kids like you don't like the constitution.
@@TruFrag don't do a high risk crime because it's a felony. Have you ever seen a felony traffic Stop?
@@TruFragthe risk doesn't come from the job. It comes from the ghetto lotto playing, bottom feeding race patriots.
Only cops choose a job where they can die any moment and then complain about how dangerous it is... to scary for you? Get on a crab boat looser. @@jacobryanhawk8043
He gave him every chance to comply. He waited far longer than necessary to engage him. He really tried not to shoot him..
That was like coming across a witch in Left4Dead
can't break glass with a crowbar, wears solid black to hide in the snow, hides in an empty shed 😂
Reminds me of the old "Dumb Crook News" stories from the Jon Boy & Billy radio show lmao
Absolutely insane. Why would anyone ever do this?
That's that white privilege
Just saw you under the code blue cam robbery video.
Yeah who would commit crime in Texas of all places, and why would you ever think it's a good idea to not follow lawful orders given by police
Bad brain condition of course, as always. All movement starts in the brain.
If you're Jet Li and they have a Beretta is the only reason I can imagine.
Ear snail is the very best cochlea based humor I have observed with my snail. LMAO he was in the shed hiding behind the nothing at all...
When you said Eric Andre, i was thinking man Eric taking these skits too far. LOL
Damn you shot me for real😂😂😂
The chicago cop video never get old
She's definitely keeping all her promises:D
She gives me vibes of that security Girard that shot those dudes with the fake gun trying to rob a 7-11.
"Fuck, you shot me!?"
"Fuckin' right"
"Our shit ain't even real"
"Mine is"
Something along those lines is spoken between the robbers and that guard. Dude was pissed they even tried it infront of him lol
@@TheNewms90 "It's fake dude!" "Oh well, mine's real!" "Am I shot?" "Oh fuck yeah!"
Ironically this is why when i was a Cop we had to purchase our own sidearm. While necessary in the scope and duty of employment it was a personally owned item. Why? We had a great city manager and DA. Try to take the sidearm, Robbery could be added. Assault and battery, attack a cop generally didnt go far. Add, robbery, grand theft, RSP (you get the idea)
I had a defense attorney that I shut down. Bought with money made as a Police Officer? "Yep! And I own two cars and a house. City doesn't own them either."
Crazy that the defense attorney even tried that line.
You're bragging about trumping up charges. You never deserved qualified immunity and I hope you pay for the people you violated.
@@YourWifesBoyfriend, lol... trumping up charges... that's a good one. Say another.
@@timmason2212 Are you illiterate?
@@YourWifesBoyfriend
It's not trumping up charges when originally they should have been charged with the crime. However, across many different states. Soft on crime DA's are looking for any reason to let violent offenders back onto the streets. So yeah, this guy had to find a loop hole so the fucken DA had to do his job.
I'm not a fan of Qualified Immunity either but be smart about how you go about attacking it.
officer gives bro 25 feet to back up and not approach and he still cries about getting shot lmao
Everything on my gun belt was bought by me except for the taser so no, my gear does indeed not belong to the tax payers. 😂
He can't say he didn't understand him because the acoustics were beautiful.
vape enjoyer: "you'll kill me?"
Officer: "yes"
vape enjoyer: "alright bet"
*gets shot*
vape enjoyer: "AAAAAAHHHHHHHH this MF shot meee"
Idk I think the officer may be in the wrong for that, granted he was violent and the crowbar wasnt visable but when the incident happens at 7:06 it looks like the officer lunges at the offender with no immediate back up to detain this violent and possibly armed man when he could have simply kept distance and waited for backup for assistance. Maybe im tripping but he had distance and then lunged forward and put his firearm directly in reach of a potentially armed suspect.
@@BrandonBroccoliLooks the opposite to me. The POS clearly goes right at the Officer as he's stepping back. Absolutely had to shoot. Not risk his own safety waiting for backup or not keeping his weapon pointed. If the Officer had been the one to move forward odds are that POS whould have been hit BOTH times & not just in the leg
@@jro9365 Heard that loud and clear but if you watch the video after 7:06 the suspect walks slowly to the right of the officer before the officer decides to close the distance he opened for no apparent reason, its clear as day that the officer lunges forward grabbing the suspects right arm, not the suspect lunging for the gun. that just proves to me that they wont be held for over reacting to the situation
@BrandonBroccoli Cant even see my comment on here. Figured the morons @ YT blocked it. But either way, it was definitely an iffy one but luckily it was deemed justified & the Officers actions were supported.
Uk resident here, the officer could have asked politely if the suspect would like a cup of tea as it’s so cold out in turn luring the suspect right into the back of a police van to then serve time at his majesty’s pleasure!
Just imagine getting your gun taken and hearing the gunshot take saved your life
Dude played F around and find out and won. 😂
It’s funny how if you don’t find out and live you lose 😂😂😂
Officer did one of those John Wick moves, almost punching the guy with the gun before firing it.
Yea I saw that too, pretty sure it was a negligent discharge, that he was just trying to shove the guy, and bad finger discipline caused a trigger squeeze.
Donut, I’m sure as many comments as you get, you won’t ever read this. I just wanted to tell you thanks for the great videos. I’ve been in the hospital with my 11 day old baby for the past 3 days, while his twin sister and 13 month old brother are at home. Your videos are really the only thing keeping me entertained and sane right now, and I appreciate it more than you could imagine.
Best part is the chief having his back
I already knew that I'm not supposed to grab a cops gun.
Wow, you're very intelligent!!
@@T.Maximus yeah because I already have my own gun
@@mylittlepitbull3143 🤘
Probably the most exhausted I’ve ever been was after a weapon retention fight; it didn’t last 90 seconds. Thank god I wasn’t alone as I didn’t have much left after the fight.
Glad you're still here. Long ago I luckily survived an over 4 minute brutal "dogfight to the death" (how I describe it) over my sidearm, after dispatch sent the backup I called for to the wrong location, over 1/2 a mile away. Backup finally scouted around and found me. I know exactly what you mean saying "didn't have much left". Understatement to the max.
@@markstone1619: I can’t imagine 4 minutes of full out fighting. Unless you do it most people can’t understand a truly all out for your life fight; things aren’t measured and you’re not metering or pacing yourself you’re literally giving it everything you have. I give it to you for going 4 minutes.
The job can be increasingly menial and boring but man when sh!t kicks off can you go from 0 to 100 quick.
@@libertarian1637 If someone had asked how long it lasted I honestly would have estimated well over 20 minutes if I didn't have the radio timestamps from my initial call for backup (10 seconds prior to the grab/fight) to end timestamp when backup came on scene.
So true on ppl never understanding unless they experienced it first hand.
You may laugh a bit, but mine was back when we were issued revolvers. Retired now. After first 3-5 seconds it was all wrapped tight side by side on ground in 1 spot.
Most critical parts were lengthy periods where, while re-holstered with 50/50 possession/control between him & me, entire duty belt and rig twisted with muzzle aimed in/upward under lower end of vest, his powerful repeated yanks on the trigger. Only thing that prevented firing was the web of my right hand jamming hard downward on the hammer.
Web of my hand ended up looking like fresh ground beef, no joke.
So many other 'close calls', as I'm sure you've also had. In this job they're not rare.
Even at just 1 minute in, I felt I couldn't endure or last 10 more seconds. After the 4+ minutes I had zero doubt I couldn't have lasted another 3 seconds and couldn't believe I endured it to that point. I'm still thanking God to this day.
@@markstone1619 : While I’m not that old; I did train with a revolver though never carried one, at least as a primary weapon. I started at the tail end of the revolver to auto transition with the senior guys still having the options to carry them, so long as they always carried them, but no new ones were issued. I’ve worked with a few departments over the years and my first had a leather level 2 holster that had a front break and needed a forward rotation; these weren’t too bad as you could wedge your hand between the top and the duty belt and lock your fingers under your belt and there was no way for the gun to come out. After that though it was either Blackhawks or Safarilands; these didn’t exactly have as good of a way to lock in so to speak and you had to actively defend the removal. I had my fight with the Safariland and was increasingly glad for their extra flipper as I had one on mine and it’s probably the only reason I held onto my gun. I moved on from policing to being a Probation Officer though still kept up on regular trainings as that was one area our agency seemed to have money to spend. We bought our own gear, though we had limited approved options, and having worked in policing knew I didn’t want to take any chances given the rural nature of the work as well as the fact that I typically worked alone. I was glad I made the investment; I was also glad our agency had a use of force continuum that includes “improvised weapons” as a lamp ended the fight. I’ve had some close calls over the years but only one topped this; thankfully in all of them I’ve never had to pull the trigger as the job is stressful enough without having to live with taking a life, even if justified.
@@markstone1619 Dang, that was hella long ago, bro.
That was way before I was even alive. Good to see you're still around after all that.
The quacks get me everytime
I remember seeing this video a long time ago, what a throw back
That officer must be working in IT too, because he insists on making backups. Good advice!
the cop showed way more restraint than i could have.
You can literally hear the fear in his voice and see his hands shaking.
Right if you that scared wtf you doing as a cop
I don't know if I'll ever see a better segue into the sponsor video than what I just saw. I feel inspired! Thank you Donut!
i love when people argue the cops are are in the wrong with situations like this when in reality, a large majority of the population wouldn't have given even half that many warnings themself.
"Dang you shot me for real" will always live rent free in my head 😂 Fuck yeah she did, she even let you know before hand.
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Great original comment though 😆
@@Soup-Boot Lmaooo, it has more likes because of the big booty profile pic 🤣💀 I guarantee it 😅 Anyway, I appreciate you giving me a like at least 😝
It seems like these videos is becoming addictive... LOVE YOUR CONTENT
The "watch this" after he says you'll have to kill me and them him saying "dang you shot me for real" gets me every time
"SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!"
"nope"
"SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!"
"nope"
"SHOW ME YOUR HA- oh, no? understandable have a great day."
Perp changed his tune real quick. AAAAAHHHHHHH! 🤗
Almost happened here in my county court during a sentencing...defendant grabbed deputy's gun in court...Level II retention holster kept it from him 👍
"officer i was only trying to disassemble your gun as it was a lethal threat"
life pro tip never tell a man with a gun "you won't shoot me" but really never follow it up with "No Balls"
The zoom in to the croc 😆
My sling hand + Free police officer service pistol = mayhem
For a second I thought he was just going to sit in the corner and casually decline the officers request. That’d be hilarious if you ask me.
Not gonna lie. That scream made me giggle
Me too. It's so funny how the guy goes from acting all tough to screaming like a little baby
Thanks for telling the truth
Glad to know I’m not alone in this. I actually cackled a bit. Even my cat looked like she was laughing.
The LA Noire sound effect NEEDS to be used more on this channel, sent me into orbit fr
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I was like "Damn, Officer Phelps just found some evidence" because I heard the sound from my TV coming from the other room lmao
@@Eye_Of_Odin978 waiting for detective phelps to say some real out of pocket shit because we doubted the wrong person
Finally! Getting content somewhat regularly from donut again
6:20 OMG, that comment made me laugh.. probably a lot more than it should have 😂