Body cam: Traffic stop leads to arrest of man wanted for 1994 Atlanta cold case murder

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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2022
  • A man who'd been wanted in Atlanta for murder for nearly 28 years was finally caught this week during a routine traffic stop, according to the FBI.
    The agency said in a release that Muhammed Bilal El-Amin was captured by the Oconee County Sheriff's Office, near Athens, in the course of the traffic stop.
    It was not clear how deputies tied El-Amin to the 1994 crime during the traffic stop.
    He'd had a FBI reward out for his arrest since the early 2000s, after allegedly shooting a man in the face with a handgun at the Oakland City MARTA station in Atlanta in November 1994.
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Комментарии • 34 тыс.

  • @Gr33dy39th
    @Gr33dy39th Год назад +8552

    My father got killed in front of me on my 4th birthday back in 98. His case is still unsolved. I’m 28 about to turn 29. I don’t care how long it takes. I hope they find the coward that’s responsible for my father.

    • @user-kt5sr5dc4n
      @user-kt5sr5dc4n Год назад +531

      I pray you and your father get justice. Keep your head up. Make him proud fam.

    • @kushsmoke9170
      @kushsmoke9170 Год назад

      Hope they find his ass too bro

    • @ExoticTipz
      @ExoticTipz Год назад +202

      I’m sorry to hear that 😢 Praying justice is served

    • @CellarDoorx06
      @CellarDoorx06 Год назад +115

      That sucks man...I'm sorry...

    • @msquared3297
      @msquared3297 Год назад

      ​@Mr Zorg I'm sorry about Tupac and biggie I hope they find your dad blesseings😂

  • @ARushin80
    @ARushin80 Год назад +21195

    Telling a cop you're life story to avoid going to jail is always a waste of time no matter what state you live in.

    • @igorwhite6223
      @igorwhite6223 Год назад +614

      Lol no matter what country you live in

    • @jacsonjames
      @jacsonjames Год назад +260

      💯 tried that many times 😂

    • @MrCJ-qz9dl
      @MrCJ-qz9dl Год назад +366

      Agreed...all the talking in the world to a cop who feels he's doing his duty, ain't gonna help your case at all. Better to keep silent.

    • @jbmorris2893
      @jbmorris2893 Год назад +221

      It actually makes things worse for the person being arrested.

    • @mikalunknown
      @mikalunknown Год назад +86

      Panic

  • @markrigg6623
    @markrigg6623 5 месяцев назад +315

    Driving under a suspended licence when you're wanted for murder. Genius.

    • @Su11
      @Su11 3 месяца назад +34

      He couldn't get his license renewed because they take your thumb print and he knew they would catch him that's why he didn't renew or register

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 3 месяца назад +29

      He was using someone else's license, and he didn't know that person's license was suspended. Now he knows.

    • @fitzgibbon9756
      @fitzgibbon9756 2 месяца назад +14

      ID BE A NOMAD. OR BE TRYING TO GET OUT THE COUNTRY

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 2 месяца назад +7

      His whole world came crashing down on him. He knew the jig was up and he was trying to weasel his way out of that jam. Damn!!!

    • @michellefarley7319
      @michellefarley7319 2 месяца назад +3

      Yeah, the name he gave wasn’t even the name of the person who was wanted for the murder. He obviously couldn’t get a license because he would’ve been arrested. It’s a DMV for a murder. God knows who gave him a license or who he stole it from Maybe he should be more picky about the person license he uses.

  • @yagirlnee7415
    @yagirlnee7415 5 месяцев назад +166

    "Do you hear my tone? 🥺". He's been finessing people for years. I'm glad he was caught. Justice needs to be served.

  • @LaLa-xh7bz
    @LaLa-xh7bz Год назад +2562

    He had all those years free. He got raise his son, enjoy time with family, have relationships. Now he will spend the 2nd part of his life in prison and he’s still alive unlike the victim. Prayers to the family of the victim.

    • @stephaniewood1547
      @stephaniewood1547 11 месяцев назад +118

      And now his son is going to find out what he did, and what he’s capable of.

    • @ipinku4119
      @ipinku4119 11 месяцев назад

      ​@Truth Crime sounds stupid.

    • @dwclifton11
      @dwclifton11 11 месяцев назад +34

      @Truth Crime hopefully next to your son maybe they can be close buddies

    • @dwclifton11
      @dwclifton11 11 месяцев назад +33

      @Truth Crime You act like one

    • @jamesthorp4179
      @jamesthorp4179 11 месяцев назад +21

      @Truth Crime you definitely act like one

  • @arireid1245
    @arireid1245 Год назад +6224

    Imagine being on the run since 94 for a crime you committed and get booked for a suspended license. DAMN!

    • @howto-wiki8291
      @howto-wiki8291 Год назад +1024

      He wasn’t on the run. You guys are way out of the loop it’s like you don’t even pay attention. HE WAS NEVER ARRESTED BEFORE IN HIS life. What this means is that , it wasn’t until NOW that he got his finger prints in the police criminal data . And he came up a match for the murder committed in 1994

    • @bm5127
      @bm5127 Год назад +273

      @@howto-wiki8291 he knew he would get caught

    • @melissaruffin9708
      @melissaruffin9708 Год назад +376

      Justice finally served but if you know you committed a murder, wouldn't you make sure everything was up to par.

    • @erinralston
      @erinralston Год назад +127

      @@howto-wiki8291 well... being on the run would allow him to not be arrested during that time. In fact, being "on the run" REQUIRES you not to be arrested during that time, or else you're not really on the run anymore are you? (See video)
      So, what if that was his first time bringing the law's attention to him? He looks young enough it could've been his first offense.
      How far into the loop are you?

    • @howto-wiki8291
      @howto-wiki8291 Год назад +241

      @@erinralston no being on the run means the police know your name , address, and are actively looking for you. It would mean he couldn’t go ANYWHERE. Couldn’t drop his kid off at school, nothing. Did you even read the title of the video? It was a 25 year old cold case , they never knew who committed the murder… atleast not until he got arrested for having a suspended license. Im all around the loop.

  • @kylehill4437
    @kylehill4437 6 месяцев назад +668

    You can tell this guy sweet talked his way out of many police interactions for so many years. Seemed nice, polite and non threatening, I wish they had the video of the reaction when his record came up.

    • @VelveteenRabbitinRedFern
      @VelveteenRabbitinRedFern 6 месяцев назад +16

      Too bad the cops had to take him to jail before they found out his past record. That would have been pretty important for the cops to know BEFORE the cuff up. Don't you think.

    • @imrankhan-white2868
      @imrankhan-white2868 6 месяцев назад +44

      ⁠​⁠@@VelveteenRabbitinRedFernwhat? They cuffed him for driving on a suspended license. You do realise there are thousands of cold cases with thousands of potential fingerprint matches. How do you expect them to know his past record like that? They’d have to run his name? And why would they do that over a suspended license? Don’t YOU think? 😂

    • @Swap-nx2bj
      @Swap-nx2bj 6 месяцев назад +6

      I believed they have a databased where they auto run the fingerprints to check for previous records.

    • @gabrielboerner1412
      @gabrielboerner1412 5 месяцев назад

      @@imrankhan-white2868are you fucking retarded?
      the guy who you said “Don’t you think? lol” to wasn’t saying what U obviously THOUGHT he was saying it’d of been useful info if the cops had it beforehand bc his case was violent-ergo they may have been a lot more cautious, on their toes, and vigilant if they knew about the cold case.
      i wanna ask you.. why were u so quick to come at dude about “being wrong”? ..’being wrong’ lol u really irked me w that shit i’d of smacked the sht outu if I saw u say that in person
      Just for being a nosey little misinformed whiney-sounding Bitch
      You Wouldn’t do it in person tho! Cause I’m pretty sure I know your type
      which is TUFF AS FUCK via text, msg etc
      and Super Pussy in actual real life

    • @gabrielboerner1412
      @gabrielboerner1412 5 месяцев назад

      @@VelveteenRabbitinRedFerneat 80 dicks
      and delete ur fucking RUclips account nobody wants to see or read your negative, shit out the mouth comments

  • @TheBourneBlogger
    @TheBourneBlogger 6 месяцев назад +249

    It's amazing to me how close we all can get to murderers just driving on the road to work

    • @yungmagik
      @yungmagik 6 месяцев назад

      Stfu you cringe weirdo everyone's capable of killing

    • @breeze7863
      @breeze7863 5 месяцев назад +9

      People around me everyday. It's amazing they don't have a clue

    • @mrdavman13
      @mrdavman13 4 месяца назад +4

      Pre industrial revolution it is thought that at least 30% of people had been involved in some sort of murder/ manslaughter in their life times. Or killed someone from self defense. Some people think the number was even higher and some anthropologists have made educated guesses about even further back. Usually split up by the industrial revolution and the agricultural revolution. Pre agricultural revolution most of humanity would’ve killed someone by the time they died. It was way way more common to have some neighbor who had probably killed someone before. The world use to be way more violent and there was no real way to solve cold cases or even cases where there wasn’t at least one eyewitness who knew the suspect. Even a hundred years ago it was extremely difficult if a murder happened and the perpetrator got an hour head start to distance themselves from the scene.

    • @jen-a-purr
      @jen-a-purr 4 месяца назад

      We can tell Breeze is a d-bag

    • @helgafrahmann4201
      @helgafrahmann4201 4 месяца назад

      😅😅😅😅

  • @User-uk6rk
    @User-uk6rk Год назад +11024

    *On a positive note.. these cops are very professional.* They're not aggressive, they're not bullying, they are operating by the book. Impressive!

    • @thepatrioarchy
      @thepatrioarchy Год назад +398

      Yea, as long as you comply and don’t resist arrest the police do not have to use force.

    • @omegangel3368
      @omegangel3368 Год назад +270

      @@thepatrioarchy careful your gonna piss some people off with the truth and they’ll bring up old cases

    • @kingweeez6821
      @kingweeez6821 Год назад +234

      @@omegangel3368 old cases that, on bodycam, show that compliance is not the end all way to not be violated by law enforcement or any person in general? Few n far in between, but please wash ya brain and stop being naive.

    • @YattirSmith
      @YattirSmith Год назад +111

      @@thepatrioarchy not always true

    • @joshadams2812
      @joshadams2812 Год назад +85

      Small town cops are way more chill than big city ones.

  • @jvaldez7061
    @jvaldez7061 Год назад +3705

    Everything that's done in the dark comes to the light. RIP to the victim

    • @suelindsey1372
      @suelindsey1372 Год назад +34

      I just said the same thing❤ it’s so true, isn’t it? I’ve lived 65 years and seen it firsthand

    • @bastymanguy
      @bastymanguy Год назад +47

      Just because this guy capped someone it doesn’t make the victim a saint nor the perpetrator the most evil person. They could’ve just been gang-bangers shooting at each other over turf

    • @poopman-eu5lp
      @poopman-eu5lp Год назад +28

      @@bastymanguy yea its like saying that anyone who is a victim of murder is automatically an angel and didnt deserve it in any way and had a perfect life

    • @ilihcsydnew6870
      @ilihcsydnew6870 Год назад +14

      So why is Henry Kissinger still alive. Karma doesn’t exist.

    • @MTWood
      @MTWood Год назад +13

      Ecclesiastes 12:14

  • @chancecanaan2896
    @chancecanaan2896 6 месяцев назад +112

    Like Ben affleck said in the movie the town. “No matter how much we change, we still gotta pay for things we’ve done.” Sad but true

  • @Crawlerjamie
    @Crawlerjamie 6 месяцев назад +12

    “I’m not a criminal”
    Literally murdered someone

  • @kpricher1
    @kpricher1 9 месяцев назад +3341

    He was NOT pleading for his family. He was pleading for his life. He knew what he had done. Scared of those fingerprints .

    • @TahitianTreatSkeetJuiceJr
      @TahitianTreatSkeetJuiceJr 9 месяцев назад +80

      the thought of his family that depends on him crossed his mind as well - im sure. u probably dont get that part because most of your fam doesnt give af about u

    • @commonsensesista8678
      @commonsensesista8678 9 месяцев назад +89

      That's exactly what I was thinking!!! He knew what was waiting for him at the jail!!!

    • @nedoh2662
      @nedoh2662 9 месяцев назад +132

      @@TahitianTreatSkeetJuiceJryou are kidding right?.

    • @elBighead208
      @elBighead208 9 месяцев назад

      @@TahitianTreatSkeetJuiceJr wow stfu already dude

    • @jameshudson169
      @jameshudson169 9 месяцев назад +51

      That must be all they had. The fingerprints from '98. And he hadn't been fingerprinted before.

  • @nettamarie5321
    @nettamarie5321 11 месяцев назад +3356

    If a cop says you're under arrest there is absolutely nothing you can say to stop him/her from taking you.

    • @Harrison619
      @Harrison619 11 месяцев назад +36

      Poor guy didn’t know. If you knew you could have ran.

    • @jeezus666
      @jeezus666 9 месяцев назад +128

      Lol, when someone starts to tell their life story when being arrested, you know something's up. He probably has some serious warrents when he starts crying about his family. Dead giveaway that he knows he's going to be gone for 25+ years.
      I've been arrested. Didn't start to give my life story to the cops, because I knew it was only going to be a few days. Life catches up to us all.

    • @goldenretrievermom7945
      @goldenretrievermom7945 9 месяцев назад +151

      @@Harrison619 Poor guy?! HE KILLED SOMEONE!!!!!

    • @nettamarie5321
      @nettamarie5321 9 месяцев назад +21

      @@jeezus666 there's just no point at all, whatsoever. Literally wasting your breath. 😆

    • @Jeremiah_29
      @Jeremiah_29 9 месяцев назад +37

      He knew that he was going to be found out about his previous incident once he was in custody.

  • @petergriffin2836
    @petergriffin2836 5 месяцев назад +94

    I’m convinced that no matter what you do in this life all of your past will catch up with you eventually

    • @helgafrahmann4201
      @helgafrahmann4201 4 месяца назад +4

      And if not, god judghed it! I am total quiet !!😊

    • @timduncan9696
      @timduncan9696 3 месяца назад

      Unless you're rich. Look at the Clintons.

  • @Robfenix
    @Robfenix 6 месяцев назад +60

    Nobody else is capable of caring for his aunt (or was it uncle, it keeps changing), yet someone could drive an hour there to pick him up like he wanted. Cops were smart to spot that he was delaying and that whole, “oh yeah my cousin is on his way to pick me up” can be a very dangerous dynamic for the officers.

    • @kidshaolin95
      @kidshaolin95 2 месяца назад +2

      He also said he didn't know anyone that could bond him out but then two minutes later says his cousin can pick him up so he won't drive. So your cousin can drive for you but can't bond you out? His panicking had him saying anything that could stick

    • @AsmrnonymousDreams
      @AsmrnonymousDreams 2 месяца назад +1

      @@kidshaolin95I know he’s bs but driving to get someone doesn’t mean you have bail money

  • @murtfowler3541
    @murtfowler3541 11 месяцев назад +1206

    Never break the law while breaking the law.

    • @user-yn4rk2uw6r
      @user-yn4rk2uw6r 11 месяцев назад +1

      😅

    • @melzariodesign
      @melzariodesign 11 месяцев назад

      😂

    • @BVonBuescher
      @BVonBuescher 11 месяцев назад +31

      Number one rule. Only break one law at a time

    • @notyou5557
      @notyou5557 11 месяцев назад +9

      My cousin my grandma my kids I do everything I do all the shopping. I'm so responsible I forgot to make sure my car had insurance and my license was valid because I drive my whole family everywhere they need me so bad I didn't have time to make sure our one mode of transportation was sorted out you gotta believe me on my wife's dad's mom's grave yo

    • @dasmith1207
      @dasmith1207 11 месяцев назад

      Impossible. Maybe break the unenforceable ones ?

  • @guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248
    @guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 11 месяцев назад +220

    What he's really trying to say is "Please don't arrest me I'm wanted for murder".

  • @pjuggle
    @pjuggle 20 дней назад +5

    "I'm not a criminal, I'm not a crook, I'm just a murderer"

  • @InfestedPunxx
    @InfestedPunxx 6 месяцев назад +31

    Haha he said “Oh noooo” like he was grounded or something 😂

  • @jeng8401
    @jeng8401 Год назад +4294

    The way that Aunt was screaming on the phone to not take him in. She knew he was done for. The family was protecting him for years.

    • @realchanger8220
      @realchanger8220 Год назад +1

      Wow! People like you are a danger to society

    • @starseed2222
      @starseed2222 Год назад +389

      People like you need to be detectives because I didn't pay attention to none of that.

    • @lovelyone1712
      @lovelyone1712 Год назад +276

      Exactly...they are just as foul as he is💯

    • @misskeirstin6355
      @misskeirstin6355 Год назад +646

      That wasn’t his aunt! 😂 that was some woman he is with lol that was not the voice of an 80 year old woman like he claims lol

    • @queenb7899
      @queenb7899 Год назад +45

      My thoughts too

  • @chadillac365
    @chadillac365 11 месяцев назад +5118

    No matter how well he acts today, someone out there is looking for justice for someone they lived that was murdered years ago. You can run from your troubles, but they will always find you one day.

    • @CraigFactsareFacts
      @CraigFactsareFacts 11 месяцев назад

      Like Joe and Hunter.
      Well...maybe not them. The Democrats/Socialists will fight justice every step of the way.

    • @RandomGuy9
      @RandomGuy9 11 месяцев назад +145

      Not if he didn't have a suspended license.

    • @jikny1650
      @jikny1650 11 месяцев назад +119

      Not true, there's plenty of cold cases that will never be solved due to lack of evidence and the fact that we distribute have technology like we do today. It's much harder to get away with a crime in today's times

    • @johngardner529
      @johngardner529 11 месяцев назад +7

      @@jikny1650 witch can be both a good and a bad thing

    • @NG-cf7zh
      @NG-cf7zh 11 месяцев назад +83

      “They will always find you one day”
      Police solve about 30% of reported crimes lol

  • @williamfruhauf
    @williamfruhauf 6 месяцев назад +17

    I have kids. My aunt is sick. I take care of my uncle. Few minutes later, when nothing has helped so far, my aunt just had a stroke. My uncle had a stroke.
    A murderer will come up with millions of reasons not to be arrested.

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 19 дней назад +1

      My uncle is blind and has one leg..I gotta get him his pain pills. Please!! Let me go!!

  • @BiancaBlinx
    @BiancaBlinx 5 месяцев назад +23

    The woman on that phone knew too!!! Smh that’s why SHE even started panicking smh!!!

    • @ButtScootBJJ
      @ButtScootBJJ 5 месяцев назад +5

      Harboring a fugitive, they need to find her and arrest her too, along with everyone else they find out that knew he was on the run all these years.

    • @talktometv9393
      @talktometv9393 4 месяца назад +1

      that’s your opinion YOU TRULY DONT KNOW IF THAT WOMAN on the other end knew herself!!!! She could just be the type of woman like most women to panick

    • @ButtScootBJJ
      @ButtScootBJJ 4 месяца назад +5

      @@talktometv9393 - Lmao, she knew, clown!

    • @Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN
      @Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN Месяц назад

      That’s what I was thinking, his whole family knows

    • @discobroccoli198
      @discobroccoli198 Месяц назад

      @@ButtScootBJJHow do you know?

  • @michaelshive6748
    @michaelshive6748 Год назад +5963

    We need more officers like them. Calm, composed, no ego or power tripping, no badge heavy cops. Just professionalism all the way.

    • @leoncolliersellstampa
      @leoncolliersellstampa Год назад +215

      That's their job. LoL We're so used to the shitty ones getting all the press that we're shocked when we see the good ones doing what they've always done.

    • @KayleEnds
      @KayleEnds Год назад +117

      @@marciweiss3678 just making up random statistics lmao

    • @thechrisman1345
      @thechrisman1345 Год назад +40

      @@KayleEnds that's what people in comments sections do.

    • @ShiestyDuude
      @ShiestyDuude Год назад +35

      You say this like there aren’t thousands of police officers who handle things like this on a daily basis

    • @inflation1139
      @inflation1139 Год назад

      Look how you're more worried about a cop and not the KILLER being arrested. You people are clowns at best. Priorities all fuked up

  • @joshualifetree5398
    @joshualifetree5398 6 месяцев назад +23

    Giving your life story is a sure sign you are hiding something.

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 19 дней назад

      LOL! Yep!! Absolutely!!

    • @Gofroze
      @Gofroze 10 дней назад

      Or maybe he just don’t wanna go to jail 😂

  • @michellebrodeur3880
    @michellebrodeur3880 4 месяца назад +8

    He said I've never been to jail in my life, well he's about to see a jail for the rest of his life

  • @korancebland
    @korancebland Год назад +4136

    This guy knew he was wanted for murder yet he's driving on a suspended license? Amazing. Had it been me in his shoes I wouldn't even own a car let alone drive one. I'm flabbergasted that he was able to elude the authorities for almost 3 decades.

    • @maniac50ae14
      @maniac50ae14 Год назад +168

      Better bike it

    • @b2themfeto
      @b2themfeto Год назад +263

      @CJ Cruz shit, even that depends on what color you are. I've had my ID ran multiple times, even just being a passenger.

    • @bcamplite621
      @bcamplite621 Год назад +158

      Damn. From these replies it really does seem like USA is a police state. Still wanna immigrate though.

    • @SharonStar62
      @SharonStar62 Год назад +62

      @CJ Cruz this is very true my son just got pulled over on his 🚲 here n f Florida i told him to get lights on that bike,,he was Blessed with a warning ! 😍😍

    • @maniac50ae14
      @maniac50ae14 Год назад +77

      @@bcamplite621 it's not, police don't bother you like that. Maybe if you were riding a bike in busy traffic at night with no lights yeah, but I j-walk, drink and do all kinds of stuff around police. Just don't resist, run or drive a car without a license and insurance or commit a crime and you're okay. There's exceptions like what happens to Tamir Rice or Sandra bland, but that's not the norm... Most cops are looking for people committing worth while crimes or causing disturbances

  • @danzomusic
    @danzomusic Год назад +2143

    You know his heart was racing knowing he finally got caught, that’s why he was trying to do everything to see if they’ll let him walk

    • @TheMixedPlateFrequency
      @TheMixedPlateFrequency Год назад +87

      That is pretty nuts too on how long ago it happened. You figure if they did something like they, they would have left the country a long time ago eventually.

    • @jamesjohnson8316
      @jamesjohnson8316 Год назад +14

      Thanks captain obvious

    • @helloworld2784
      @helloworld2784 Год назад +27

      @@jamesjohnson8316 Thanks James for the deep and thought provoking insight

    • @GlitchedPepsi
      @GlitchedPepsi Год назад +26

      Democrats will make sure he walks.

    • @jjmak4831
      @jjmak4831 Год назад +49

      @@TheMixedPlateFrequency not really cuz he stayed out of trouble for 30 years under the radar until he made one mistake. If you know you did something like that. You have to make sure you break no laws until the day you die but some people get comfortable after all the years of getting away with it 🤷

  • @j-ferrell144
    @j-ferrell144 4 месяца назад +15

    My man’s uncle had a stroke, his cousin done had a stoke, shit even his aunt had a stroke, and my man’s in the back of the car bout to have a stroke.

    • @user-vm1kq4yv2x
      @user-vm1kq4yv2x Месяц назад +3

      Holly shit! I'm about to have a stroke laughing my ass off. 😂

  • @b.abrackus6403
    @b.abrackus6403 6 месяцев назад +13

    It sounds like his family has a high risk of strokes😂😂

  • @ryanbailey8588
    @ryanbailey8588 Год назад +911

    What’s crazy is that his panic is likely because he knows this might be the last time he’ll walk as a free man…at least for a long time. The cops didn’t even know.

    • @saritachandra2813
      @saritachandra2813 Год назад +38

      Well no shit bro u get booked n fingerprinted ur fake name n Id won't work down ther3

    • @jackwyatt1218
      @jackwyatt1218 Год назад +30

      He should NEVER walk free again, if truly guilty!

    • @MalikarVampire
      @MalikarVampire Год назад +9

      he probably has no clue it was 30 years ago

    • @MariaSantos-em5jv
      @MariaSantos-em5jv Год назад +64

      @@MalikarVampire He knows. That's why he is using a fake ID. He knows they will find out who he really is, so he trying to use a sympathetic story to do anything to get away from the jail. He would have even let the officer have his car for free.

    • @flaccidego4291
      @flaccidego4291 Год назад +15

      What's also crazy is that u can be arrested in Georgia for driving with a suspended license! That's like wow man.
      Well, this dude shoulda known the harsh law in his state & not been so dumb.
      I drove for a time with a suspension, but I "dotted all my i's & crossed all my t's"
      I checked my brake, parking, turn signal & reverse lights every single time I started that dam car. I drove like a 90 year old grand mother. I did everything possible to make sure I did everything possible to not get pulled over & I sure as hell made sure I maintained the registration/Insp & insurance.
      I do remember I didn't have enough money to get my car out of the shop from a new Inspection so I just took the PT for a week until I got the money to get my car out.
      Man that's some harsh law tho in Georgia

  • @Essays4College
    @Essays4College Год назад +4759

    To all these young guys out there reading this, just remember that your actions will follow you for the rest of your life!

    • @richarddaniel9364
      @richarddaniel9364 Год назад +76

      Pray and may our actions be good and pleasing to Jesus❤️🙏✝️

    • @lamasterbatonlll1383
      @lamasterbatonlll1383 Год назад

      They don't care about doing football numbers in prison. They've already accepted the fact that they either going to do life or be killed.

    • @Essays4College
      @Essays4College Год назад +6

      @@lamasterbatonlll1383 That's no way to live. If there are people walkin around us every day with this kind of attitude committing crimes why are states so against the death penalty?

    • @rvnna
      @rvnna Год назад

      @@Essays4College Because your country is infamous for false imprisonment

    • @alphach1mp
      @alphach1mp Год назад

      ​@The Rain Bow Sounds to me like China has more law abiding citizens than the US.

  • @binabrown2728
    @binabrown2728 6 месяцев назад +16

    I wanted to see what happened when they got to the jail to book him in!

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 7 дней назад

      Damn, when the steel bracelets went on his wrist, I know his mind was spinning and his heart was racing. Whoa!!! Oh well....

  • @frozenpoopy
    @frozenpoopy 6 месяцев назад +10

    If I killed someone 30 years ago and never got caught I'd make sure to never break a law again.

    • @bardavidtaxodysmas2212
      @bardavidtaxodysmas2212 Месяц назад +1

      there are guys walking with bodies doing as they please on the turnpike right now with choppas and fentanyl in their trunks

  • @volador2828
    @volador2828 Год назад +1591

    Give that police officer an "A" for being patient and polite.

    • @MvrzThaArtist_
      @MvrzThaArtist_ Год назад +14

      Well what was there not to be calm and patient about ??

    • @jakemiller270
      @jakemiller270 Год назад +1

      @@MvrzThaArtist_ The police had a murder suspect living a new life with a fake identity for 28 years. He had to have known they had their research down and it was his last time he will see anything but a cell. He could have run knowing knowing the finger prints would end his chances in court. My question is why drive and take the risk? He could have never been caught if he went full off the grid and hid away. Likely he was overly comfortable.

    • @volador2828
      @volador2828 Год назад +12

      @@MvrzThaArtist_ For some cops they find a reason...

    • @coolramone
      @coolramone Год назад +18

      It takes patience when you are dealing with a whiner like this one was.

    • @nunya2076
      @nunya2076 Год назад

      @@volador2828 Ya a silly reason like a strong man aggressively pulling their arm away while being handcuffed 😁

  • @Zmurcc
    @Zmurcc 9 месяцев назад +90

    Killing someone and living life like it's normal is insane.

    • @Ben-ok7wo
      @Ben-ok7wo 7 месяцев назад +8

      u act like if you hypothetically killed someone you wouldn’t try and hide. lol

    • @Kobe-jz2zz
      @Kobe-jz2zz 6 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@Ben-ok7woright lmao

    • @krisspkriss
      @krisspkriss 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@Ben-ok7wo And there are three sides to every story. Even if I were to legally shoot someone in the face, I would contemplate doing the wrong things rather than the right thing of calling in the justified homicide. I would stop and analyse the risk/reward, accept it for what it is, and call it in regardless. But we never really know what we would do until we are in the situation. We tend to think we will be more moral than we end up acting in the end. So...

    • @Turbopro27
      @Turbopro27 3 месяца назад

      I mean if he did it that’s terrible but people can and 99.9998% do change after 30 years

    • @mishalewilson2058
      @mishalewilson2058 2 месяца назад

      That part !!!

  • @MrSkoalPeaches
    @MrSkoalPeaches 6 месяцев назад +166

    Justice may take time to be served... but it has been served!!!

    • @Sydney_2011
      @Sydney_2011 6 месяцев назад +4

      Another Person Of Crime off the street! Great job, officers!

    • @minnesotamarine9861
      @minnesotamarine9861 6 месяцев назад +2

      If it is not by man it WILL be by God!

    • @ooduckoo
      @ooduckoo 5 месяцев назад

      @@minnesotamarine9861Conveniently your god’s “justice” only exists in a realm that can’t be proven, questioned, or seen, but you must believe it or you’re “blind” and led astray by satan.
      It’d be nice if your god would actually demonstrate justice. Too many rape victims, many of them children, walking around with their abuser unconvicted. But supposedly god will handle it right? Just not in a way we can see, hear, prove, question, verify, or ever know.

    • @treewisps4085
      @treewisps4085 5 месяцев назад +1

      if you can't catch someone after 25+ years, honestly the charges should be dropped or reduced heavly. he doesn't even seem like a bad dude anymore. but that's US judicial system for you...

    • @minnesotamarine9861
      @minnesotamarine9861 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@treewisps4085 And if it were your loved one you would be saying what, he was good at hiding so just let him go? You don't think much do you?

  • @johnnyso1979
    @johnnyso1979 4 месяца назад +10

    Dude is doing everything possible to not take responsibility for his actions.

  • @aceboogie2984
    @aceboogie2984 Год назад +5008

    His family helped him hide. The relative on the phone was just as frantic because they've been harboring him all these years and thought he'd never get caught. My heart goes out to the victims family.

    • @Flashyfinancier
      @Flashyfinancier Год назад +1

      I dont think he would have said...hey yo mom!! Guess what?? I killed someone today 😉

    • @bea3130
      @bea3130 Год назад +64

      @@Deezy09 only if the mother listed his name otherwise it would only be hers

    • @bea3130
      @bea3130 Год назад +115

      @@Deezy09 lmao I do and unless the mother lists that father on the birth certificate he basically doesn’t not exist or is unknown

    • @bea3130
      @bea3130 Год назад +24

      @@Deezy09 oh yeah for sure. You’re so right. I’m so sorry!

    • @bea3130
      @bea3130 Год назад +43

      @@Deezy09 thing about it is your original comment is assumption that he’s listed on everything. My response was simply saying he could also not be listed on anything hence why no one has ever found him until now.

  • @CarlosMendoza-qn6mj
    @CarlosMendoza-qn6mj Год назад +5995

    Can’t ever judge a book by its cover. Dude looks harmless and would’ve never guessed he was wanted for murder. Everything catches up to you over time he knows he was done running from it. I hope the victims family finally get justice for there family and can now have peace of mind the murderer was caught.

    • @michellehernandez2840
      @michellehernandez2840 Год назад +449

      He still looks fairly young so I'd imagine he was barely out of childhood when he committed the crime. He could be harmless now and grown out of a reckless teen brain but justice is justice. He took a life and should pay.

    • @nickpn23
      @nickpn23 Год назад +218

      @@michellehernandez2840 Presuming he's guilty of course.

    • @pale_saint
      @pale_saint Год назад +338

      @@nickpn23 if you’re wanted for cold case murder you most probably are guilty. Also his desperate pleas scream the fact he knows he’s in deep doodoo

    • @DoctorRickSanchez
      @DoctorRickSanchez Год назад +45

      @@pale_saint _Hence how he barely sat down in that backseat🗣_

    • @BlackChrishi
      @BlackChrishi Год назад +171

      he's probably harmless now. 1994 was a long time ago for him to have changed for the better but his past caught up with him and murder is murder.

  • @richardspillers6282
    @richardspillers6282 6 месяцев назад +2

    He should be jailed for his stupidity alone.

  • @susynan
    @susynan 2 месяца назад +6

    Started his own family and caring for family, while a decade ago he took the life of another, with the audacity to even beg for freedom. SMH

    • @dburna21
      @dburna21 Месяц назад

      3 decades ago

  • @dboucher26
    @dboucher26 Год назад +1804

    This is why committing crimes isn’t worth it. Living life knowing you’re on the run for horrible crimes should be filled with extreme anxiety and paranoia. The reality of his past was sinking in as he begged those cops to let him go.

    • @cbwilliamss630
      @cbwilliamss630 Год назад +147

      For 20 plus years to he probably thought he was good and never get caught I bet his heart was pounding when them cops flipped those lights on!!

    • @ramdas363
      @ramdas363 Год назад +40

      How did he get caught eventually? It sounds like he used a fake identity, is there any explanation how they identified him as the killer?

    • @cbwilliamss630
      @cbwilliamss630 Год назад +62

      @@ramdas363 finger prints I believe dna

    • @danielrivera5738
      @danielrivera5738 Год назад +4

      I don't think nobody's capable to kill someone while been sober and conscience of it, don't feel any regrets anxiety depression or any remorse

    • @xxXxXxGxXxXxx
      @xxXxXxGxXxXxx Год назад +25

      @@cbwilliamss630 He should have changed his finger prints... Should have known better.

  • @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000
    @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000 Год назад +4266

    Just to be noted, THIS is the way officers should behave. Perfect example of being firm , while respecting the rights of the person they're arresting .

    • @LIVINGINDALLASTX972
      @LIVINGINDALLASTX972 Год назад +268

      Agreed. It should also be noted that this is the way people should behave while being arrested. Don’t fight it. Just handle your business in court.

    • @Gwydion_Wolf
      @Gwydion_Wolf Год назад +166

      Just to be noted, 99.9% of officers WANT to behave like this.
      But you notice something else? The person they were arresting was NOT giving them any reason NOT to be the way they want to be.
      Unfortunately, it's a 50/50 chance on if the person they interact with acts the same way this individual did, or if THEY become violent in their attempt to not be arrested, which forces the officers to respond in kind.

    • @wadewilson8011
      @wadewilson8011 Год назад

      BULLSH!T

    • @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000
      @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000 Год назад

      @@Gwydion_Wolf GTFOH. I'm sorry , only a white cat would make a comment like that. 99.9 % want to behave that way?? That's utter bullshit. Cops routinely escalate things, especially when it comes to African American males. The cop gets scared & reacts by being very jumpy, ego driven & over the top. You actually think the millions of marches around the world were just black people imagining they were mistreated. You gotta listen to others bro. What you're basically saying is the majority of African Americans have been suffering some kind of mass delirium? That they can't discern police harassment or brutality. Its been going on so long, its been normalized . You can't be that naive. Smh

    • @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000
      @adventuresinmoodcitypod2000 Год назад

      Are you all in your own worlds ? Is this why many cops are being punished for abhorrent behavior ? Have you not seen the many black men shot for just reaching for a wallet or even with their hand in the air. I was giving these officers a compliment, then you all come in & ruin it by pretending all cops behave in this manner. They might do this in YOUR neighborhood , but its certainly not the case with all communities. African Americans get harrased all the time for bullshit. I have a cousin who was stopped 21 times in one year.....for nothing. Just because he was a black man with his white wife in a nice car. So you all ate clearly living on your own terms, not concerned or believing the bullshit others go through.

  • @juniorcosio2498
    @juniorcosio2498 5 месяцев назад +10

    I love the lines he uses so the cops can hear “so you’re 57 minutes away” “what’s the location of this place”. Thinking that would help. He knew his life is over once those cuffs were put on. All his family excuses are a complete joke. The other family waited 28 years for this moment. And he’s trying to do anything he can to get out of that car 😂

  • @JoanCollier-sg5yl
    @JoanCollier-sg5yl 6 месяцев назад +3

    The police were very patient and understanding. She is very lucky after she reaches for a concealed gun. That almost went really bad really quick

  • @zeus4885
    @zeus4885 10 месяцев назад +747

    Once he realized that was being placed under arrest that the cops weren’t going to budge to his sob story, he went into a state of panic. You could see it in his body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice… he was going through the initial state of realizing that he had spent his last day on earth as a free man.

    • @subaruamazon
      @subaruamazon 8 месяцев назад +5

      how did he know they were on to him

    • @AFLive
      @AFLive 8 месяцев назад +10

      That's prolly why he was saying all that . . cause I kept on thinking "you can just quickly BOND" call that Aunt , but we all know why

    • @JessicaLynne-ei8nu
      @JessicaLynne-ei8nu 8 месяцев назад +25

      I'm sure he knew once they finger printed him it was all over.

    • @SoulDelSol
      @SoulDelSol 8 месяцев назад +3

      I dont think he realized that yet

    • @SoulDelSol
      @SoulDelSol 8 месяцев назад +5

      ​@@subaruamazonthey're not on to him

  • @lumberjack297
    @lumberjack297 Год назад +528

    Love how criminals can go from zero to humanitarians in point two seconds 🙄

    • @media696
      @media696 Год назад +25

      When you wake up with no problems and by the end of the day you have them all

    • @PAYDAYHEDGE
      @PAYDAYHEDGE Год назад +33

      He probably already straightened out his life but karma came to bite Him which I'm glad happened

    • @thepostofficeprince8819
      @thepostofficeprince8819 Год назад +13

      Yeah he had no choice but to walk the straight and narrow the whole time

    • @Teestar519
      @Teestar519 Год назад +13

      @@thepostofficeprince8819 exactly! He had no choice but to stay outta police radar or he knows he woulda been gone years ago! Hes only sorry for himself, guaranteed has no care or remorse for the pain he inflicted on countless family memebers of the victim wether it was in self defense or not! Death is death! And karma dont sleep on no body! 💯

    • @jaswinters2767
      @jaswinters2767 Год назад +16

      He know who is ....he's crying cause its all over. ...Can't live a Peaceful life when Souls scream for vengeance.....It's Only A Matter of Karma

  • @J.Paul2023
    @J.Paul2023 6 месяцев назад +4

    You should not be allowed to buy your way out of jail ! That is ridiculous!

  • @BucaneerBri
    @BucaneerBri 6 месяцев назад +12

    This is why being vigilant & active as a police officer & actually stopping people for being “ out of place or acting suspicious “ proactively stops a lot of crime .

    • @jacquescousteau6810
      @jacquescousteau6810 6 месяцев назад +5

      There's no such thing as being out of place or suspicious, it's just something that cops say so that they can harass you and violate your rights without cause!! What does acting suspicious even mean??! Or being out of place because how the f*** do you know what place that person belongs in and if that person isn't breaking the law it's none of your f****** business anyway!! Do you know how many times I've seen people harass just because the cops want to arrest someone due to boredom or just plain aggression?!? I stopped counting at 100 and people like you who condone that type of behavior should paint swastikas on your cars so everyone else knows the type of assholes they're dealing with!!

  • @decentsizedballs
    @decentsizedballs Год назад +869

    It's been 30 years. He probably never thought this day was going to come.

    • @MorriseyTheSnakeRoberts
      @MorriseyTheSnakeRoberts 11 месяцев назад +92

      He looks 30 rn…for someone whose has the guilt of murder on his shoulder for 30 years he hasn’t let it age him lmao

    • @jackmanders7077
      @jackmanders7077 11 месяцев назад +14

      Karma always gets you

    • @TheSkepticalGrassHopper
      @TheSkepticalGrassHopper 11 месяцев назад +47

      I’m sure he was paranoid on a daily basis. Wondering when someone was going to catch up to him.

    • @Darrel219
      @Darrel219 11 месяцев назад +7

      @@TheSkepticalGrassHopper atl… nah 😭💀

    • @taylorhickman84
      @taylorhickman84 11 месяцев назад

      @@MorriseyTheSnakeRoberts no kidding, does drinking the blood of your victim reverse the aging process?

  • @kevinfranklin4014
    @kevinfranklin4014 Год назад +6703

    What a bitter-sweet story. For 28 years, this man has lived his best life while the family of Jafferd Tucker had to suffer and his mom died, not ever seeing the man who killed her son being bought to justice. The silver lining here is that I believe we all have a purpose in this life, and those two police officers were put in the right place at the right time to see that Tucker's killer will finally face justice for what he did.

    • @tarantulamadness6191
      @tarantulamadness6191 Год назад +287

      What was the purpose in waiting 28 years to put the cops there?

    • @GTRNights
      @GTRNights Год назад +468

      Too bad there wasn't someone "put in the right place at the right time" to stop him from murdering someone in the first place.

    • @colfaxschuyler3675
      @colfaxschuyler3675 Год назад +355

      @@tarantulamadness6191 Confluence of events. Time does not exist in the plane of confluence. They only intersect at points. This was one of the points.

    • @uriyahbonafide4194
      @uriyahbonafide4194 Год назад +102

      @@tarantulamadness6191 One can never tell, it could be he got away that long so that the will and word of God can be fulfilled and many will now believe Galatians 6 vs 7 and Ecclesiastes 8 vs 11.

    • @colfaxschuyler3675
      @colfaxschuyler3675 Год назад +186

      @@GTRNights We're given free will. He used his. That's all I can offer you.

  • @maddmaxwiththefacts601
    @maddmaxwiththefacts601 Год назад +572

    Got comfortable after 28 years on the run probably been able to talk his way out of some close calls with the police

    • @wolfodinson5303
      @wolfodinson5303 Год назад +29

      Yep ! Shouldnt have been Driving ...to easy to get pulled over or Accident ...

    • @korancebland
      @korancebland Год назад +22

      You're right he got comfortable.

    • @jaihlenbrown2517
      @jaihlenbrown2517 Год назад +19

      @@wolfodinson5303 on god i wouldnt even drive a car like i didny know how

    • @shondraclemons8358
      @shondraclemons8358 Год назад +3

      @@wolfodinson5303 true

    • @ConnorHolbrook419
      @ConnorHolbrook419 Год назад +21

      @Tony Alston you get fingerprinted when you get booked into any jail regardless of the charge

  • @whatsupfoo4592
    @whatsupfoo4592 6 месяцев назад +2

    When someone says “on everything”. They lying 😂

  • @ladoismyname1562
    @ladoismyname1562 5 месяцев назад +4

    My uncle had a stroke. My aunty had a stroke. My dog had a stroke. My real identity had a stroke. Not a crook or a criminal. 🤣And after all this, my life as a free man will have a stroke.😂

  • @TwoHawksHunting
    @TwoHawksHunting Год назад +585

    He was running and hiding so long that he thought he had gotten away with murder. He knew that his fingerprints would give him away.

    • @user-mj3tm8gj9k
      @user-mj3tm8gj9k Год назад +16

      Yes 💯🙏

    • @hankscorpion541
      @hankscorpion541 Год назад +43

      should have burned them off sometime in the last 28 years 🤣🤣

    • @readynow12345
      @readynow12345 Год назад +20

      @@hankscorpion541 Or make sure your license is valid at least, HE KNOWS EXACTLY WHATS COMING,, Time is on his side witnesses might've disappeared or died evidence might be lost who knows.

    • @huunguyen2613
      @huunguyen2613 Год назад +14

      Exactly why he kept feeding the officers with his lame story trying to get sympathies to get off easily. Nah, it aint going to work.

    • @keeshjones637
      @keeshjones637 Год назад +10

      And that’s exactly why he was panicking!

  • @asshandler6929
    @asshandler6929 Год назад +1771

    This is litterally the definition of don’t judge a book by a cover dude Looks harmless and peaceful I’d never guess dude was a murderer on the run

    • @femaleenergy7715
      @femaleenergy7715 Год назад +198

      Most of them are like that. They even mature and change later on so it’s really hard to tell at that point

    • @rebekahlikesmusic2723
      @rebekahlikesmusic2723 Год назад +15

      Yeah for real

    • @towannamclaurin2040
      @towannamclaurin2040 Год назад +99

      That old saying his ass is grass now 😆😆😆😆.He walked around all those years free.That young man who lost his life mother suffered all those years heartbroken 💔 and wondering if the killer would be caught.HalleluYah! He did

    • @sei7730
      @sei7730 Год назад +21

      When he was younger he looked a mess.

    • @PompetusDad
      @PompetusDad Год назад

      @@towannamclaurin2040 wrong babe, grass??? Lol, this bogus peace loving Rasta gets no mo free grass or collie weed or high grade ganja for a while.

  • @brendaloose1718
    @brendaloose1718 6 месяцев назад +3

    These videos make me respect the cops more and more all the time. I could never be a cop.

  • @jeffmoore4153
    @jeffmoore4153 6 месяцев назад +24

    What a nice guy to think of others in your time of need.

  • @attentiondeficitsquirrel7660
    @attentiondeficitsquirrel7660 Год назад +1927

    The person on the phone knows what’s going on. There’s no other reason somebody is going to be crying over a suspended license arrest.

    • @tkunzy3707
      @tkunzy3707 Год назад +104

      Yep!

    • @gskessingerable
      @gskessingerable Год назад +190

      Yes, she definitely knew they were going to find out about his past.

    • @spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437
      @spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437 Год назад +123

      Not sure that is why they are crying if it is the Aunt they have a sick husband or brother in the hospital so maybe this is just added stress.

    • @Anthony-tu7oz
      @Anthony-tu7oz Год назад +72

      @@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437 Gilly the gullible

    • @gskessingerable
      @gskessingerable Год назад +76

      @@spiceyboogerspiceybooger6437 Fat chance, she knew his lie and being on the run was over.

  • @beautifullyflawedlibra3341
    @beautifullyflawedlibra3341 Год назад +2595

    Karma is real. Justice is well deserved. You just don’t take someone life and go live a life and build a family and expect not to face what you did to someone else family.

    • @johnnyboy7144
      @johnnyboy7144 Год назад

      Yep this was total
      Karma, I loved seeing him trapped like a rat in a maze coming up with all these excuses to try and get out of it cause he knew what his fate would be once they ran his fingerprints… hahahaha JUSTICE for the man’s family that he destroyed

    • @LilXancheX
      @LilXancheX Год назад +89

      Yessir that’s why it’s best to be good. And good will come your way

    • @LisaAnn777
      @LisaAnn777 Год назад +48

      I wish it was real. But unfortunately there is little justice in the world.

    • @draco9513
      @draco9513 Год назад +20

      But he already did lol it took 28yrs to find him he’s out his prime so it don’t really matter

    • @dariuswatkins8005
      @dariuswatkins8005 Год назад

      He killed his childhood rapest ( you don’t even know

  • @FuzzyBuddy1131
    @FuzzyBuddy1131 6 месяцев назад +5

    This was handled very well by the two cops. They showed patience to an annoying mf and were polite throughout the whole process. Good work

  • @connerdude100
    @connerdude100 Год назад +50

    “The quicker we get to the jail, the quicker you can get out.” 💀

    • @juniork3583
      @juniork3583 Год назад +2

      man about to spend the rest of his life in jaail💀

  • @SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos
    @SensiProductionzBlindDogVideos Год назад +771

    Wow. 28 years. Imagine ALL the people that have murdered someone and never been caught.
    Guaranteed that you've met or know at least one and don't even realize....

    • @eddiemunster4094
      @eddiemunster4094 Год назад +44

      Christ will judge all unrepentant people 🙏

    • @yapandasoftware
      @yapandasoftware Год назад +33

      He doesn't look 46 or older... if it was 28 years ago then if he wasn't 18 or older when he committed the crime, then he would have been a juvenile.

    • @plantlove5257
      @plantlove5257 Год назад +6

      @@yapandasoftware would they treat him as such?

    • @zaytv_1yt750
      @zaytv_1yt750 Год назад +42

      Most serial killers live whole lives while murdering throughout the years

    • @mssha1980
      @mssha1980 Год назад +14

      @@yapandasoftware he was born in 1975.

  • @elliebellie7816
    @elliebellie7816 6 месяцев назад +2

    Sir, you're driving a car without a license and you don't have insurance...Yeah, but I do that everyday so why you arresting me today? Pffffft.

  • @ljiljankocurcic8893
    @ljiljankocurcic8893 5 месяцев назад +6

    ''The quicker we get to jail, the quicker you get out, ok?''
    ''It'll be fine I promise..''
    Man, the lady cop be telling straight lies whole time :D

  • @Kelz1005
    @Kelz1005 Год назад +963

    These cops were everything
    Not one police raised their voice nor drew their weapon , made threats , they were so patient and respectful . Kudos .

    • @gregorywillis8400
      @gregorywillis8400 Год назад +55

      That’s how cops suppose to act as professionals!

    • @julies1ify
      @julies1ify Год назад +68

      Helps when the perp does as they ask of them & doesnt go crazy

    • @petergriffiinbirdistheword
      @petergriffiinbirdistheword Год назад +26

      Yeah, they were on video. It's sad we have to praise cops for behaving the way cops are suppose to behave. That just further highlights the problem we face with law enforcement.

    • @gadog2169
      @gadog2169 Год назад +5

      Good job officers 👏

    • @yoursportsnow9729
      @yoursportsnow9729 Год назад +23

      This happens in literally 99% of stops if the person is not doing something dvmb I don't even see the reason for mentioning it.

  • @iwazarlayahrevelationprodu4860
    @iwazarlayahrevelationprodu4860 Год назад +3513

    It's sickening how some people think they can get away with anything. Then beg for mercy..smh he knew he was going to prison for murder.

    • @ravenheaven2425
      @ravenheaven2425 Год назад +159

      Yep. He was done for and he KNEW IT. If you're going to commit a murder and then go on the run, the rule of thumb stay out of trouble and do NOTHING that would warrant the Police's attention and that was his undoing.

    • @jp2timesofficial672
      @jp2timesofficial672 Год назад +154

      I'm surprised he stayed out of trouble for this many years 😳😳🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @treytison1444
      @treytison1444 Год назад +126

      Yeah they had to know. He was acting like it was the end of the world over driving on a suspended license.

    • @MissRory662
      @MissRory662 Год назад +12

      @@jp2timesofficial672 that lets you know somethings are accidents.

    • @hillarysudeikis2264
      @hillarysudeikis2264 Год назад

      Lord Jesus Christ is coming back everyone, please don’t worship celebrities and entertainment, focus on Him alone. I promise there’s more to life than money, partying, homosexuality and music. Hell is real, repent from sinning confess your sins and ask God to forgive you, I know He will if you’re sincere. Anyone who thinks the Name of Lord Jesus Christ is a joke, boldly mocks and scorns Him or takes pleasure in people who do is in for a big unpleasant surprise on judgement day IF they don’t repent and follow Lord Jesus Christ. Hell is very hot, people please repent! In the mighty name of Lord Jesus Christ, Amen 🙏💪✝️💜❤️✝️!
      Idolatry such as, Islam, Catholicism, Sangomaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Santa Clausism, Confucianism, New Age, Science, Evolution, halloweenism, Harry Potterism, Politics, Donald Trumpism, Easter Bunnyism and other religions/faiths that are outside Biblical Christianity lead to hell! Don’t believe them, believe the Almighty God the Father of Lord Jesus Christ, who begot Him. Our Creator, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is mighty, He doesn’t need a woman to beget a son, He is God. I choose to put my faith in a God who can do anything and everything, a God who has unlimited and infinite power to beget!
      So, it’s time to confess that Lord Jesus Christ is the Lord and to believe that He died and rose from the grave after three days and you shall be saved if you only obey Him by praying, worshipping, praising, reading the Bible and living holy and righteously according to the Bible. You have to endure until the end, carry your cross daily and build your relationship with God by following Lord Jesus daily until the end. You must never renounce your faith in The Lord Jesus Christ, there’s hell awaiting those who reject/deny Lord Jesus Christ and those who continue living sinfully, even the Christians who don’t want to repent will face the same fate, so please repent beloved people, in Lord Jesus Christ’s mighty and precious Name, Amen. ✝️💯

  • @jkarnes45
    @jkarnes45 6 месяцев назад +2

    I've never seen a sober person so desperate to not go to jail over a suspended license😂

  • @robertoclaux8654
    @robertoclaux8654 Год назад +2699

    I was born in '94. Crazy to think he's been free as long as I've been alive. I feel sad for all involved.

  • @dadfacts2371
    @dadfacts2371 Год назад +3312

    These are the type of cops that need to be in the news. Respectful of him and his property, explained everything several times.

    • @danniyoungke8880
      @danniyoungke8880 Год назад +53

      Indeed, the officer's were very respectful.

    • @cartrips9263
      @cartrips9263 Год назад +28

      What do you mean respectful of his property? They left the windows down of his car and didn't lock it.

    • @dadfacts2371
      @dadfacts2371 Год назад +15

      @@cartrips9263 they put his headphones away for one. They didn't t need to do that.

    • @cartrips9263
      @cartrips9263 Год назад +20

      @@dadfacts2371 you care more about your headphones than your car getting stolen or it's interior drenched by possible rain?
      Ok.

    • @nateword
      @nateword Год назад

      right

  • @juniorcosio2498
    @juniorcosio2498 5 месяцев назад +4

    The most funniest part is the person whose identity he was using had a suspended license. Lol.

  • @pignapoke6772
    @pignapoke6772 5 месяцев назад +2

    My uncle is sick in ICU and Im the ONLY one that can help him. Wow. The doctors are helpless?
    My aunt is 80 so you cant arrest me.

  • @markdalton293
    @markdalton293 Год назад +880

    You could tell how desperately he wanted to get away from these cops

    • @MissRory662
      @MissRory662 Год назад +47

      He was gonna run again

    • @941lowelife2
      @941lowelife2 Год назад +44

      He knew

    • @lemondishonor7736
      @lemondishonor7736 Год назад +31

      The cops knew too.

    • @ericasmithmba8333
      @ericasmithmba8333 Год назад +29

      @@MissRory662 yep, he was gonna run again...he even was complaining about his hand cuffs trying to get them to unloosen or untighten them. Nice try buddy...I hope they kept them tight.:)

    • @cwdoby
      @cwdoby Год назад +42

      Can you? He willingly turned around and let them put cuffs on him. He didn't try to make a run for it. Y'all just type anything

  • @jonmoak1132
    @jonmoak1132 Год назад +2827

    What sickens me, besides the fact that he murdered someone, is that he was trying to use his family as a shield to save himself. I can’t imagine how they must feel after finding out what he’s done.

    • @terripebsworth9623
      @terripebsworth9623 Год назад +174

      You're assuming he wasn't just fabricating all of that pity-me stuff about his "family."

    • @vanessaanderson2069
      @vanessaanderson2069 Год назад +60

      We were not there why rejoice over a person's downfall or rather what you perceive as a downfall him today you tomorrow be careful who you put your mouth on

    • @ThomasjBrown-ir8vh
      @ThomasjBrown-ir8vh Год назад

      Totally agree. Just goes to show how much of a scumbag he truly is! Good riddance!

    • @RONALDO-ij6qu
      @RONALDO-ij6qu Год назад

      Most of "These People" have Criminal Records and conceal themselves amungst us all

    • @AndyKPOV
      @AndyKPOV Год назад +107

      Regardless if he's being honest or not its sad. He killed someone who had a family that could have been under stress aswell while dealing with it him self 24 years later. I slightly feel bad if he was honest. But what he did 24 years ago to another family is way worse...

  • @MiseryDesigns
    @MiseryDesigns 6 месяцев назад +13

    Damn he’s been in hiding since I was 2 years old! Basically my whole life this guys been out free..I couldn’t imagine the feelings the victims feel. From the reports, it seemed like he back doored his own friend, he walked along side him and pulled a gun and shot him in the face. How do you live with yourself?

    • @MiseryDesigns
      @MiseryDesigns 6 месяцев назад

      @@PookieRay-Rey what do you mean? The victim was 18 I haven’t been bothered to do the math on this guys age..I would assume the same age? I’m 31 born in 92.

    • @jgunther3398
      @jgunther3398 6 месяцев назад

      he's been in hiding since the cops who arrested him were 2 years old

    • @oliveoil3917
      @oliveoil3917 5 месяцев назад

      This dumby should have skated to Zimbabwe in 2000

  • @The13ab
    @The13ab 6 месяцев назад +8

    He is a changed man 30 years later clearly but justice needs to be served

    • @redsox1935
      @redsox1935 4 месяца назад +2

      Don’t be fooled. They give the innocent act when they are in trouble and being questioned by police.

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 19 дней назад

      Damn if he turned himself in 28 years ago, he would be out on parole, but instead he's going to jail now. Damn!

  • @schoolbus071
    @schoolbus071 Год назад +606

    The young man that was killed his Mom died of a broken heart 💔 Now May she Rest In Peace🙏🏽🙏🏽

    • @ev500sam
      @ev500sam Год назад +35

      OH No, how sad! My heart goes out to the murdered victims family! RIP

    • @vince1596
      @vince1596 Год назад +5

      You think she will have peace now that he's caught

    • @IronMan_thno
      @IronMan_thno Год назад +12

      Sources

    • @luisfontanez1770
      @luisfontanez1770 Год назад +5

      @@IronMan_thno what’s this, champside

    • @allmeat4906
      @allmeat4906 Год назад +4

      She told you her heart was broken oar are you just saying it because she died to?

  • @chlloehorne
    @chlloehorne Год назад +801

    my jaw dropped when he said “i’m not a criminal, i’m not a crook” like no bro you’re a murderer.

    • @chichi8274
      @chichi8274 Год назад +18

      Because rhe caption says so huh? Lmao

    • @vegetable-exit5689
      @vegetable-exit5689 Год назад +16

      Did you see him commit a murder in 1994?

    • @JuCarlos-ex8ip
      @JuCarlos-ex8ip Год назад +11

      This is what sociopaths do

    • @slimmzoe5013
      @slimmzoe5013 Год назад +1

      Man this cap all these comments are bullshit this guy most likely a teenager in 1994 dude look no older than 40 I was 14 in 1994. Although murder can be done at any age this post says wanted in 1994 murder more than likely wanted for questioning. Doesn’t mean he committed murder at all. If these you tube commenters were a jury panel this guy be convicted and buried under the jail. This is America facts are needed to judge. It’s also illegal to drive without a license. I have forgotten my wallet at home and was able to get the trust of an officer not to arrest me and take me to jail and I was grateful. So eff the comments and bullshit opinions.

    • @robertyoung5805
      @robertyoung5805 Год назад +6

      Maybe he'd forgotten

  • @misseselise3864
    @misseselise3864 4 месяца назад +2

    “how did he avoid law enforcement for 28 years?” he didn’t. the name on his license was fake

  • @mistannybell5127
    @mistannybell5127 5 месяцев назад +3

    He's not a criminal, he's not a crook, he's just a murderer. 😕

  • @jynxclover2996
    @jynxclover2996 Год назад +125

    went from a dying aunt to a small child. just full of excuses

    • @mizuno390
      @mizuno390 Год назад +5

      Disgusting isn’t it? Immediate death penalty!!!!

    • @lumberjack297
      @lumberjack297 Год назад +9

      Yep. He was headed to having an epileptic cat with covid

    • @jakemoeller7850
      @jakemoeller7850 Год назад +4

      I wonder if his auntie knows what he did.

    • @nickmalone3143
      @nickmalone3143 Год назад

      His whole damn familiy was dying in hospital of a stroke

    • @truthhurts2879
      @truthhurts2879 Год назад +10

      Don't forget the uncle in ICU and the visiting sister from Yonkers NY lol.

  • @drea6717
    @drea6717 11 месяцев назад +1966

    “I have people that rely on me, please don’t do this!”.....I wonder if that’s what the person he murdered said when he took him from this world😓 So glad this man was found out!

    • @ronnorman1367
      @ronnorman1367 11 месяцев назад +67

      You are exactly right wow what an amazing way to put it

    • @meanjean3023
      @meanjean3023 11 месяцев назад +21

      Exactly!!!

    • @joeysworldsewer
      @joeysworldsewer 11 месяцев назад

      Yes. This worthless gorilla knew what he did. God bless the georgia troopers

    • @oliviainy5961
      @oliviainy5961 11 месяцев назад

      All those excuses are red flags to the police

    • @calvinhodges2133
      @calvinhodges2133 11 месяцев назад +21

      Amen to that. Awesome way to put it.

  • @andrewfarrell8266
    @andrewfarrell8266 4 месяца назад +3

    So many people were caught on the run for a dumb traffic stop. If you are on the run take the bus. Or don't be a criminal.

  • @erichughes284
    @erichughes284 6 месяцев назад +1

    This man avoided contact with law enforcement for 30 yrs .Amazing

    • @top535tak
      @top535tak 6 месяцев назад

      He needs to run now😂

  • @keepkaren
    @keepkaren Год назад +236

    "Ouch, this hurts." Imagine the man you allegedly shot in the face, hurt.

    • @stacyann1854
      @stacyann1854 Год назад +21

      Girrrrlllll. I'm here saying the same thing. Such a wuss when the police are around. All he was doing was trying to distract them with all that unnecessary yapping to try to get them to shift focus. Such a scumbag.

    • @strictlydolo6915
      @strictlydolo6915 Год назад +2

      Exactly “Allegedly” stop acting you know ppl from a video

    • @norcaltimcaldwell3325
      @norcaltimcaldwell3325 Год назад +1

      How u guys know so much more about this case than what’s shown on the video? Lol I see everybody talking about “that’s what happens when u shoot someone in the face” and all these other comments that weren’t said in the video

    • @strictlydolo6915
      @strictlydolo6915 Год назад +1

      @@norcaltimcaldwell3325 seriously these ppl so clueless on how the system works, these ppl on RUclips are real life puppets to society

    • @susanchadwick7763
      @susanchadwick7763 Год назад +1

      I thought that too

  • @EldePHX
    @EldePHX Год назад +3260

    Not only did he kill someone, but the way he did it is sickening. He shot that person in the face and was on the run for almost 3 decades.

    • @idontevenknow741
      @idontevenknow741 Год назад +174

      Yea I change my mind about this guy

    • @PraiseThaDon
      @PraiseThaDon Год назад +341

      @@idontevenknow741 Hell no

    • @SpookOneMusic
      @SpookOneMusic Год назад +29

      This dude is clearly no older than mid 30. Either he murdered someone when he was 5 or the title of this video is bullshit

    • @wideopenwounds
      @wideopenwounds Год назад

      Do you know what the context was in the crime? I don’t either so I don’t hold an opinion on his character. What would you do if hypothetically someone raped your daughter? would it be sickening still if you shot them in the face?

    • @chronorust3359
      @chronorust3359 Год назад +436

      @@idontevenknow741 "He seems like a changed man" wouldn't be your response if it was your child.
      There have been people who did absolutely terrible things, hide it from their families and seem normal. One dashcam footage isn't enough to know who a person really is.
      The victim deserves justice.

  • @SALTYH2O
    @SALTYH2O 4 месяца назад +4

    a lot of people should understand that criminals can act how ever they need to and tell the most elaborate of lies to convince others of their innocence …that’s what they do in order to avoid prison and other consequences

  • @veeganboy
    @veeganboy 3 месяца назад +2

    This a busy man, with a lot of responsibility. He does everything for his family.
    All the cooking,... the cleaning,... the murdering. Don't forget the murdering!

    • @roseyb
      @roseyb 2 месяца назад +1

      And why his uncle and auntie all had a stroke a week apart maybe he is choosing them stress wonder where he's working to be looking after everyone 😂😂😂

  • @ryanmcrae3593
    @ryanmcrae3593 11 месяцев назад +289

    "Look how old I am", he says. It's something his victim will never be able to say.

    • @oldazzrapperwithskills9286
      @oldazzrapperwithskills9286 10 месяцев назад +3

      How do you know he murdered someone? What if it's a case of mistaken identity?

    • @ryanmcrae3593
      @ryanmcrae3593 10 месяцев назад

      He was wanted for fleeing prosecution in a murder trial and used an alias to avoid being identified. ruclips.net/video/jQLweHVrys4/видео.html

    • @johnnycee9325
      @johnnycee9325 10 месяцев назад +15

      ​​​@@oldazzrapperwithskills9286When he got to the station they fingerprinted him and his prints matched the guy who committed the murder in 1994. No 2 people have the same fingerprints.

    • @ShittyMcPoopyBalls
      @ShittyMcPoopyBalls 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@johnnycee9325 wrong. Fingerprints aren’t totally unique.

    • @chillingwithshillam
      @chillingwithshillam 9 месяцев назад +15

      ​@@ShittyMcPoopyBallsincorrect, kid. No two fingerprints have ever been identical in the many, many millions of comparisons. Fingerprints solve ten times more unknown-suspect cases than DNA fingerprinting...

  • @LITTLE1994
    @LITTLE1994 Год назад +1995

    Dude lasted almost 3 whole decades, but it doesn't matter how long ago it was. You killed someone in cold blood, the damage you've done is PERMANENT.

    • @omega36001
      @omega36001 Год назад +80

      Let's all get/stay humble. If we don't accept Jesus, we all go to the same hell.

    • @LITTLE1994
      @LITTLE1994 Год назад +25

      @@omega36001 Amen.

    • @bundleofhumble3119
      @bundleofhumble3119 Год назад +39

      @@omega36001 Stop your fear mongering, believe what you will.

    • @osojae3065
      @osojae3065 Год назад +7

      @@omega36001 let it be a reminder to you.

    • @phoenixmodellingphotography
      @phoenixmodellingphotography Год назад +37

      We don't know if it was in cold blood

  • @kenster67100
    @kenster67100 6 месяцев назад +1

    No way in hell can he talk his way out of this.

  • @jameshenderson4668
    @jameshenderson4668 6 месяцев назад +1

    Driving while suspended isn't a crime. They will do anything they can to ruin your life.

    • @justbreakingballs
      @justbreakingballs 6 месяцев назад

      It is a crime isn't it? And this guy ruined his own life by murdering someone are you really blaming the police for that.

  • @RaeBattleRapsMood
    @RaeBattleRapsMood Год назад +795

    My uncle was murdered in 88’. Unsolved til this day. I’m wishing the person who took his life would be caught like this. It gives me hope.

    • @soulsreaper7145
      @soulsreaper7145 Год назад +10

      what if the person had completltly turned there life around, would it really serve u any good for them to do time??

    • @SomeBodyThatYouUsedToKnow303
      @SomeBodyThatYouUsedToKnow303 Год назад +74

      @Soulsreaper they did the crime, they do the time. That's how it works.

    • @bluecoffee8414
      @bluecoffee8414 Год назад +31

      @@soulsreaper7145 It would make it less satisfying, but yes I still want him caught. You?

    • @RaeBattleRapsMood
      @RaeBattleRapsMood Год назад +51

      @@soulsreaper7145 yes it would do me good. My grandma practically lost her mind and my mother is still suffering until this day. My grandpa died heartbroken over the loss of his only son. Mother abused me, She turned to alcohol due to the trauma and it ruined my childhood. It destroyed my family and family tree. I have no cousins my age on my mothers side, so I lack family I can relate too. I never got to meet him and could have used his guidance in life because I didn’t not have a father figure. It HURT my family tremendously and he was a great you man with something to contribute to the world. Did that answer your question?

    • @soulsreaper7145
      @soulsreaper7145 Год назад +7

      @@RaeBattleRapsMood u say it will do u good but u didnt say how, all u did was list the horrible things your moms done to you and her own faults and how she lays all the blame of her crappy actions at the feat of her having a brother that was killed. but thats just my take from what u wrote

  • @bluecoffee8414
    @bluecoffee8414 Год назад +104

    The word "fingerprints" must hit him like a slug to the chest.

    • @michaelcambridge1542
      @michaelcambridge1542 16 дней назад

      LOL! Yep!! And "take you into custody" ouch!! He was definitely shook!!

  • @Catloudan
    @Catloudan 6 месяцев назад +3

    This was frustrating. How many times do they have to repeat themselves, they have NO CHOICE. So the sympathy grab isn't going to work.

  • @princepsbellum3413
    @princepsbellum3413 6 месяцев назад

    "You're under arrest"
    "But my family relies on me to defeat Thanos!"

  • @rdallas81
    @rdallas81 Год назад +205

    Sir, sir...
    That guy he shot and killed probably said the same exact thing

  • @talyahr3302
    @talyahr3302 11 месяцев назад +2106

    The fact he's avoided any law enforcement contact since 1994 (I wasn't even born then) blows my mind.

    • @almightyg9211
      @almightyg9211 11 месяцев назад +27

      Right 🎯

    • @Ballen1182
      @Ballen1182 11 месяцев назад +162

      And his license got suspended.. you'd think they could find him when that happened 🤔

    • @handlerex12
      @handlerex12 11 месяцев назад +44

      It's a different story when you're rich and white

    • @richardnoggen4808
      @richardnoggen4808 11 месяцев назад +12

      @@handlerex12 #alecbaldwin

    • @Mansikkacake
      @Mansikkacake 11 месяцев назад +70

      Well, 90% of population of this earth, we dont do anything illegal.