Helluva thing, like it was in a movie...I never thought it would happen in real life! A n d what a bunch of cops...y'all are THE BEST!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂 ....whats a Flux capacitor?
The "I was just trying to eat my pizza!", to him grabbing a slice, back to him excitedly talking with his mouth full, was an amusing and appreciated edit. 😆
The old man mentioned that he had a bag of money from the card game he was coming home from. When they first get him out of the car and he falls you can see something fall to the street. It had to be that money. I hope he got it back. Lucky night.
Officer: “do you know what happened?” Old man: “yes, I blew a tire” Officer: “your car was on fire” Old man: “I kept going” Officer: “WHY?!” Old man: “I thought I could make it home” 😂 I love how the old man was worried about everything else but HIS VAN THAT WAS ON FIRE
I wonder if the plastic bag with money in it is what fell out in the street when the officers were grabbing him and trying to pull him away to a safer spot. I saw something fall out of his pocket and hit the street.
I think those two loud explosions were the two passenger-side tires blowing out. They weren't in the direct fire for a while so they would heat up, and when tires heat up like that they build up a lot of pressure inside until they blow out and they make a loud boom.
I would also think it would also be the shocks as well as they might be gas chambered ones there’s tons of different things that can explode on a vehicle from the tires as you said to some of the interior components
My guess was also the tires blowing. The wind direction also explains why we heard 3 pops on video. Guessing the wind kept the flames away from the 4th tire.
That was definitely the tires. I’ve heard that two separate times while working and I’m nit a fire fighter. I was driving by both times. The one time it happened on I295 in NJ and the car was on the shoulder of the road and the heat was so intense coming off.
Yeah. My neighbor lit his “ex wife’s” POS Camaro on fire one night after they split up, trust me, some of us neighbors didn’t feel that bad for the car, but the tires exploding were what grabbed my attention and woke me up, as my room was out in the very front of the house, closest to the street. I seen a lot of things from that room. And that was one of the, funnest. The next best contender was my other heroin addicted neighbor arguing with her friend bombed out dropping her off after hitting 4 cars as she was driving up the street, then 5 more down the street after she took off. Sometimes I miss living in LA. Then I don’t
@@ConReesethat’s what he’s saying… people don’t know when the end is… he is past the end of his ability to drive safely… er go, he should not have a license
Christ. This is scary. I'm 81 years old and I never drive unless absolutely necessary and never at night or in inclement weather. This guy seems totally unaware of the situation. Crazy.
@@wesmartyn3829 you don't know what your talking about, dementia quite commonly starts to develop in the late 60s. of course this isn't the case for most people, but it's common enough that it's a risk in traffic and cognition tests every few years wouldn't do any harm.
I also love how despicable they are. They go and pat him down like he committed a crime, take his money out of his pocket, KEEP GOING BACK IN HIS POCKETS, and ask if he's been drinking, exactly .05 seconds after they ask if he's okay, like they cared. PIGS. He's an OLD MAN. WTF is wrong with PIGS.
Hey, you guys did an excellent job handing the situation with the old man. I'm 71 so i really felt bad for the old guy. Life can get strange when we get older. Ya'll really showed him a lot of respect and kindness. Excellant job!
My heart absolutely goes out to that old man, but he should never even consider sitting behind any wheel other than a motor scooter. I was born, raised, minus 30 years in the Military, and now retired in Fort Lauderdale, and we have a TON of snowbirds that cause absolute mayhem on the roads.
Yea, there are MANY combustible fluids in an automobile system. You shoot red got sparks at enough hoses and shit, and EVENTUALLY something IS going to suddenly ignite, which is what happened here. Probably the fault of one of several fuel lines that run from the gas tank in the rear up to the engine. Then there is a fuel pump inside the gas tank that pressurizes the fuel in those lines to 60+psi of pressure. One of the lines got hot from the sparks, burned through, and then once ruptured the fuel pump would have very quickly kept pumping fuel out of the ruptured line and fed the resulting fire WELL. 🔥 💥
Especially considering he was wearing a synthetic jacket. those will melt to your skin real nicely, a couple second longer and he'd be at a burn center
While technically he eluded, I believe his age was a huge factor. Several times he would say what when asked a question which leads me to believe he has hearing issues. I also think he had tunnel vision thinking of nothing but getting home which is why he didn’t see or hear the cops. At first the cops acted a bit edgy but then were more and more respectful.
Eluding involves the willful evasion or fleeing from law enforcement trying to detain you. I think it's safe to say that a guy who didn't even realize his car was on fire also was not aware that the police were behind him. If you genuinely can argue that you didn't realize they were after you, the won't get the charge to stick. Which is why, is you are ever dumb enough to flee, and don't want to face the consequences, insist that you didn't know they were there. Or at least don't admit that you did. If they were rolling up beside you yelling you to pull over, or you obviously accelerated when the lights came on and fled at high speed, they will still convict you, but if there is any chance of arguing that you just didn't know, go for it.
For others who deal with burning cars, some of the early pops are the windows. Yes, car windows pop when the are burned, it’s the inner stresses in the glass bursting. The larger booms are the tires increasing in pressure from the heat and finally exploding. Unless there are pressure tanks in the vehicle, with faulty pressure relief valves, it is very unlikely for there to be an actual explosion. The gas is already on fire, as that is what was ignited, probably after some hot metal penetrated the gas tank, so no vapors to suddenly detonate. And since the gas tank itself has already been punctured it can not build any pressure up to explode. So the officer that was worried about flying metal, was fairly incorrect, as an average car fire, will not explode, like the ones in movies do, since they have some explosives in them, and your average driver usually does not. Though it is always good to be safe and keep distance from a burning vehicle, simply due to the toxic fumes of the burning plastics. Keep safe out there, and these officers, beyond believing a few myths, did a great job.
For his jacket not to carbonize enough to catch fire was amazing! It was like an angel had its wings between his nylon jacket and the flames. Great job officers!
Stopped sparking car - check. Saved elderly driver - check. Call other emergency services out - check. Now, back to that pizza... So glad those officers caught the sparks and acted so quickly!
My grandpa was like 86 when he got in a car accident. He loved to drive and go out but one day he didn't realize he was in a car accident where he lost his entire backseat door.... completely unaware, the police followed him all the way home 🤣 of course he lost his license after this, miss him so much ❤️ He passed away a few years later, R.I.P gramps!
Must say, they saw his age, and did not hurt him..they are good cops. We need more like this. Moral, kind. He is an old man. My respect to those officers
Why because most cops would have beat the elderly man up a little? GTFO out of here with that shit. If that ever happened, it was once or twice, and that is zero reason to assume that that is the normal result and that this is the unusual, rare, uncommon "good cops we need more of", unlike the other 499,000 cops which just beat up old people for fun, right?
I’m only 29 and this would be the least of my worries at times. The fucker’s 84. His wife probably died years ago. Lives on his own but can’t microwave a cheap Banquet spaghetti bowl without it smoldering. And eats it anyways. So I get why he’s like, hey, my vans fully engulfed, I almost died, and everyone’s freaking out. Lol
Huge respect for those officers assessing the situation and reacting so calm and collected. Saved the old mans life and their own no doubt. Definitely had me on pins and needles there to start with😂 glad everyone is alright
"were just hanging out out here, i mean we just pulled you out of a burning car, if you feel any pain or anything, just tell me alright?" the hero says while eating a well deserved slice of Marco's Pizza. great work
Senior citizen with a money clip = OG. Senior citizen with a baggie of money after a card game = Boss. This gentleman has probably seen and done more in his lifetime than all of the other humans onsite combined. Driver decided this wasn't going to be his last day on Earth so why not drive the damn thing home? Too bad his jacket and shirt didn't fare as well as his body and mind did.
it NEEDS to be mandatory that you need to retake the test for your license or at least test cognitive, reflexes, etc when you reach a certain age. my own grandmother drive into a fucking hospital when taking my grampy to chemo, in the end it wasn’t her fault, but she would’ve failed a driving test. luckily nobody got hurt and it was a huge blessing because they found a massive tumor that day that was causing her all sorts of issues that lead to the crash. i drive by the hospital everyday and there are now huge posts up 😭😭😭
I hope they found the item that fell out of his pocket as they were pulling him to safety, I think it was the bag of money he referred to...... Good job all around and I love how they ended with we're just eating pizza and watching the campfire kind of vibe lol...
This city is the city I plan to make my law enforcement career in. I never knew that it happened in Kenosha until I saw the badge. This really showed a great impression on the city I want to serve.
Great job by the officers! In addition to the lifesaver medal, I'd put them in for the "I let my pizza get cold to do my job," award! He did have a plastic bag with money in it in his left hand, but it fell to the ground (1:30) when the officers were helping him away from the burning car. If this gentleman was young and sober, but so out of it that he didn't notice the fire or the police following him sooner, I would seriously question his ability to drive. We had a friend in Denver who drove safely until she was 102, so I don't think an automatic prohibition is needed, but a basic cognition test after 75 or so, might be a good idea.
the explosions are likely the tires, remember heat goes up and the tires are at the very bottom. there were only 3 explosions and he was missing 1 tire so it adds up. it also didnt sound like a flammable explosion, it sounded like something under pressure like when a tire or inner tube pops. also tires get really hot when driving so they are meant to take extreme heat for a while and tires on most cars can take over 100psi without bursting so if the tires were taking forever to heat up like you would expect that would also explain the amount of time before the explosions as the fire spread.
Something similar happened to my grandfather. He was 86 and definitely shouldnt have been driving a Lincoln town car. (Or anything). But he rammed into a brand new car in a parking lot at low speeds. He couldnt feel his feet any longer and had beginnings of dementia. Understandably the other driver was upset, but we either have to re certify in increments or watch the elderly. Because im sure this happens often
Nobody at age 86 should drive. Humans were never meant to live so long and too much can and does go wrong. Just use the public transport for everyone's safety. If you get older, you have to accept that you can't do all the things you once did.
@@DieEineMieze easier said than done. That is basically giving up every freedom and resigning to needing a caretaker. It's pretty sad and life ending for a lot of people.
@@TrunkyDunks Not every freedom. Only ones the ones that endanger other people and yourself If they have to be taken care of, they most likely aren't fit to drive anyways. Getting older and accepting you can't do the same things you once did is a sad but important part of getting old. You can't let your pride get in the way of that. There's no shame in accepting that, so them and their community don't suffer a horrible fate. Living a good and honest life just to kill someone because you were too proud it stubborn to accept you should have driven a car anymore is not exactly how people want their life to end. At least make regular tests mandatory.
Come for the chase.
Stay for the explosions @7:50
NEVER forget your pizza @9:21
And the bag of money.....
wait where's the part when the car blows up
@@mr_aha4713 BOOM 💥💥 RIGHT THERE. 💥💥
Handsome man for 84 years old. Maybe he needs to get a ride next time.
I love the another day another dollar attitude, LOL! Well done
at the end, that is the most well-earned slice of pizza in the history of 'you earned that slice of pizza'. Great job, officers.
Marcos pizza is good even if it's cold.
🤔
I wonder if they shared any with Grandpa?
🥺
I was laughing how the officers were smashing that pizza. And officers face when he said Marcos. Hilarious. Definitely a well deserved slice!
Helluva thing, like it was in a movie...I never thought it would happen in real life! A n d what a bunch of cops...y'all are THE BEST!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂 ....whats a Flux capacitor?
@@ransomdaniels8395WHAT!?! You're joking about the Flux capacitor? 😂
I just love the random conversations on scenes like this, everyone's chill and just hanging around like there isn't a burning car 50 feet away
Well, you know nothing brings people together like a good ol' bonfire...
@@fredrikcarlen3212 and eating pizza, too.
well they closed the scene, moved away from it and made sure no one was too close.. not much more they can do at that point so why worry.
More like a confire
It do be like that sometimes
The "I was just trying to eat my pizza!", to him grabbing a slice, back to him excitedly talking with his mouth full, was an amusing and appreciated edit. 😆
Well, they left the box of donuts in the other squad car out... 🤪
I loved that!! It humanizes a group of professionals that are always expected to perform like machines. They're people, too.
This is how this old man has been able to live so long - he has such a carefree nonchalant attitude, no stress ever upsetting his ass lol.
He needs to teach me the way 😂😂😂
@mirrrstery
Well step one is to get dementia
Better living through chemistry.
not a cellphone in sight. just living in the moment. beautiful.
Dude i love that the cop is eating pizza watching it like. Campfire while the old man just casually drives a burning car
The old man mentioned that he had a bag of money from the card game he was coming home from. When they first get him out of the car and he falls you can see something fall to the street. It had to be that money. I hope he got it back. Lucky night.
Officer: “do you know what happened?”
Old man: “yes, I blew a tire”
Officer: “your car was on fire”
Old man: “I kept going”
Officer: “WHY?!”
Old man: “I thought I could make it home”
😂
I love how the old man was worried about everything else but HIS VAN THAT WAS ON FIRE
Well, his home was once in a nice neighborhood, now it's a dangerous sh1tho1e.
Grandpa has his priorities!
@@yeehaw_florida which align with a license revocation.
Wanted to get that money he won home safe LOL
Some old people should just not drive. 😅
Watching grandpa's driving career go down in flames.
Ahahaha!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
*up in flames*
@@JigglyWiggly69
Probably some of both.
he is an OG hit man for the Gambino family
@@JigglyWiggly69
Or down in flames and up in smoke?
For 84 years of age, he has an awesome head of hair. Glad everyone is okay.
If he was in that car any longer, he wouldn't have an awesome head of hair anymore XD
But yeah, jokes aside, I'm glad no-one was hut too
@@spyroXcynder1000I'm going to hell for laughing at this
@@fightingecho262 same
He looks like Eddie Albert. LOL
And nothing under it.
The way he just so calmly said, "The car's on fire."💀💀
So glad that the old man, the officers, the firefighters, the medics, and the pizza were safe.
😂
😃😃😃
This is what happens when you engage the flux capacitor before 88 MPH !!!
What?
Now that's funny. Maybe he was trying to headbutt the steering wheel.
At least he’ll know what direction he’s going
Really hope this comment doesn’t go underrated lmao
@@a.j.infowars7582back to the future reference
What’s crazy is he was in no rush to get out and is completely calm afterwards. I think he was looking for his money before he escaped.
Dementia or Alzheimer's is my guess
@1:52
@@FatelState1 I'd hope so, otherwise that'd just leave stupid.
I wonder if the plastic bag with money in it is what fell out in the street when the officers were grabbing him and trying to pull him away to a safer spot. I saw something fall out of his pocket and hit the street.
yeah dude, he's been through much worse than that. he is an OG hit man for the Gambino family.
I think those two loud explosions were the two passenger-side tires blowing out. They weren't in the direct fire for a while so they would heat up, and when tires heat up like that they build up a lot of pressure inside until they blow out and they make a loud boom.
I would also think it would also be the shocks as well as they might be gas chambered ones there’s tons of different things that can explode on a vehicle from the tires as you said to some of the interior components
My guess was also the tires blowing. The wind direction also explains why we heard 3 pops on video. Guessing the wind kept the flames away from the 4th tire.
@@jtreinen762 There wasn't a 4th tire, the old man was riding on a flat which caused the fire.
That was definitely the tires. I’ve heard that two separate times while working and I’m nit a fire fighter. I was driving by both times. The one time it happened on I295 in NJ and the car was on the shoulder of the road and the heat was so intense coming off.
Yeah. My neighbor lit his “ex wife’s” POS Camaro on fire one night after they split up, trust me, some of us neighbors didn’t feel that bad for the car, but the tires exploding were what grabbed my attention and woke me up, as my room was out in the very front of the house, closest to the street. I seen a lot of things from that room. And that was one of the, funnest. The next best contender was my other heroin addicted neighbor arguing with her friend bombed out dropping her off after hitting 4 cars as she was driving up the street, then 5 more down the street after she took off. Sometimes I miss living in LA. Then I don’t
I won’t have a problem giving up my license when I get too old to drive.
Easy to say but nobody has that line in the sand where they say "yup I'm too old to drive now"
!remindme 35 years
@@ConReese Re-do the license exam every 5 Years after turning 60 Simple as that.
@@lolly166541 my granddad went every two years to prove a point and update his picture he had a license til the day he died at 87
@@ConReesethat’s what he’s saying… people don’t know when the end is… he is past the end of his ability to drive safely… er go, he should not have a license
That was a wildly personable and raw video. The pizza at the end... I oddly needed that in my life today.
Christ. This is scary. I'm 81 years old and I never drive unless absolutely necessary and never at night or in inclement weather. This guy seems totally unaware of the situation. Crazy.
You shouldn’t be driving at all it sounds like
I'm going to stop soon. @@ac3tate909
@@ac3tate909 My guy who are you to tell someone what they should or shouldn't do?
I'm 88 and commented before. Luckily, I live in a different country where we walk, take a bus, Uber or taxis.
We've all driven on a flat 😂
Everyone over the age of 70 should require cognition tests every few years to drive.
You must be young to think 70 is the age you lose your mind
@@wesmartyn3829 you don't know what your talking about, dementia quite commonly starts to develop in the late 60s. of course this isn't the case for most people, but it's common enough that it's a risk in traffic and cognition tests every few years wouldn't do any harm.
But not to be President.
@@davidforce5617 ya there is that !!!
Having required recertification for all ages is needed to help the craziness on our roads.
I love how they proceed to eat their pizza while the car continues blazing in the background 😂
too bad they didn't have marshmallows
"This is fine"
Just a normal Tuesday
I also love how despicable they are. They go and pat him down like he committed a crime, take his money out of his pocket, KEEP GOING BACK IN HIS POCKETS, and ask if he's been drinking, exactly .05 seconds after they ask if he's okay, like they cared.
PIGS. He's an OLD MAN. WTF is wrong with PIGS.
Fire roasted
Hey, you guys did an excellent job handing the situation with the old man. I'm 71 so i really felt bad for the old guy. Life can get strange when we get older. Ya'll really showed him a lot of respect and kindness. Excellant job!
*Car burning about 50 feet away*
"I was just trying to eat my pizza!" *proceeds to eat pizza*
Love it. That's well earned pizza.
My heart absolutely goes out to that old man, but he should never even consider sitting behind any wheel other than a motor scooter. I was born, raised, minus 30 years in the Military, and now retired in Fort Lauderdale, and we have a TON of snowbirds that cause absolute mayhem on the roads.
we appreciate your service sir.
broward is crazy
Thank you for your service but it's not snowbirds in general, it's the ones from New York and New Jersey. 😂 We deal with them in Delaware too. 😡
Way to throw your service in there for compliments. Also, even a motor scooter is too dangerous, if not MORE dangerous for this dude to be driving.
God bless our 1st responders.
"Where did you get your 🍕 from?"
"Marco's" "Damn"
Lesson learned: Never let a carbecue 🚗🔥 ruin great 🍕
Marco’s is ok, I wouldn’t call it great.
@@dcviper985giradanos is 🔥
Hahaaaaa... carbecue
He rlly meant that Damn
lol this is the longest Marco's commercial yet
0:32 the way he was so unamused when he said "cars on fire", is like this happens every day to him
ikr
7:53 “So all of a sudden it just ignited” BAM!
“Kinda like that.”
Yea, there are MANY combustible fluids in an automobile system. You shoot red got sparks at enough hoses and shit, and EVENTUALLY something IS going to suddenly ignite, which is what happened here.
Probably the fault of one of several fuel lines that run from the gas tank in the rear up to the engine. Then there is a fuel pump inside the gas tank that pressurizes the fuel in those lines to 60+psi of pressure. One of the lines got hot from the sparks, burned through, and then once ruptured the fuel pump would have very quickly kept pumping fuel out of the ruptured line and fed the resulting fire WELL. 🔥 💥
THAT is the best thing one can ever do for a minivan.
That was an impressive trail of fire.
Freaking Hollywood haha
Ghost Rider
@@rob_1 fr
Poor vehicle design, no reason for a vehicle to spew gasoline like that from a flat tire.
It was like die hard and the plane.....
Hot wheels took realism to the next level
Pawpaw was just looking to get another power up. 🍕
💀
Some ghost rider shit over here
I am shocked and also so grateful that this apparently elderly infirm man did not sustain serious burns upon exiting the vehicle. He was blessed!!
a miracle
I said the same thing!
@@AngelWest58 What's a miracle is that he hasn't killed anyone yet.
Cops need a bit of training on how to help elderly people. They pulled him to the ground.
Especially considering he was wearing a synthetic jacket. those will melt to your skin real nicely, a couple second longer and he'd be at a burn center
0:36 84 years old, leaves track marks on the road... Dr. Emmett Brown, is that you!?!?
great scott
Lol old man was chillin after walking out the fire like a badass
While technically he eluded, I believe his age was a huge factor. Several times he would say what when asked a question which leads me to believe he has hearing issues. I also think he had tunnel vision thinking of nothing but getting home which is why he didn’t see or hear the cops.
At first the cops acted a bit edgy but then were more and more respectful.
Cognitive issues, too, at 84 years old, is not uncommon, having cared for my now deceased father
Eluding involves the willful evasion or fleeing from law enforcement trying to detain you. I think it's safe to say that a guy who didn't even realize his car was on fire also was not aware that the police were behind him. If you genuinely can argue that you didn't realize they were after you, the won't get the charge to stick.
Which is why, is you are ever dumb enough to flee, and don't want to face the consequences, insist that you didn't know they were there. Or at least don't admit that you did. If they were rolling up beside you yelling you to pull over, or you obviously accelerated when the lights came on and fled at high speed, they will still convict you, but if there is any chance of arguing that you just didn't know, go for it.
I mean, what's more likely, someone stoned out of their gourd and/or drunk, or pop's not stopping because of cognitive issues?
Well if the president of the untied states can do it
@@penelopelgoss2520 true, but then he should not be driving if he's got cognitive issues. condolences to your father
"I thought I could make it home". Yep, you almost did. Just not the home you had in mind.
Moving on up, to a deluxe apartment in the sky
If Mawmaw was still with him he never could have gone out to play cards in Racine.
Thanks, you guys, for saving someone's grandpa. Thanks very much.
@@videogamenoob100cognitive decline more than likely
@@cpufreak101 top tier investigator here
Judging by what he did he probably wont last another year
@@sigmamale4147😂😂😂
Dude just stepped out, in to the flames like “tell the devil I’m here to take over “ 😅
Car is engulfed in flames
Old man: what seems to be the problem officer?
For others who deal with burning cars, some of the early pops are the windows. Yes, car windows pop when the are burned, it’s the inner stresses in the glass bursting. The larger booms are the tires increasing in pressure from the heat and finally exploding. Unless there are pressure tanks in the vehicle, with faulty pressure relief valves, it is very unlikely for there to be an actual explosion. The gas is already on fire, as that is what was ignited, probably after some hot metal penetrated the gas tank, so no vapors to suddenly detonate. And since the gas tank itself has already been punctured it can not build any pressure up to explode. So the officer that was worried about flying metal, was fairly incorrect, as an average car fire, will not explode, like the ones in movies do, since they have some explosives in them, and your average driver usually does not. Though it is always good to be safe and keep distance from a burning vehicle, simply due to the toxic fumes of the burning plastics.
Keep safe out there, and these officers, beyond believing a few myths, did a great job.
For his jacket not to carbonize enough to catch fire was amazing! It was like an angel had its wings between his nylon jacket and the flames. Great job officers!
The ending was so wholesome he just pulls out his pizza 💀💀
as the officer casually keeps on munching at the pizza meanwhile talking to Donald. I love this
To see a trail of fire while he kept driving was wild like in the movies
My man just made a whole hollywood movie action scene without even wanting too
That old guy was so out of it he might as well have been on a different planet lol.
Hector, are you on mars? Venus? Earth? Ding!
Like our president !! ha ha !
Not really lol. He was a danger.
@@paulwieben4948not anymore 😅
Stopped sparking car - check. Saved elderly driver - check. Call other emergency services out - check. Now, back to that pizza... So glad those officers caught the sparks and acted so quickly!
Old man rescued himself. Brave dude well done
My grandpa was like 86 when he got in a car accident. He loved to drive and go out but one day he didn't realize he was in a car accident where he lost his entire backseat door.... completely unaware, the police followed him all the way home 🤣 of course he lost his license after this, miss him so much ❤️ He passed away a few years later, R.I.P gramps!
How the FUCK can someone NOT realize that they've been in a car accident severe enough to lose a door off the vehicle?? 🤨
I'm not buying that one.
Must say, they saw his age, and did not hurt him..they are good cops. We need more like this. Moral, kind. He is an old man. My respect to those officers
Why because most cops would have beat the elderly man up a little? GTFO out of here with that shit. If that ever happened, it was once or twice, and that is zero reason to assume that that is the normal result and that this is the unusual, rare, uncommon "good cops we need more of", unlike the other 499,000 cops which just beat up old people for fun, right?
It's not that they're uncommonly good cops. They're normal cops. That's how normal cops behave.
@@Knightstruth This^ People wonder why cops are so jumpy when all they hear from the loud mouths is ACAB bullshit.
@@Knightstruth agreed
@@Knightstruth True
I thought for sure that Grandpa was going to be sauced, especially with how calm he was getting out of the burning van.
I’m only 29 and this would be the least of my worries at times. The fucker’s 84. His wife probably died years ago. Lives on his own but can’t microwave a cheap Banquet spaghetti bowl without it smoldering. And eats it anyways. So I get why he’s like, hey, my vans fully engulfed, I almost died, and everyone’s freaking out. Lol
Old guys don't move like kids...
@@southbayrickybobby5820 f u
Huge respect for those officers assessing the situation and reacting so calm and collected. Saved the old mans life and their own no doubt. Definitely had me on pins and needles there to start with😂 glad everyone is alright
I think he has a guardian angel with burnt wings. He wasn't even burned!
"were just hanging out out here, i mean we just pulled you out of a burning car, if you feel any pain or anything, just tell me alright?" the hero says while eating a well deserved slice of Marco's Pizza. great work
"If the wind changes we're doomed" there was never a more true line
Or “let’s back up before we eat some metal” 😂😂
@@goofygoober-fe2vy lol also HOW HAS IT BEEN 8 MONTHS SINCE I MADE THIS
@@TESTFR7 yea. This doesn’t even feel like i watched this video 2 days ago. It feels like I watched it last night
@@goofygoober-fe2vy yep
Senior citizen with a money clip = OG.
Senior citizen with a baggie of money after a card game = Boss.
This gentleman has probably seen and done more in his lifetime than all of the other humans onsite combined.
Driver decided this wasn't going to be his last day on Earth so why not drive the damn thing home?
Too bad his jacket and shirt didn't fare as well as his body and mind did.
What ? 🙄
this is a confusing comment
Put down the crack pipe.
Senior citizen is a chad. Bet he has a box of medals at home in his top drawer.
crackhead haiku
The cop eating Pizza during the end 😂😂 i guess it was a happy ending
it NEEDS to be mandatory that you need to retake the test for your license or at least test cognitive, reflexes, etc when you reach a certain age. my own grandmother drive into a fucking hospital when taking my grampy to chemo, in the end it wasn’t her fault, but she would’ve failed a driving test. luckily nobody got hurt and it was a huge blessing because they found a massive tumor that day that was causing her all sorts of issues that lead to the crash. i drive by the hospital everyday and there are now huge posts up 😭😭😭
I survived a car fire in 2021 and watching this left me shaking. That man is so damn lucky, and so are the brave cops that got him to safety.
The funniest part of the video is the fact he was just trying to eat his pizza from Marco’s 😂
Marco's is the bomb.
These officers are the personifications of heroes!
That was the best ending I've seen on this channel! pizza party for saving a guy. I see, that's why our police are so good in WI
I hope they found the item that fell out of his pocket as they were pulling him to safety, I think it was the bag of money he referred to...... Good job all around and I love how they ended with we're just eating pizza and watching the campfire kind of vibe lol...
Yep. "Fire Dept. is wrapping this up, let's finish dinner!"
I thought it was a pack of cigarettes
@@lisamarie5948 that's possible.... Either way hope they got it...
@@lisamarie5948
On pause an zoom it's a pack of smokes with what appears to be a $1 bill tucked in.
they probably seized it as civil asset forfeiture .... illegal proceeds from sale of Viagra...
Grandpa Thought He Was Going Back To The Future ;)
Genuinely felt like when a videogame renders cutscenes and you set the place on fire before it starts,
Fantastic work by the officers! We need more officers like that.
This city is the city I plan to make my law enforcement career in. I never knew that it happened in Kenosha until I saw the badge. This really showed a great impression on the city I want to serve.
Ahh pizza in front of a flaming, exploding car. Nothing hits best like that.
he was so sweet im glad he survived without injuries and all but it breaks my heart to see his car lost now
0:39 I love the way that the police officer stayed so calm but if I was the police officer I would of been freaking out
"I had a flat tire, but I thought I could make it home" That's a man right there haha
Gives a new meaning to “money to burn”. Haha. 🔥
"Where did you get a pizza from??"
"Marco's"
".....damn"
The poor old soul..glad he is fine.
It's an absolute miracle this guy survived
Running towards the danger. Well done, officers. Well done.
Most memorable slice of pizza, EVER!
Great job by the officers! In addition to the lifesaver medal, I'd put them in for the "I let my pizza get cold to do my job," award! He did have a plastic bag with money in it in his left hand, but it fell to the ground (1:30) when the officers were helping him away from the burning car. If this gentleman was young and sober, but so out of it that he didn't notice the fire or the police following him sooner, I would seriously question his ability to drive. We had a friend in Denver who drove safely until she was 102, so I don't think an automatic prohibition is needed, but a basic cognition test after 75 or so, might be a good idea.
I love how that one guy with the pizza was just chillin at the end 😂
Grampa engaged the hyperdrive around 00:36
And said,
Fvkk you punk, your ain't taking me alive!!! Bahahah 😂😆 l🤣
When only your left rear wheel hits 88mph…
Now that was a great video. I'm so glad no one was hurt. All they needed was marsmallows to follow the pizza.
the explosions are likely the tires, remember heat goes up and the tires are at the very bottom. there were only 3 explosions and he was missing 1 tire so it adds up. it also didnt sound like a flammable explosion, it sounded like something under pressure like when a tire or inner tube pops. also tires get really hot when driving so they are meant to take extreme heat for a while and tires on most cars can take over 100psi without bursting so if the tires were taking forever to heat up like you would expect that would also explain the amount of time before the explosions as the fire spread.
100 psi?im done
yes. if you think otherwise you clearly don't have much experience with tires.@@litalitvinaite
@@litalitvinaitenever tried it?
What a cop pulling the old guy out immediately of the burning car. If he were a few seconds later he would've probably been dead!
"back in my day we'd drive em till the wheels fall off"
Great job boys....have some pizza....medal to the man that pulled him out right before he would have been a well done steak.
Really gotta commend these officers. They did a great job 👏
loved eerything in this video, cops cool, old man cool, fireworks pizzas, sodas. what a party
I love your guy's humour, with the titles and subtitles etc.!
Edit: The guy was running from the cops! That's evading. He broke the law.
Those officers can go home feeling good about themselves. You saved someone’s life. God will remember that one day. Well done guys!!!!!
when Ghostrider settles down and has a family 😆
LMFFAO!!!!!!!!!!!! 😮
So glad the officer was there to witness the sparks or this would be turned out much much worse!
I love that their enjoying that well deserved slice of pizza they've been waiting for!❤🍕💯🤟
Great job guys!!👍👍
Serve and Protect! These boys and girls can go home knowing they made an awesome difference. Good On Ya's!
That was intense! So glad the old man was okay! I was on the edge of my seat. Sheesh
I love the talking with your mouth full. 9:31
Well done everyone! Quick thinking and action. Very brave to approach and pull the driver away!
Something similar happened to my grandfather. He was 86 and definitely shouldnt have been driving a Lincoln town car. (Or anything). But he rammed into a brand new car in a parking lot at low speeds. He couldnt feel his feet any longer and had beginnings of dementia.
Understandably the other driver was upset, but we either have to re certify in increments or watch the elderly. Because im sure this happens often
Nobody at age 86 should drive. Humans were never meant to live so long and too much can and does go wrong. Just use the public transport for everyone's safety. If you get older, you have to accept that you can't do all the things you once did.
@@DieEineMieze easier said than done. That is basically giving up every freedom and resigning to needing a caretaker. It's pretty sad and life ending for a lot of people.
@@TrunkyDunks Not every freedom. Only ones the ones that endanger other people and yourself
If they have to be taken care of, they most likely aren't fit to drive anyways. Getting older and accepting you can't do the same things you once did is a sad but important part of getting old.
You can't let your pride get in the way of that.
There's no shame in accepting that, so them and their community don't suffer a horrible fate.
Living a good and honest life just to kill someone because you were too proud it stubborn to accept you should have driven a car anymore is not exactly how people want their life to end.
At least make regular tests mandatory.
They try to be rude, but the fact that he laughed and they started eating pizza
I felt like those cops got to meet the president.
My dad is 82 he still strong like an Ox but he drives erratically we went through hell and back, until we just had to make the car disappear.
Those are the tires popping. When my beater caught fire, the tires sounded just like it.
Did that man seriously not realize that his entire car was engulfed in flames?
He thought he died and was/went to hell.
It's people like this old man who can't pay attention is why we have such unsafe roadways
Yup, and old farts like him are driving everywhere everday!
Old people can be completely clueless.
@@AdamBorsetiso can young people.
Just an older gentleman
9:20 Well, that was certified "Ayo the pizza here" moment.
Love you guys, your channel and your content.