@@beyondbackwater4933 Lol, that was me when I was taking Judo. We were practicing chokes on each other and the guy was waiting for me to tap, but I didn't feel anything around my neck.
What nobody mentions is that the police officer is a BEAST and still needed help. Shows how much a regular person can display strength in a time of desperation.
@@exitoz1396 In case you didn't notice, imbecile, it took a trained cop and a trained Jiu Jitsu martial artist to try to get this guy in cuffs. Trying to get someone into cuffs who is determined to resist and fight back is always difficult and dangerous.
@@exitoz1396 he was shaking putting on his belt. I think he was just a rookie. No matter how tough of a guy you are.. still takes a few notches in your belt to get numb to it lol
Officer definitely needs some bjj training. With his strength and mass, he would be an absolute unit on the force with the correct training. Hope you can find that officer. And much respect to the CIV that helped.
@@ifassnacht looks like the cop is the one on steroids though, when he should just be on the mats learning to not strike an already controlled man in the head on pavement
He saved that guy's life. When he reached for the cop's gun, the cop would've been justified in using deadly force but he wasn't alone and was able to make the arrest with no loss of life.
That guy is a hero. Hope he gets recognition for his assistance. Calm, professional, and no negative emotions or posturing directed at the suspect. He kept things from escalation by his presence. Wow that was super impressive. Well done!
Well said! Perfect example of gym preparedness and not letting ego/testosterone taking over. Guy has done that in the gym 1000x and knows where the danger is and isn’t.
I am just thrilled that the young student cared enough to help that police officer get the man under control so he could be handcuffed The fact that the young man even told the officer like okay that's enough you can get off of him now cuz he isn't going anywhere Someone raised that boy the right way!!!!
This!! I really hope that civilian got a thanks and recognition for this. If he wasn’t there it could of been a different outcome. He basically saved that officers life in my eyes ❤
This man didn’t just help the police officer, he helped the suspect that was resisting. This could have escalated to the point where the suspect was either shot by police. Or as he was attempting to steal the officer’s gun, he could have ended committing more serious crimes and never getting out of jail. This act of courage isn’t so simple as helping the cop only. His actions rippled out and helped both men, other officers who may have arrived later, innocent bystanders and the families of both men. He deserves some serious appreciation.
He is actually lucky that the backup officers did not arrive during their ground game sparring moment, which could end up mag drop on his back like we have seen so many times. That is the reason why I will never again help the US police, Europan yes. This officer's ground game was far below the expectations of European police standards. He should send back to the police academy for another 12 weeks !!!!
@@austrianobserver9300 more like the cops lucky dude didn’t get a proper hold of that gun and shoot his damn face off. Let’s pull our heads out of our asses. That cop needs more training.
@@austrianobserver9300 well you see that’s the issue. So many people in America are out to defund the police here so there are possibly officers here that are subpar in ground control.
*No one is going to mention the elephant in the room.* *FEMALE (ARRESTING) POLICE OFFICERS.* *This officer had "backup" as you can see (the shadow) at **0:43** and hear the voice of his partner. The potentially life-threatening problem was that his partner was a female. She records the situation on video which is useful but this could have ended very badly. Given that the BJJ Student did her job for her, he should get some money from the police department and she should have her pay docked. If she would blame "mother nature", then perhaps she could use "mother nature" to pay him for his service.*
Most cops do need more training. They only receive a few months of training before going out into the field. Hairdressers go through more extensive training, nearly two years, just to cut hair.
This BJJ student is very impressive, not only for assisting the officer, but especially for his humanity. That comes from his confidence and also his inner calmness. Brilliant!
@@jacqueslefave4296 That's why I open carry and have Guns... I told someone I was going to kick his ass and he said he was going to call the police I said good that means i got about 8 minutes to beat the crap out of you because that's how long it takes the police to respond on average
To whoever this man is, as a cop I thank you for stepping up. That cop is a big dude and I’m not. I’ve had a few close fights in my time but knowing there are people like you out there gives me a little more confidence that I might get help if I get on the losing end.
All the years of training I've had... All of the expertise I've been able to put into practice... And I can never, ever recall an incident when I remained as calm as that civilian. His voice and tone said it all. I'm not even sure his heart rate increased. That was amazing. He is certainly not your average bloke. Just incredible...
This was really special on so many levels. I admire people who have the courage to jump in and help people when they are in trouble and that young man deserves all the praise. It is also pretty awesome to see the police officer willing to not only accept the help but also receive and process the direction the young man was giving him. The world is getting beyond crazy and hopefully this inspires us all to be more humble and helpful. Good job to both and thank you for your service to both.
More than likely he'll be charged in interfering with the arrest of another person. We had a similar case in Michigan that was on the news where a random passer byer came to help a officer in need and the responding officer arrested him with that charge and he spent 6 months in Oakland County Jail.
Obviously the student has been given the gift of a good upbringing, strength, smartness and calmness. My respect. If the right guys in your country are smart as well, they will contact you. We need people like you.
That was an impressive video, especially the part where he talks the cop down and assures him that things are now under control and that he can back off.
@@Kevinschart Because at the end of the day hes just a human, who gets adrenaline, tunnel vision and anger just like anyone else. You need A LOT of emotion control to be able to put all your feelings aside. Not many can do that.
I noticed that when I'm fighting my whole body is really tense (not bjj tho), like, if that were me my knee would still be on that guy and I wouldn't even have noticed it, probs to the student for self restraint
Well them being so clumsy and incapable to detain the simplest of offenders, unless theyre choking a suspect out by sitting on him with the whole dpt, its pretty much their own fault. If u cant even detain 1 suspect then i as a citizin would just standby and laugh.
I appreciate this comment very much because I couldn't quite catch everything said 🤦😭😬. I now fully appreciate this video, particularly the Good Samaritan, much more 😇.
I hope the officer thanked that dude, cause he didn't seem that grateful for his assistance. He didn't have a chance of arresting him without hurting the suspect a lot. He even almost got his gun stolen.
He needed the help from the civilian badly, but I don’t think he was grateful cus he felt slight embarrassed and ashamed of he had to be coached step by step by a much skinnier civilian…he may have always thought of himself as the badass with his size
As soon as you start fighting a cop you are the person they are looking for. If he had just taken time out of his day to cooperate he could have been saved a bit of skin and trouble. Of course he probably is exactly who they were looking for.
not only did he help physically, but psychologically - the officer is, understandably, in a high state of anxiety and fear - this situation could have been so much worse for the cop or the man being handcuffed - good job
Has the internet found this man yet? Amazing work staying calm and doing everything perfectly, then right into de-escalation!! Absolute Legend M8, cheers! Good on you.
@@rune.theocracy I am not trying to be disrespectful to the Good Samaritan or anyone. I found an interview he had with a different News station and posted the link in response to Vivid Visions comment. Because I was also curious to find out more of the story. During his interview with the other news station. The MMA fighter, Anthony Gonzalez appeared to be just as humble as he is well trained in MMA. I think he and Millions of viewers that seen his footage felt proud that he helped potentially save the officers life. Which is why he chose to reveal his identity himself. Regardless, 💯 respect for his good deed and his MMA skills
@@Watergirl_83 if that is indeed the case then it is his choice. I agree I do appreciate the great work he has done, also he's actually a full fledged MMA artist? Incredible stuff I saw the way he took the suspect's arm off and I realized he definitely knows enough about BJJ. My family in particular practice BJJ extensively and thought me a little so that little detail was awesome to see in a real world scenario. BJJ being used irl is amazing! No disrespect at all either I just think people should have a choice on who knows their personal life, privacy is a right all that stuff.
@@pat-riot278 officer wasn’t on him. Placed a knee on the shoulder to gain composure and fix belt. Relax. But makes me happy when I see people step in and help officers. Not just walk around and record
@@pat-riot278 in this case it didn’t matter either way the other officers arrived shortly after. So everything leading up the handcuffing mattered was some of the smartest moves. Be as a bystander personally I’m not gonna play by the rules - if he’s going for the damn gun or being impossible - a quick bone break will resolve the issue. Just my opinion. Obviously a hostile threat. Without the help this officer was in deep water.
As the Jiu Jitsu practitioner; it is important to ask for consent (to assist) as you approach the situation, before intervening. This let's the officer(s) know that you are there to help. Kudos to this man!
Officer Muscles would probably have too much pride to answer "yes." He probably thinks "I totally had it under control, I didn't need that guy's help." On the other hand, I'm probably just stereotyping and Officer Muscles probably has 0 ego or self-esteem issues.
Absolutely. Because the cop doesn't know if you are an arriving accomplice or a good Samaritan. Arriving police also may shoot the bystander duty during the struggle thinking he is fighting with the cop too.
My son in Saint George, Utah had the same experience. He was driving along noticed on the side of the road a police officer struggling with a man. Shane could tell he the police officer was exhausted and not winning the battle. He pulled his car over jumped out and put the convict in a choke hold and told him to stop resisting. After they got him cuffed the police officer said in a breathless voice “thank you, I thought for sure I was going to lose him. Shane got in his car and left. Let’s look out for each other!
@@richardedward8046I think they were referencing the firing of a gun. That would’ve been really bad for either side. If that’s what you mean, then you need to get your head checked. I’m all for cops using any means necessary, don’t get me wrong, but there’s a big emphasis on *necessary.*
@@richardedward8046yeah you sound sick. Feels like most red states have a list for blood and think people should be murdered for things that won’t even get you in prison for a year
Loved every bit of how this played out. I applaud the student not only for helping, but for also calling the officer out to give the guy a rest. That student knew that man wasn't going anywhere.
the guy didnt deserve to not have a knew pressed into him, he clearly was after that gun to take and kill them......he'd get a deadly beat down by anyone else who isnt a cop if he tried that
How is he still alive?? A black guys walks away from a cop and still get clipped n the back, a caucasian guy can fight with a cop and grab his gun and a shot isn't fired. CRAZY what these pet get away with
@@RUTHLESSambition5 no, plenty of black guys grapple with cops, this guy was facing down into the ground and only tried to get the gun, which happens often, and doesn't end in death, because they are facing down and can't really get the gun, now if he were to get a hold of it, it would cause a mess.
This is an amazing video and a great job by both the police officer and the BJJ student. I want to take a second to tell the Gracie's that I was able to take six weeks of classes while visitng Las Vegas a couple years ago and even though I was a very seasoned Judo B.B. I learned so much during that training and had the time of my life while doing so. I earned my first white strip in BJJ and it was as exciting to me as when I got my first degree black belt in Judo. Thank you to the entire Gracie family including instructors, students and office personel.
That is awesome. That young man is a hero, should be given an honour by the City of San Antonio. Thank God for people like this! Well done, gentlemen! Godspeed to you both!
How do you or the assistant know that this officer wasn’t violating this man’s rights? Like they usually are because of the overwhelming ignorance of the people? Even after the guy is hand cuffed the pig still has his knee on the guy. AND RESPONDS WITH AN ATTITUDE. What a flipping pig.
@@ernestocarrillo7 First things first. This is a Nation of laws, or have you conveniently forgotten? You on the left have no idea the ass pounding you're about to get when Conservatives take back BOTH Houses in November. They will fall on these criminals and those who support this no law bullshit like an old building.
Let’s be honest, we don’t know how long they were fighting before the guy showed up and helped. That cop was prob worn out and stressed. Thank God someone with strength was able to assist. Also being mindful of the cop needing to step back once things were handled to regroup. Props to both!
I hope the police officer thanked that young man for all of his effort in apprehending this jerk. Way to go young man you have got your head on straight. I am very proud of what you did , I wish there were more people out there like you. God bless you.
I previously worked with the disabled. We were trained on how to restrain a person without them hurting you or themselves. (Legally, if we did something incorrectly we were subject to arrest.) It seems somehow this training has been deleted from the police.I have seen over and over police try to cuff someone that would literally tear their shoulder cuff so of course they resist. Who wouldn't! My nephew was a state trooper for 20 years and said he had this training. But most of the new cops were all military and were like their own gang. Their word was law even though they knew little about the law itself. He retired early because he feared he would get caught in a 'George Floyd' moment or one of them would think he was an informant and he would have Serpico moment. This is what the police in the US have become.
The biggest reward you can give him is by doing for others without expecting anything in return just like him. Once people see that they have inspired others to do similar things for others.. That's the best reward 👍 love yall!
I actually helped an officer with a subject years ago when I was a young man. The first thing to remember is to declare yourself as a friend and ask if he needs help. The officer I helped is still a good friend of mine. We found out later the guy was running because he was suspected of possessing child porn. I probably would have been more "help" had I known.
@@Turboooooooooooooooo congratulations you let a man who couldve been a potential danger to a random person in your area be free and if the person you helped flee hurts someone it would be entirely your fault
That’s so cool! I love seeing stuff like this! I’m glad the officer recognized the value of listening to this guy. And I’m grateful this civilian was so calm, cool, and collected in the way he helped/instructed the officer.
@@derriklee287 LOL, you see trump got raided by the FBI? Democrats are loving the police now! So weird! Can’t figure dems out. The go which ever way the wind blows.
@@rustleup-tf2jti also feel like officers could maybe take jujitsu classes in their spare time to learn things like this so that way they won’t need weapons in some situations, if there was more officers there and no civilians this could have ended with the guy getting tazed or shot, endangering himself and other officers, idk just a suggestion. Any opinions?
@@Green4orfun I think martial arts training should be ***MANDATORY*** for all cops! Clearly! And I think the cop should have tased this guy well before it got to this point. That’s the point of a taser, to paralyze people who are physically fighting back.
The BJJ student not only just saved the man's life by stopping him from the gun but also possibly the officers had he gotten the gun. Truly a lot of layers here. So thankful he was there.
This jujitsu student was a very valuable assist for this police officer, he definitely deserves some sort of commendation award for his brave & calm assistance in this incident.
It's the other way around. The citizen was given some help by the police officer to arrest the man. On his own, the cop would have failed in the arrest and would have lost his own gun. An award would be very appropriate.
“I ain’t the guy you’re looking for!” This happened to me in SoCal. I complied cause I knew it wasn’t me. The cop cuffed me, told me sit here, and I did. Waited for him to verify my ID, uncuffed me and he apologized and thanked me for cooperating. I said no problem, shook hands and went off our merry way.
I don’t understand how this is impressive. To me, this is all common sense. Under hooks and all that, what? This just all comes naturally to me without all these fancy words. That student or whatever doesn’t seem trained at all. He actually seems a bit slow like come on dude, how many times you gonna let the suspects hand go? Hold the dam hands and keep holding them, jeez. Someone had to say it.
he will deserve some from that huge guy 😜.that civilian can change his life in future after that guy release from jail.this is not funny thing.cameraman doing great job for that civilians deserve some.its must be a dangerous.look at this bad guy,he hasnt fear for anything.i swear this can be a danger in future.god you must save him.👍👍
Idk about an award wut did the crim do that was bad enough he needed to resist so much wouldnt have gone as bad if ppl were more civilised officers included acquire info first
@@xnovax4584 yeah I agree. So go do your research if you gonna post this type of comment. It’s the most annoying type. If you aren’t sure if it was necessary figure it out
@@govelasco i'd like to you see you run for quite literally half an hour in the middle of a sunny hot day with that vest and suit on, i really wanna see if you're so tough after you run all that distance. yeah, you would've probably done worse, so.
That is how LAPD got Jeff Fenn. At the time he fought to save the life of the now late Theresa Saldana, he was delivering bottled water. IIRC She gave a recommendation & got him a spot in the police academy.
I hope this officer understands that if not for this man, there is a very good chance he wouldn’t have made it home that night! I hope this brave hero gets the recognition he deserves!!!
That's looks like a police shooting, or worse, in the making. When I heard them talking about a struggle over the officer's gun...my heart skipped a beat. Thank God there was a someone there who knew jiu-jitsu. Thank God we have people all over the world now who are ready to help in this kind of situation.
That’s how we, as a society, are supposed to function. We help our law enforcement to not only affect an arrest but also keep their emotions from getting them in trouble. That was very well done by all involved.
Yes our officers are human , sometimes a helping hand is all they need man . There extending there hand . Be a man give them something to grab stick yours out
This young man was amazing! Very calm and also giving instructions on avoiding further injuries. Kudos to him! I hope they gave him a medal/award of honor. Having the knowledge of self defense really prepares you to calmly approach any situation and gives you a sense of peace. 💖😊👍🏼
That's what we call resisting, but he didn't got sho, If he was black the officer would just shoot him but he was white so he used everything to catch him safely.
I think part of the problem with US police is you have a lot of jacked meathead cops who DON'T know how to actually fight and just think their size and strength will be enough lol.
What I found most impressive is how calm, collected and observant the civilian was. This kind of composure is either something you possess naturally... or you work _hard_ to obtain, through rigorous physical and mental training and/or real action experience. It's something very precious, especially in fields of work such as police, military or security (I work in the latter myself), so mad respect to that man for that.
Calm?? It wasn't a one on one fight. He helped out a huge cop who had a dirt bag down on the ground already banged up. Why wouldnt a trained fighter be calm in that situation? It impressed you lol.
@@bobabooey4537 Being calm, collected, observant and relevant isn't the same as not being excited and under adrenaline rush. If you have the encephalogram of a stone in a fight just because it's an "easy" fight in your opinion, then good for you, but I'm not sure it gives you the right or the credit to disregard and mock someone who has a different experience of fighting than you...
@@StunningSilken You don't have to be a 'master' of anything - anyone who's used to rough and tumble would be as calm as that guy in that situation; it's not like he was likely to get hurt.
This is the type of training the public needs to see to have a better understanding of what law enforcement faces and what can happen. If the roles were reverse, that citizen, even with MMA training, would of probably needed assistance too. A cop has to position him/herself to maintain weapon control. And the guy resisting arrest is strong. Cops are really not in the position to "scrap" like people think they are due to all the equipment and numerous other issues.
I'm glad that guy was there because had he not been there this would have escalated into something else entirely. Like this police officer would have struggled with this person and that person may have gotten a hold of his gun and someone could have gotten shot. Also, after handcuffing the guy the police officer does the dirty tactics that officers unnecessarily do to people by placing a knee on the guy's neck with his body weight going down on the poor guy's neck. The guy helping him quickly told him "man, you don't need to do that he's not going anywhere", and he's right. He could have killed the poor guy like poor George Floyd died. Smh
This is what community is about, honestly. Helped an officer who was obviously in need of help during an arrest, it's the least anyone can do to thank them for their service.
@@NateJay1987 delusional. People often don't take care of others, which is where laws and LEOs come in. Be glad we're not in an anarchy. You'd never get another peaceful waking moment.
Great that it was captured on video to show how cops can find themselves in life and death struggles at a moments notice. Bravo to the young man that came to the officers aid.
As a retired LEO and former Jiu-Jitsu practitioner (Japanese not Brazilian) I can say that it definitely helped me. I never received any civilian complaints nor any excessive force complaints.
@@yourdream28 It's not just an opinion. Back in the late 90's Master Libório and Carlson Gracie travelled to Japan and challenge many traditional Japanese BJJ masters both themselves, and theirs students. We used to have this reported in the printed MMA media back then in the Pride days.
The people who are talking badly against the officer need to understand a few things. The officer had no backup and was trying to put a very strong man who was probably on drugs into handcuffs behind his back. No matter how good of training any one person or officer might have, putting a very strong man into handcuffs behind their back can be impossible without help. Trying to put a very strong man into handcuffs behind their back while wearing a police belt with a gun attached makes it even harder when that same person is trying to take control of that gun.
I totally agree. People high on drugs who are also agitated are super strong. I'm so glad the Good Samaritan stepped into help the officer and use his jujitsu skills.
Some people don't quite realize that people who aren't in the right state of mind can recreate scenes from out of the exorcist until they are in restraints. Also, restraints are the best. Source: I work with mentally disabled, the kind that can be "Agitated".
I really hope this young man got a thanks and recognition for this! If he wasn’t there this could of turned out differently and that officer may not be here today. If I was his mum I’d be so proud ❤
I started BJJ ABOUT 10 months ago. I only get a chance to go about once a week but I love it. A few months back in a gas station and a patron came in with what seemed to be some mental health issues. After threatening to kill the gas station attendant I was able to get their attention on me. They slapped me in the face but I immediately took them down and subdued them until the cops came without ever striking or hurting the individual. I was calm the entire time. BJJ definitely gave me the skills to handle the situation with a calm head.
Congrats bro,it also teaches to be calm under rush of an adrenaline which non trained person does not know! I would recommend you trying MMA just so u can see what our body can be under strict training.
he saved them both. the man on the ground almost got that gun, and the officer was not focusing on the pressure he was putting on his subject near the end there. without intervention that scene may have ended with a serious injury or worse...
@@entropicflux8849 Yeah well it’s too bad that the bootlicker intervened. Would’ve been great to see another one of those pigs take a slug to the dome.😏
As an older student (57) and been to several different gyms, I would recommend Gracie schools by far for the structure and technical applications. Trained with multiple law enforcement bjj practitioners and it's such an integral part of engagement without the need for deadly force in many cases.
A real BJJ Master would’ve had him tapping on the cop in utter pain and submittal, but props to this young man for using necessary force, Not sure I would’ve been able to do the same.
This is awesome. No one will ever convince me that studying martial arts is useless for self-defense (even though I realize that is not the purpose of this video). Well done, martial artist, I am grateful you were there!
Not useless but definitely shouldn’t be the only self defense you have. Only knowing martial arts and having that as your only solution is dangerous. But nevertheless, martial arts is very good skill to have and everyone should take some classes and learn the basics bc it is helpful in many situations. My point was that if martial arts is your only way of defense…good luck
Never a waste. I did Hapkido years ago, learning circles and proper falling technique. Years later I was chasing my dog around the yard, decided to take a shortcut and hop over the deck railing, caught my toe lost balance and instead of a collarbone breaking fall I auto-magically smoothly rolled straight into running position and caught Frisky! No thought involved, it happened too fast…just automatic response from training. Wish it was on camera, I checked and can’t spin webbing from my wrists…yet!
When I trained BJJ we had a few officers that trained with us.. they had very little knowledge of ground control. It amazed me that they didn't know much. Even with muscles and strength they struggled. They need to implement BJJ training with all officers worldwide. Not only does it help physically.. but it helps most importantly.. mentally.
@@ΣταυροςΡηγας-χ1κ then they should pay for it out of their own pocket! Learning how to subdue someone from the ground can save your life. We have a few LEO that train at our school and they pay for it themselves. Besides, I think it's tax write off for LEO.
@@georgel.3357 Imagine someone in whatever field having to pay out of their own pocket for training to do the most basic aspects of their work. "I don't know how to safely operate this machine, I might get my armed ripped off." "Welp, guess you're gonna die then." If USA's rich people required or experienced police interventions from random street officers more often, you can bet the police would be better prepared. Instead, officers are allowed to screw up, risking themselves and inflicting harm unnecessarily, but departments (often bad officers themselves) pay no cost for that because of qualified immunity. If the real costs of bad performance was being paid not by the community and police families, but by police departments, it'd turn out it's actually cheaper to train officers properly.
@@jdoyle4811 they should, honestly it should be required , I think they would be saving money if they had officers who were trained enough not to make so many mistakes that cost the state thousands of dollars a year due to negligence. I mean hell or at least once a month or something.
He looks like the MMA coach from my Jiu-Jitsu academy. Ohana Jiu-Jitsu. SA. Edit: after watching again, maybe not. Our mma coach has a strong Brazilian accent. 😂 🇧🇷🤔
And the best part was, that police officer is huge! It tells you that technique is more important than size
But when you have both its a plus..plus.. 6ft5 215lb. Brown belt here..🤣🤣
@@HKTjohnnywalker I dunno, some of the thin wirey guys slip out and wrap you up easy
@@beyondbackwater4933
Lol, that was me when I was taking Judo. We were practicing chokes on each other and the guy was waiting for me to tap, but I didn't feel anything around my neck.
It's a vest and juice
@@beyondbackwater4933 *Danaher Death Squad has entered the chat"
What nobody mentions is that the police officer is a BEAST and still needed help. Shows how much a regular person can display strength in a time of desperation.
Officer is clearly not trained enough. Looked like a fish out of water trying to arrest someone
@@exitoz1396 In case you didn't notice, imbecile, it took a trained cop and a trained Jiu Jitsu martial artist to try to get this guy in cuffs. Trying to get someone into cuffs who is determined to resist and fight back is always difficult and dangerous.
@@exitoz1396 Probably had a foot pursuit, looks like its a hot day as well. Those Uniforms are hot as hell too. Should propably get some cardio
@@exitoz1396 he was shaking putting on his belt. I think he was just a rookie. No matter how tough of a guy you are.. still takes a few notches in your belt to get numb to it lol
Bjj isnt a normal person lmao that's why street cops are implored to work on it as much as possible
Officer definitely needs some bjj training.
With his strength and mass, he would be an absolute unit on the force with the correct training. Hope you can find that officer. And much respect to the CIV that helped.
Exactly what I thought. Dude is yooooked! Would love to see how he’s doing in a year after hopefully going thru the gst course.
Exactly, he’s a super strong dude! Who know what the guy on the ground was hopped up on.
@@ifassnacht looks like the cop is the one on steroids though, when he should just be on the mats learning to not strike an already controlled man in the head on pavement
@@stackered good point. He does look big B
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I’m impressed by how calm the civilian is! Damn! Good job!!!!
He saved that guy's life. When he reached for the cop's gun, the cop would've been justified in using deadly force but he wasn't alone and was able to make the arrest with no loss of life.
Yeah, he did. He saved that guy's life.
This cop should have had assistance. Just because he’s big, doesn’t mean he can do it alone. Plus he has minimal understanding of body mechanics.
@@SpidermanInLondon we don't know if the cop had a choice except to go in.
I agree
@@SpidermanInLondon Cops don't always have backup. But you are right, the cop didn't have the right training.
That young man deserves recognition and respect.
Yeah 😀
Agreed, Hats off for the young man for assisting the officer!!
@@aehartmann91 Its not about colour man, come on now. dont bring racism into shit like this, enjoy a human being helping another human being
@@aehartmann91 any young lad deserves respect for helping a police officer, stop doing that shit
@@aehartmann91 Not all
That guy is a hero. Hope he gets recognition for his assistance. Calm, professional, and no negative emotions or posturing directed at the suspect. He kept things from escalation by his presence. Wow that was super impressive. Well done!
Well said! Perfect example of gym preparedness and not letting ego/testosterone taking over. Guy has done that in the gym 1000x and knows where the danger is and isn’t.
He would only get recognition if he were the suspect.
Fk you and ur cops dirty
Hero until d bastard is released
yeah he is actually some of the best human beings i have ever laid my eyes on, what an absolute inspiration in this day and age.
I am just thrilled that the young student cared enough to help that police officer get the man under control so he could be handcuffed The fact that the young man even told the officer like okay that's enough you can get off of him now cuz he isn't going anywhere Someone raised that boy the right way!!!!
This!! I really hope that civilian got a thanks and recognition for this. If he wasn’t there it could of been a different outcome. He basically saved that officers life in my eyes ❤
@@xMissxUKx1 The suspect went for the officers gun. If that dude hadn't shown up lives would have ended for sure.
This man didn’t just help the police officer, he helped the suspect that was resisting. This could have escalated to the point where the suspect was either shot by police. Or as he was attempting to steal the officer’s gun, he could have ended committing more serious crimes and never getting out of jail.
This act of courage isn’t so simple as helping the cop only. His actions rippled out and helped both men, other officers who may have arrived later, innocent bystanders and the families of both men.
He deserves some serious appreciation.
Oh ya the suspect going for the cops gun is the one who’s gonna get shot here… are you fucking stupid?
He is actually lucky that the backup officers did not arrive during their ground game sparring moment, which could end up mag drop on his back like we have seen so many times. That is the reason why I will never again help the US police, Europan yes. This officer's ground game was far below the expectations of European police standards. He should send back to the police academy for another 12 weeks !!!!
@@austrianobserver9300 more like the cops lucky dude didn’t get a proper hold of that gun and shoot his damn face off. Let’s pull our heads out of our asses. That cop needs more training.
@@austrianobserver9300 well you see that’s the issue. So many people in America are out to defund the police here so there are possibly officers here that are subpar in ground control.
Just an uncle tom… thats it..
Legendary! Imagine a society that was politely armed with this knowledge.
100% be a nice place to live….Media would have a fit….there’d be no drama to report and commercial /add revenue would decrease
"Politely" is key here. There must be respect, even for those not giving it.
*No one is going to mention the elephant in the room.*
*FEMALE (ARRESTING) POLICE OFFICERS.*
*This officer had "backup" as you can see (the shadow) at **0:43** and hear the voice of his partner. The potentially life-threatening problem was that his partner was a female. She records the situation on video which is useful but this could have ended very badly. Given that the BJJ Student did her job for her, he should get some money from the police department and she should have her pay docked. If she would blame "mother nature", then perhaps she could use "mother nature" to pay him for his service.*
Imagine people not committing crime. lol.
Many of us are 😎
I hope he got a proper thank you from the police force. He deserves it.
That never happens
@@petersydow4002 it happens all the time but most average citizens don't want 15 minutes of fame
they probably shot him
You're absolutely right..... Good evening Izonda how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day a lovely day that the lord has made.
He probably didn't
That cop almost lost his gun to the suspect. To say he needs more training is an understatement.
Most cops do need more training. They only receive a few months of training before going out into the field. Hairdressers go through more extensive training, nearly two years, just to cut hair.
This BJJ student is very impressive, not only for assisting the officer, but especially for his humanity.
That comes from his confidence and also his inner calmness.
Brilliant!
What if it was an illegal arrest tho
@@Spectrum0122 That's not the BJJ student's responsibility.
@@Spectrum0122 Spoken like a criminal...LOL!
Actually man it just come from having a set of balls. Being a good man, if you will.
@@Spectrum0122 What ifs are for people who fear everything.
This is a perfect example of backup not always be in there on time. The civilian did an awesome job helping that officer.
"When seconds count, the police are just minutes away."
@@jacqueslefave4296 “fuck the police because TikTok told me” ~ Intellectuals
@@jacqueslefave4296 That's why I open carry and have Guns... I told someone I was going to kick his ass and he said he was going to call the police I said good that means i got about 8 minutes to beat the crap out of you because that's how long it takes the police to respond on average
If you are anymore wrong you be telling stories about how tough your five foot two ex-lover is😂
@@henkolsonpietersen2242 f*** the police cuz they're dirty lie cheat and steal
The member of the public deserves a medal, because he stood up for the community, well done Sir. 👌
Exactly, he didn't just look the other way.
He deserves praise from the department and to be mentioned.
Medals are special and shouldn't be given out easily.
@@beyondbackwater4933 👍
He certainly deserves recognition
Yup he helped the officer and the suspect . Perfect
I love how the cameraman does nothing to help... great job ! Getting a video of it is more important than helping them.
To whoever this man is, as a cop I thank you for stepping up. That cop is a big dude and I’m not. I’ve had a few close fights in my time but knowing there are people like you out there gives me a little more confidence that I might get help if I get on the losing end.
Fuck that snitch, he had no business helping u turds
If you’re in the hood I’m sorry to say you’re more likely to get jumped
Bro walk into the highway. Fk every single cop out there. Again, go lay down on the freeway pig
@@punctualerror1939 fk “hoods” bunch of animals that belong in cages
When your getting into an fight on the job are you cleared to use punches and kicks as long if they are grabbing you
All the years of training I've had... All of the expertise I've been able to put into practice... And I can never, ever recall an incident when I remained as calm as that civilian. His voice and tone said it all. I'm not even sure his heart rate increased. That was amazing. He is certainly not your average bloke. Just incredible...
He's super courageous 😬
If he was alone he would be like the cop
@@dutch9846 probably not, unlike the cop he has training
It’s insane that people on drugs have the strength of 3 men.
It's called good training and self discipline
This was really special on so many levels. I admire people who have the courage to jump in and help people when they are in trouble and that young man deserves all the praise. It is also pretty awesome to see the police officer willing to not only accept the help but also receive and process the direction the young man was giving him. The world is getting beyond crazy and hopefully this inspires us all to be more humble and helpful. Good job to both and thank you for your service to both.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ always
Amen
The best comment about the video! Clap clap
Well stated! The BJJ student is a true hero!
I love how you you guys bring an intelligent martial arts solution to these problematic situations - major respect.
His ability to remain calm in this situation is extremely enlightening
We need more of that for sure
It takes months and months of training and live grappling. He probably 100-1000x as much training as the average police officer receives.
That's exactly what I was thinking .... Looks like he's helping beach a fish or something
Yes it is
its kinda standard for people in martial arts
This Decent Citizen who helped a police officer deserves an award. The city and the officer should make sure he gets one!!
More than likely he'll be charged in interfering with the arrest of another person.
We had a similar case in Michigan that was on the news where a random passer byer came to help a officer in need and the responding officer arrested him with that charge and he spent 6 months in Oakland County Jail.
@@Metametheus yeah, that's a load of bs
@@Metametheus Probably was a friend of the perp and that was his lame defense.
An award!?!?He should face charges!
Probably get sued by cop and suspect! Fun times
Obviously the student has been given the gift of a good upbringing, strength, smartness and calmness. My respect. If the right guys in your country are smart as well, they will contact you. We need people like you.
Bravery
Jiu jitsu does that to any man or woman that joins trust me bro of you don't go then do.
BTW I'm not saying he wasn't born with it you can also be born or raised that way but jiu jitsu is so eye opening it humbles you ❤
That man did not to be arrested. What a nice thing to do to help there. God bless them both.
That was an impressive video, especially the part where he talks the cop down and assures him that things are now under control and that he can back off.
this actually warms my heart no homo
Ya-absolutely!
cop is supposed to be the professional. why does he need to be talked down.
@@Kevinschart Because at the end of the day hes just a human, who gets adrenaline, tunnel vision and anger just like anyone else. You need A LOT of emotion control to be able to put all your feelings aside. Not many can do that.
I noticed that when I'm fighting my whole body is really tense (not bjj tho), like, if that were me my knee would still be on that guy and I wouldn't even have noticed it, probs to the student for self restraint
Glad this incident was filmed for us to see what cops go through every day. I salute the young man for helping the officer as well.
True It is a tough job.....It is easy for us to blame them and speak about racism behind our small screens.
@@mahmouddia261 people forget that cops are not that much stronger than normal fit people
Well them being so clumsy and incapable to detain the simplest of offenders, unless theyre choking a suspect out by sitting on him with the whole dpt, its pretty much their own fault. If u cant even detain 1 suspect then i as a citizin would just standby and laugh.
@@aoisora1445 which is why nobody takes cops seriously
@@aoisora1445....Yep they are just trying their best in the world of Jumanji.
That’s one of the best Samaritan interventions I’ve ever seen. “Stay heavy, let me get the underhook”. That’s was awesome.
That statement should be immortalized in the Jiu Jitsu Hall of Fame!
They call us JJ artists the sailors of fighting for a reason (:::: *get them hooks in !!*
@@KarmaFlight Yes sir!
@@ryaneccles4546 I love it!
I appreciate this comment very much because I couldn't quite catch everything said 🤦😭😬. I now fully appreciate this video, particularly the Good Samaritan, much more 😇.
I hope the officer thanked that dude, cause he didn't seem that grateful for his assistance. He didn't have a chance of arresting him without hurting the suspect a lot. He even almost got his gun stolen.
He needed the help from the civilian badly, but I don’t think he was grateful cus he felt slight embarrassed and ashamed of he had to be coached step by step by a much skinnier civilian…he may have always thought of himself as the badass with his size
100 times out of 10, the guy who says “I’m not the guy you’re looking for” is the guy they’re looking for.
what's the ratio when a guy tells you: "you're not that guy, trust me."
As soon as you start fighting a cop you are the person they are looking for. If he had just taken time out of his day to cooperate he could have been saved a bit of skin and trouble. Of course he probably is exactly who they were looking for.
You need to work on your maths bro. It's 100 times out of 20
Interesting. Then what would a person say that's not the one the police is looking for?
Guilty until proven innocent..
not only did he help physically, but psychologically - the officer is, understandably, in a high state of anxiety and fear - this situation could have been so much worse for the cop or the man being handcuffed - good job
yeah, when a perp gets the officer's gun, everyone should be a tad bit hyped.
@@markpitchford7375 he should get elbowed in the face at that momentofficer was stressed, but still didn't use much force
Exactly the officer was a beast, but the guy being arrested was flippin strong too, glad that jujitsu guy helped out!
@@markpitchford7375.. Seriously!
Should I gave mr kidney shot
Has the internet found this man yet? Amazing work staying calm and doing everything perfectly, then right into de-escalation!! Absolute Legend M8, cheers! Good on you.
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I would think he'd rather stay anonymous, let's respect his privacy a little bit shall we?
@@rune.theocracy I am not trying to be disrespectful to the Good Samaritan or anyone. I found an interview he had with a different News station and posted the link in response to Vivid Visions comment. Because I was also curious to find out more of the story.
During his interview with the other news station. The MMA fighter, Anthony Gonzalez appeared to be just as humble as he is well trained in MMA. I think he and Millions of viewers that seen his footage felt proud that he helped potentially save the officers life. Which is why he chose to reveal his identity himself.
Regardless, 💯 respect for his good deed and his MMA skills
@@Watergirl_83 if that is indeed the case then it is his choice. I agree I do appreciate the great work he has done, also he's actually a full fledged MMA artist? Incredible stuff I saw the way he took the suspect's arm off and I realized he definitely knows enough about BJJ. My family in particular practice BJJ extensively and thought me a little so that little detail was awesome to see in a real world scenario. BJJ being used irl is amazing!
No disrespect at all either I just think people should have a choice on who knows their personal life, privacy is a right all that stuff.
@@rune.theocracy "being used irl", wow you dont know anything
Hats of to the young man assisting the officer. I think the suspect was full of something that gave him that strength😮
The smartest move this kid made was encouraging the officer to move off him after he was cuffed. Smart dude. Glad everyone is safe.
Hardly
@@ErocNelson88 on top of all the physical help. It absolutely was. You may not have been paying attention the last few years.
@@pat-riot278 officer wasn’t on him. Placed a knee on the shoulder to gain composure and fix belt. Relax. But makes me happy when I see people step in and help officers. Not just walk around and record
@@pat-riot278 in this case it didn’t matter either way the other officers arrived shortly after. So everything leading up the handcuffing mattered was some of the smartest moves. Be as a bystander personally I’m not gonna play by the rules - if he’s going for the damn gun or being impossible - a quick bone break will resolve the issue. Just my opinion. Obviously a hostile threat. Without the help this officer was in deep water.
@@pat-riot278 correct
As the Jiu Jitsu practitioner; it is important to ask for consent (to assist) as you approach the situation, before intervening. This let's the officer(s) know that you are there to help. Kudos to this man!
Officer Muscles would probably have too much pride to answer "yes." He probably thinks "I totally had it under control, I didn't need that guy's help."
On the other hand, I'm probably just stereotyping and Officer Muscles probably has 0 ego or self-esteem issues.
@@777Skeptic stfu Renner talked to the cop afterwards and he was nothing but grateful
@@buxadonoff where is that video
@@777Skeptic sounds like that would make for a good comedy movie lol
Absolutely. Because the cop doesn't know if you are an arriving accomplice or a good Samaritan.
Arriving police also may shoot the bystander duty during the struggle thinking he is fighting with the cop too.
My son in Saint George, Utah had the same experience. He was driving along noticed on the side of the road a police officer struggling with a man. Shane could tell he the police officer was exhausted and not winning the battle. He pulled his car over jumped out and put the convict in a choke hold and told him to stop resisting. After they got him cuffed the police officer said in a breathless voice “thank you, I thought for sure I was going to lose him. Shane got in his car and left. Let’s look out for each other!
I'm sure your son is awesome too
Did your son uncuff the officer afterwards? :) Just kidding! Sounds like he was raised right - good job mom. Stay safe.
You did a good job raising him!
Top son there Linda 👍
He's not a convict until he's convicted.
Truly saved two people’s lives. Great man right there.
Makes me have hope that they're still people out there like this who will stop and help an Officer in need.
There's a shitload of us, it's just never put on TV. It's a totally different time.
There would probably be more if people actually didnt mind the police
@@donsanmafia3846 the only ppl that mind the police are just hateful ppl.
Jesus Christ stop acting like police are hero’s for doing their job.
People help the cops everyday.
Just cut it out.
It’s not us versus them.
@@tonymarselle8812 everyone is just doing there job, does this not mean don't help anyone.
How calm this was compared to what could have happened.
@@richardedward8046 should? boith should let the guy got thz officer gun& shot XD???
@@nakomtsuu8433 try that again but say it in coherent English weetard.
@@richardedward8046 I know the US police isn't best but I still wouldn't want to see them shot.
@@richardedward8046I think they were referencing the firing of a gun. That would’ve been really bad for either side.
If that’s what you mean, then you need to get your head checked. I’m all for cops using any means necessary, don’t get me wrong, but there’s a big emphasis on *necessary.*
@@richardedward8046yeah you sound sick. Feels like most red states have a list for blood and think people should be murdered for things that won’t even get you in prison for a year
Loved every bit of how this played out. I applaud the student not only for helping, but for also calling the officer out to give the guy a rest. That student knew that man wasn't going anywhere.
Yes the cops are taught to sit on their captive i think..
@@LeadDingo do you think that maybe the reason why they eat so many donuts?😉
the guy didnt deserve to not have a knew pressed into him, he clearly was after that gun to take and kill them......he'd get a deadly beat down by anyone else who isnt a cop if he tried that
How is he still alive?? A black guys walks away from a cop and still get clipped n the back, a caucasian guy can fight with a cop and grab his gun and a shot isn't fired. CRAZY what these pet get away with
@@RUTHLESSambition5 no, plenty of black guys grapple with cops, this guy was facing down into the ground and only tried to get the gun, which happens often, and doesn't end in death, because they are facing down and can't really get the gun, now if he were to get a hold of it, it would cause a mess.
This is an amazing video and a great job by both the police officer and the BJJ student. I want to take a second to tell the Gracie's that I was able to take six weeks of classes while visitng Las Vegas a couple years ago and even though I was a very seasoned Judo B.B. I learned so much during that training and had the time of my life while doing so. I earned my first white strip in BJJ and it was as exciting to me as when I got my first degree black belt in Judo. Thank you to the entire Gracie family including instructors, students and office personel.
Hats off to that guy who helped that officer and this video deserves to get shared a million times.
That is awesome. That young man is a hero, should be given an honour by the City of San Antonio. Thank God for people like this! Well done, gentlemen! Godspeed to you both!
LMFAO, "reward" for such a simple task?, fkn idiot, it comes naturally for folk with common sense, goofball
😆😂Ma’am, that guy isn’t a here. He’s an effing bootlicker….definitely not a “hero”.😏
@@justincasey_grabbederpussy6756 Define "bootlicker" if you would...
How do you or the assistant know that this officer wasn’t violating this man’s rights? Like they usually are because of the overwhelming ignorance of the people? Even after the guy is hand cuffed the pig still has his knee on the guy. AND RESPONDS WITH AN ATTITUDE. What a flipping pig.
@@ernestocarrillo7 First things first. This is a Nation of laws, or have you conveniently forgotten? You on the left have no idea the ass pounding you're about to get when Conservatives take back BOTH Houses in November. They will fall on these criminals and those who support this no law bullshit like an old building.
Let’s be honest, we don’t know how long they were fighting before the guy showed up and helped. That cop was prob worn out and stressed. Thank God someone with strength was able to assist. Also being mindful of the cop needing to step back once things were handled to regroup. Props to both!
You also don't know if that's an illegal arrest. If it is then you're liable as well.
@@Juggermerk the way he way fighting, at that point hes resisting an officer and its legal. Lol
The cop looks pretty roided out, those chumps (cop or not), run out of gas pretty quick.
@@MM3291-n3r like you'd know
@@T_81535
Shut up, I don't need some geek online telling me what I do or don't know.
Chump.
I hope the police officer thanked that young man for all of his effort in apprehending this jerk. Way to go young man you have got your head on straight. I am very proud of what you did , I wish there were more people out there like you. God bless you.
This is the kind of training we need to be teaching police. This man is an amazing guy
ur stupid
Yeah. We still be teaching police to hope civilians assist them on an arrest 😂
I previously worked with the disabled. We were trained on how to restrain a person without them hurting you or themselves. (Legally, if we did something incorrectly we were subject to arrest.) It seems somehow this training has been deleted from the police.I have seen over and over police try to cuff someone that would literally tear their shoulder cuff so of course they resist. Who wouldn't!
My nephew was a state trooper for 20 years and said he had this training. But most of the new cops were all military and were like their own gang. Their word was law even though they knew little about the law itself. He retired early because he feared he would get caught in a 'George Floyd' moment or one of them would think he was an informant and he would have Serpico moment. This is what the police in the US have become.
Unfortunately, some of this police officers are just naturally violent and want to hurt people.
Like any proper police system in the world does (Europe) ^^
The biggest reward you can give him is by doing for others without expecting anything in return just like him. Once people see that they have inspired others to do similar things for others.. That's the best reward 👍 love yall!
Truth
Absolutely 100%
And pay for more BJJ for that citizen.
There's definitely truth to this statement joy can be the greatest reward of all
I actually helped an officer with a subject years ago when I was a young man. The first thing to remember is to declare yourself as a friend and ask if he needs help. The officer I helped is still a good friend of mine. We found out later the guy was running because he was suspected of possessing child porn. I probably would have been more "help" had I known.
Kudos to you!
Right haha. I would've accidentally made him stop breathing lol.
I helped a suspect flee from a cop :))) should have seen the blue pigs face 🤣👌
I wish you could’ve “helped “ more myself.
@@Turboooooooooooooooo congratulations you let a man who couldve been a potential danger to a random person in your area be free and if the person you helped flee hurts someone it would be entirely your fault
This is some of the finest live commentary improv to ever exist, well done sir.
That’s so cool! I love seeing stuff like this! I’m glad the officer recognized the value of listening to this guy. And I’m grateful this civilian was so calm, cool, and collected in the way he helped/instructed the officer.
Love to see citizens jump in and assist Peace Officers!
This was fake. Just an advertisement video. By looking at the comments, the people of planet earth are becoming more ignorant. Oh well
Lmao "peace" that's a good one! Bootlicker
@@derriklee287 LOL, you see trump got raided by the FBI? Democrats are loving the police now! So weird! Can’t figure dems out. The go which ever way the wind blows.
The peace thing was very funny 🤣
😂
Man...this is what the world needs. More people helping each other....working together . Good one.
Right, the cops need help badly, but if only we can take out hoodlums without the cops being called...
@@rustleup-tf2jti also feel like officers could maybe take jujitsu classes in their spare time to learn things like this so that way they won’t need weapons in some situations, if there was more officers there and no civilians this could have ended with the guy getting tazed or shot, endangering himself and other officers, idk just a suggestion. Any opinions?
@@rustleup-tf2jt 👍
That cop should recruit him
@@Green4orfun I think martial arts training should be ***MANDATORY*** for all cops! Clearly! And I think the cop should have tased this guy well before it got to this point. That’s the point of a taser, to paralyze people who are physically fighting back.
That was outstanding. So many people would just stay out of it. Thank you for intervening and possibly saving both of these men. 🙏🏼
The BJJ student not only just saved the man's life by stopping him from the gun but also possibly the officers had he gotten the gun.
Truly a lot of layers here. So thankful he was there.
This jujitsu student was a very valuable assist for this police officer, he definitely deserves some sort of commendation award for his brave & calm assistance in this incident.
It's the other way around. The citizen was given some help by the police officer to arrest the man. On his own, the cop would have failed in the arrest and would have lost his own gun. An award would be very appropriate.
“I ain’t the guy you’re looking for!” This happened to me in SoCal. I complied cause I knew it wasn’t me. The cop cuffed me, told me sit here, and I did. Waited for him to verify my ID, uncuffed me and he apologized and thanked me for cooperating. I said no problem, shook hands and went off our merry way.
Why this doesn't have more likes, I don't know. That's how I would want to handle it if I were you and I knew I "didden du nuffin" lol
Well it ain't him until he tried to get that gun!
"Put the fence on the boy he'll do some time!" (Easy E)
yea you sound like a sensible decent man - i don't understand why people fight so much with police 😢
She i had good experience with cops like that...i haven't lol
I don’t understand how this is impressive. To me, this is all common sense. Under hooks and all that, what? This just all comes naturally to me without all these fancy words. That student or whatever doesn’t seem trained at all. He actually seems a bit slow like come on dude, how many times you gonna let the suspects hand go? Hold the dam hands and keep holding them, jeez. Someone had to say it.
Thank you to the good citizens help. ❤ we need more men like this
What a great thing for this civilian to do. He deserves an award from the city for what he did.
he will deserve some from that huge guy 😜.that civilian can change his life in future after that guy release from jail.this is not funny thing.cameraman doing great job for that civilians deserve some.its must be a dangerous.look at this bad guy,he hasnt fear for anything.i swear this can be a danger in future.god you must save him.👍👍
Idk about an award wut did the crim do that was bad enough he needed to resist so much wouldnt have gone as bad if ppl were more civilised officers included acquire info first
@@xnovax4584 yeah I agree. So go do your research if you gonna post this type of comment. It’s the most annoying type. If you aren’t sure if it was necessary figure it out
I cant be the only 1 who sees the hypocrisy in this video. A black guy does this and we all know the ending. These people do these and get taken alive
Yet, another American hero! Thank you for helping!
The world needs to see more of things like this. Great job to both men.
The cop had zero skills, a complete embarrassment. But once the guy is subdued, the cop goes for the ol knee on the neck routine.
@@govelascopeople like you who've only played Fortnite and watch too much anime are the complete embarrassment.
@@govelascoget ratioed
@@govelasco i'd like to you see you run for quite literally half an hour in the middle of a sunny hot day with that vest and suit on, i really wanna see if you're so tough after you run all that distance.
yeah, you would've probably done worse, so.
@govelasco We can only pray you end up like Floyd too.
That guy really should be compensated.
The police department needs to hire this guy. Thanks so much for helping the police officer 💙⭐️💙
They are murderers like you ,trumpster
No! His career is in Jujitsu 🧑🎤
That is how LAPD got Jeff Fenn. At the time he fought to save the life of the now late Theresa Saldana, he was delivering bottled water. IIRC She gave a recommendation & got him a spot in the police academy.
Why would he want to? Police work calls for the best men, but has little in it to attract the best men.
Great job young man, thank you for helping this officer
I hope this officer understands that if not for this man, there is a very good chance he wouldn’t have made it home that night!
I hope this brave hero gets the recognition he deserves!!!
The next day he double his protein drink and did extra reps at the gym.
@@thorazine0076 or go train bjj
That's looks like a police shooting, or worse, in the making. When I heard them talking about a struggle over the officer's gun...my heart skipped a beat. Thank God there was a someone there who knew jiu-jitsu. Thank God we have people all over the world now who are ready to help in this kind of situation.
They would have shot a black man
@@phonehome709713%
Thanks man for helping out
That was absolutely beautiful. It would be an honor to shake that man's hand. Well done sir.
the young man assisting the police deserves a lot of credit for his role
That’s how we, as a society, are supposed to function. We help our law enforcement to not only affect an arrest but also keep their emotions from getting them in trouble. That was very well done by all involved.
Yes our officers are human , sometimes a helping hand is all they need man . There extending there hand . Be a man give them something to grab stick yours out
Yeah I can definitely see your emotions getting the better of you after the perp tries to get your gun.
I hate police so very rarely will I assist them
Fantastic to see that man help and save that officer! He is a hero!
He is SO focused on the wrists being cuffed that he has no idea how to control the rest of the grounded suspect! BJJ training is so crucial!
So nice to watch two good men cooperate for better safety of us all! Beautiful video.
This young man was amazing! Very calm and also giving instructions on avoiding further injuries. Kudos to him! I hope they gave him a medal/award of honor. Having the knowledge of self defense really prepares you to calmly approach any situation and gives you a sense of peace. 💖😊👍🏼
That's what we call resisting, but he didn't got sho,
If he was black the officer would just shoot him but he was white so he used everything to catch him safely.
That young man seemed more trained and experienced than the cop.
@@Rocket_Man. 🤣
I dunno, I think that guy could use some further injuries.
A mdeal of honor smh
The cop is jacked. Surprised he had any trouble at all with this guy.
God bless you for offering free training!
I think part of the problem with US police is you have a lot of jacked meathead cops who DON'T know how to actually fight and just think their size and strength will be enough lol.
What I found most impressive is how calm, collected and observant the civilian was. This kind of composure is either something you possess naturally... or you work _hard_ to obtain, through rigorous physical and mental training and/or real action experience. It's something very precious, especially in fields of work such as police, military or security (I work in the latter myself), so mad respect to that man for that.
Calm?? It wasn't a one on one fight. He helped out a huge cop who had a dirt bag down on the ground already banged up. Why wouldnt a trained fighter be calm in that situation? It impressed you lol.
@@bobabooey4537 Being calm, collected, observant and relevant isn't the same as not being excited and under adrenaline rush.
If you have the encephalogram of a stone in a fight just because it's an "easy" fight in your opinion, then good for you, but I'm not sure it gives you the right or the credit to disregard and mock someone who has a different experience of fighting than you...
What I found the most impressive is how much you can do with half the body weight and double the technique
When you've mastered fighting styles, your mind becomes one with it so you don't act like a loose canon.
@@StunningSilken You don't have to be a 'master' of anything - anyone who's used to rough and tumble would be as calm as that guy in that situation; it's not like he was likely to get hurt.
This is the type of training that every police officer needs.
they get bjj training.
This is the type of training the public needs to see to have a better understanding of what law enforcement faces and what can happen. If the roles were reverse, that citizen, even with MMA training, would of probably needed assistance too. A cop has to position him/herself to maintain weapon control. And the guy resisting arrest is strong. Cops are really not in the position to "scrap" like people think they are due to all the equipment and numerous other issues.
I'm glad that guy was there because had he not been there this would have escalated into something else entirely. Like this police officer would have struggled with this person and that person may have gotten a hold of his gun and someone could have gotten shot. Also, after handcuffing the guy the police officer does the dirty tactics that officers unnecessarily do to people by placing a knee on the guy's neck with his body weight going down on the poor guy's neck. The guy helping him quickly told him "man, you don't need to do that he's not going anywhere", and he's right. He could have killed the poor guy like poor George Floyd died. Smh
Still difficult for just one.
But can't have cause retards like ''dEfUnD tHe PoLiCe'' exists
This is what community is about, honestly. Helped an officer who was obviously in need of help during an arrest, it's the least anyone can do to thank them for their service.
Thank them for "their service". Wtf do they do for us again? Yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhh.....
Cops are worthless these days. People can take care of themselves.
@NateJay1987 remember that when you need help loser
@@NateJay1987 Well if the libtards wouldn't have defund the police they would be better training for cops. The worthless people are the criminals.
@@NateJay1987 delusional. People often don't take care of others, which is where laws and LEOs come in. Be glad we're not in an anarchy. You'd never get another peaceful waking moment.
If that guy was not there to help it looked like that would have gone a lot differently.
That student is a true top bloke.
Thank you, whoever you are, for being a real man when it counted.
I hope this man was Publicly honored for his assistance 🏆🏆🏆
He took their Doughnuts away for a day police department was sad.
Turns out he was a "dead beat dad". Police arrested him for child support. Shouldn't have spent his money on MMA training????
@@ElleryDonleywhat
@@ElleryDonley source?
@@JulioLeon-cw2bc lol, that guy deserves those donuts for a day or two. That being said that officer looks pretty fuckin buff, jokes aside.
Great that it was captured on video to show how cops can find themselves in life and death struggles at a moments notice. Bravo to the young man that came to the officers aid.
That town should give that citizen a major public service award/medal.
As a retired LEO and former Jiu-Jitsu practitioner (Japanese not Brazilian) I can say that it definitely helped me. I never received any civilian complaints nor any excessive force complaints.
As i know Japanese Jiu-Jitsu is far more dangerous and relentless that Brazilian? My coach once showed me some techniques..
Not at all. BJJ is more dangerous, relentless and effective than any school of Japanese Jiu-Jitsu.
@@C.Bastard wow, i got it, thank you
@@yourdream28 It's not just an opinion. Back in the late 90's Master Libório and Carlson Gracie travelled to Japan and challenge many traditional Japanese BJJ masters both themselves, and theirs students. We used to have this reported in the printed MMA media back then in the Pride days.
The people who are talking badly against the officer need to understand a few things. The officer had no backup and was trying to put a very strong man who was probably on drugs into handcuffs behind his back. No matter how good of training any one person or officer might have, putting a very strong man into handcuffs behind their back can be impossible without help. Trying to put a very strong man into handcuffs behind their back while wearing a police belt with a gun attached makes it even harder when that same person is trying to take control of that gun.
Absolutely right.
The inhuman power of some drugs is scary.
There is so much to learn from this video on many levels for everyone.
I totally agree. People high on drugs who are also agitated are super strong. I'm so glad the Good Samaritan stepped into help the officer and use his jujitsu skills.
Some people don't quite realize that people who aren't in the right state of mind can recreate scenes from out of the exorcist until they are in restraints. Also, restraints are the best. Source: I work with mentally disabled, the kind that can be "Agitated".
That's why drugs are awesome. They make you uncontrollable titan.
This. People are willfully and rampantly ignorant about just about everything cops have to do and deal with.
The man needs a medal!! He didn't have to do this, he put himself at risk to help!!Kudos to him!!
I really hope this young man got a thanks and recognition for this! If he wasn’t there this could of turned out differently and that officer may not be here today. If I was his mum I’d be so proud ❤
I started BJJ ABOUT 10 months ago. I only get a chance to go about once a week but I love it. A few months back in a gas station and a patron came in with what seemed to be some mental health issues. After threatening to kill the gas station attendant I was able to get their attention on me. They slapped me in the face but I immediately took them down and subdued them until the cops came without ever striking or hurting the individual. I was calm the entire time. BJJ definitely gave me the skills to handle the situation with a calm head.
Congrats bro,it also teaches to be calm under rush of an adrenaline which non trained person does not know! I would recommend you trying MMA just so u can see what our body can be under strict training.
My bro who saved that Officer is a fucking legend. Much love to you and your family brother
he saved them both. the man on the ground almost got that gun, and the officer was not focusing on the pressure he was putting on his subject near the end there. without intervention that scene may have ended with a serious injury or worse...
@@entropicflux8849 Yeah well it’s too bad that the bootlicker intervened. Would’ve been great to see another one of those pigs take a slug to the dome.😏
@@nosoupforyou4307 What does that mean?
love his calmness and awareness for all parties involved..he is an amazing human being....all walk away bruised to live another day.
Awesome job! Teamwork! ❤
We need more people like this young man in the world.
Stop saying "need more people like this".
Say "I'll be like this people" instead
Need less of the thug on the ground, tend to always get away.
As an older student (57) and been to several different gyms, I would recommend Gracie schools by far for the structure and technical applications. Trained with multiple law enforcement bjj practitioners and it's such an integral part of engagement without the need for deadly force in many cases.
Gracie is amazing. Tampa one is great.
A real BJJ Master would’ve had him tapping on the cop in utter pain and submittal, but props to this young man for using necessary force, Not sure I would’ve been able to do the same.
This is awesome. No one will ever convince me that studying martial arts is useless for self-defense (even though I realize that is not the purpose of this video). Well done, martial artist, I am grateful you were there!
Not useless but definitely shouldn’t be the only self defense you have. Only knowing martial arts and having that as your only solution is dangerous. But nevertheless, martial arts is very good skill to have and everyone should take some classes and learn the basics bc it is helpful in many situations. My point was that if martial arts is your only way of defense…good luck
Never a waste.
I did Hapkido years ago, learning circles and proper falling technique.
Years later I was chasing my dog around the yard, decided to take a shortcut and hop over the deck railing, caught my toe lost balance and instead of a collarbone breaking fall I auto-magically smoothly rolled straight into running position and caught Frisky!
No thought involved, it happened too fast…just automatic response from training.
Wish it was on camera, I checked and can’t spin webbing from my wrists…yet!
Is that a thing people commonly try to convince you of?
@@gannebraemorr Not me personally, but social media is replete with folks saying that martial arts are useless for self-defense.
I especially love the student calmly encouraging the officer "don't give out, there it is"
God bless the young man who helped the officer. Could have possibly saved a life or two.
No those officers are beating up people all the time, remember how they acted over C19! They are no good.
This guy who helped the cop is a hero! He deserves a recognition.
When I trained BJJ we had a few officers that trained with us.. they had very little knowledge of ground control. It amazed me that they didn't know much.
Even with muscles and strength they struggled.
They need to implement BJJ training with all officers worldwide. Not only does it help physically.. but it helps most importantly.. mentally.
With the constant budget cuts police departments face implementing such training to all or most officers would be highly unlikely
@@ΣταυροςΡηγας-χ1κ then they should pay for it out of their own pocket! Learning how to subdue someone from the ground can save your life. We have a few LEO that train at our school and they pay for it themselves. Besides, I think it's tax write off for LEO.
At our school, cops are the weakest in all levels…not much coordination!
what do u mean mentally?
@@georgel.3357 Imagine someone in whatever field having to pay out of their own pocket for training to do the most basic aspects of their work.
"I don't know how to safely operate this machine, I might get my armed ripped off."
"Welp, guess you're gonna die then."
If USA's rich people required or experienced police interventions from random street officers more often, you can bet the police would be better prepared.
Instead, officers are allowed to screw up, risking themselves and inflicting harm unnecessarily, but departments (often bad officers themselves) pay no cost for that because of qualified immunity. If the real costs of bad performance was being paid not by the community and police families, but by police departments, it'd turn out it's actually cheaper to train officers properly.
God bless this sweet person who stopped to help the policeman!!!!
Dude was super calm, that man knows what he was doing! He should train his local law enforcement once a week give them some pointers
stop overhyping him mLMAOO WHY THEY OVERHYPING HIOM HAHAHAHAH
it is not feasible or logistical to be have police officers show up once a week at gym for training. What city or town can afford those costs
@@jdoyle4811 they should, honestly it should be required , I think they would be saving money if they had officers who were trained enough not to make so many mistakes that cost the state thousands of dollars a year due to negligence.
I mean hell or at least once a month or something.
They arrested him at the end
Marshall arts teachers more than "physical" defense- there's a whole other side of "mental" control involved...
Amazing job by the citizen, this really shows how being trained to fight can save lives
From now on, ANY CIVILIAN who assist a cop during an arrest will get The 32 Principles for free! 🔥🙏🏼
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I would assist regardless, its the right thing to do. I'm in Austin, I will put this video in a few FB groups and ask around.
👏🔥🔥🔥👏
He looks like the MMA coach from my Jiu-Jitsu academy. Ohana Jiu-Jitsu. SA.
Edit: after watching again, maybe not. Our mma coach has a strong Brazilian accent. 😂 🇧🇷🤔
Rener, are you sure about this? I can already see people jumping in harm's way to claim their copy of 32P.
This guy deserves a medal for helping the police officer