Politicians don't care about crime or the safety of civilians, they only care about their own safety, that's why they surround themselves with armed security while the great unwashed can only defend themselves with their bare hands.
I just wish to add that we need updated self defense laws and not based on a couple of hundred years British Empire law. We need more legal protection than a whistle, personal alarm, key chains and flash lights. We need to be able to keep Mace or Pepper Sprays, Tasers and yes I know a lot of hard core British loyal Canadians will scold me when I say that I think we should be able to keep and bear firearms. It's not right that criminals can get away with having mortal weapons and we got squat.
Did that woman really try and justify what that guy did? HE STABBED SOMEONE! Why does he even have a knife on him unless he wanted to hurt someone!? FFS
People"s indifference is shocking. The situation is terrible in Toronto. Crime is growing and thriving. I dont go to Tim Hortons. Very dirty, lots of homeless people, toilets full of trash and dirt.
@@codechartreusedude lol it went up 6% in 2021 then went up another 5% in 2022 and it’s not stopping. Also, Canada’s homicide rate is at the highest it’s been in 30 years
@@codechartreuse nope, never had that much car theft, shooting problem before Ur comment is false Even main stream media keep saying crime is on the rise, they just dt want to admit that its trudeau s fault
The girlfriend defending the stabbing should be ashamed, this is exactly the problem with this country. We are giving stabbings a free pass and blaming the police. SMH
You're assuming that she has any shame. They should've asked her, "do you always announce yourself before grabbing a hold of your boyfriend?", "If not, has he ever stabbed you, punched you, etc?" I have no clue as to what his warrant is for, or whether or not he even realized he had a warrant out for his arrest. The officer telling him that he has a warrant and then grabbing a hold of him seems like a normal thing to do, although you never know these days, considering the fact that criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens... time will tell, but yes, the gf is ridiculous and an asset to the problem of today's society.
@@Quest1luv I thought she was level headed, very articulate and quite frankly, honest and believable. You on the other hand are none and because you invoked your beliefs into her commentary. She clearly stated that the cop grabbed him without making him aware of what he was doing nor why. We don't know anything yet and putting the woman down like this is disgusting behavior. He could be struggling with PTSD and stabbing the pig was an involuntary reaction caused by an Amygdala Hijack. It could have been completely accidental on his part. You don't know but just start hating on her for no other reason than bootlicking. Clearly, the shame is yours. You've earned it.
Sounds like the officer didn't identify himself as police nor did he then display a badge. Out of fear that the individual would flee or become aggressive upon realizing it was police (flight or fight), the officer possibly failed to identify himself as police and just grabbed him first, triggering fight response.
All joking aside, I'm always skeptical and cautious about how to judge a situation like this when I don't see for myself what lead up to it. And KNOWING PERSONALLY the kind of corrupt policing from that exact division, trust me it isn't always as simple as the police/media make it sound. That part of town, you don't always want to rely on the police for help even if someone is a fanboy of the police. (that wasn't directed at you to be clear) I used to be like that. Then I grew up and saw alot of them for what they really are and how they are used by our governments and courts. And I've never actually been in trouble with them myself.
@@WatchingTrainsGoBy-PassingTime Most if not all Canadian police districts are corrupt. I myself also speak from experience. To be honest, it's just as you put it: You use to believe all the lies and manipulation, until the wool was lifted from your sight. From federal to and especially municipal, there exists police corruption. Should we really be surprised? Look at the Canadian Government. Look at Trudeau. China's little pet.
@@codechartreuseI don't know where you got that stats from but I don't feel safe walking around t.o these days..I came to this country in the 80's and walked around t.o as I was learning the city and felt very safe doing so. These days I just keep to myself, Canada has become less friendly
@@cliffm8112 The stats are correct. I can tell you exactly what the issue is... In the early 90s and 2000s, crime was ripe and confined to the 13 priority neighborhoods. I grew up in one of them, and always watched as people in other spots of the city felt safe and content because it never affected them. It seems as if people forgot that crime has mobility, and now that many of the priority neighborhoods have been gentrified and displaced many people, causing them to move to various different spots of the city, those who once felt safe, are now unfortunately experiencing the fear and terror, that those of us once had to deal with. I wish this wasn't the case, and I agree with your sentiments, but this still isn't as bad as it can get, so hopefully the Mayor and law makers can get on top of this problem quickly.
@@codechartreuse it's a mistake to presume you are safe anywhere. The point is that, big cities are becoming worse because those in power are afraid of harsh critique and not appeasing everyone. Some people may find certain practices unfair or punishments unfair, but they also fail to look at the role they play in allowing crime to fester. The girlfriend in this video is a prime example of that.
@@codechartreuse The stats are bull. I remember working around Wellesley, Sherbourne, Church and Parliament Streets area back in the 70's through the early 2000's. I remember walking even late an night in those areas with no problem for my safety. Now, I wouldn't even walk around there in the daytime. Toronto has changed. There also a lot more mentally unstable people walking around those streets and the homeless people are everywhere and they can be quite aggressive. Listen to the news and open your eyes and ears. Always be aware of your surroundings.
That's why Canada is in the mess it's in today. Nobody knows how to stand up for what is right. They only know how to support evil and the death cult which is way way out of control.
That doesn't work it's been proven. You wanna pay for that especially if they privitize it. Look up 2 super jails Penetanguishene and Lindsay. Penetanguishene was owned by an American company under Mike Harris and conservatives. 4 years they shut it down. Google why. We live beside a country that has the most incarcerated people in the world and its proven to be a huge failure. Dumb idea to implement that up here. Punishment deters crime doesn't stop it and hasn't for centuries.
Don’t be slow and foolish! Aren’t ALL the oligarchs playing on the SAME team?!? 🤔 WE, the hard working middle class - the MAJORITY are exactly who they want to GET RID OF!!! Tbh, it’s the World Economic Fund’s 🇨🇦!
This is not the city I grew up in. This is sad and absolutely disgusting! Thanks to Justin Trudeau the suspect criminal will be out in no time thanks to the short term release Trudeau has given criminals reducing sentences. I’m sure the suspect will be back at Tim Hortons having a coffee in no time.
I have been grabbed by homeless people randomly. I have had my arm grabbed by someone who thought I cut in line at a Tim Hortons... I have been arm-bared by a cop for literally no reason other than I am a generic white-guy that looked like another generic white-guy perp they were after... however, I do not carry a knife for self defense, I carry a multi-tool and my instinct is not to pull it out and stab whomever is touching me.
I this, I that, I, I, I. It's not about you. It is not about what you'd do. Have you ever been attacked, feared for your life or suffer from PTSD? Have you been accosted by cops, beaten to a pulp and left to die? Have you been threatened at the end of a gun, had a knife held to your throat, and cried like a baby, begging to be let go? Judging from the events you've listed to suggest your experiences, you've never had any significant trauma that might affect your mental health. I have no idea who the guy is or if these are the cause for the stabbing, but I am not ignorant enough to deploy an "Apples Vs Oranges", Logical Fallacy as some kind of irrational argument just to *_make myself feel more important than anyone else._*
@@Citibank639. Because she doesn’t give a s**t about crime. She doesn’t give a s**t about the police. She doesn’t give a s**t about the safety of this city.
@@dizzydinonysius did i say they cant capture the incident? i was saying they shouldn't stand so close. a person has been stabbed and another shot. emergency personnel need space to work on these ppl. this is called common sense
@@justinleon3509 You really sound like a "Karen" using emotional appeals as an argument. Emergency personnel are trained to deal with people, and those people moved upon request, so there was no situation for this boots licking. As uncommon as common sense is, it is pretty much a fallacy in it of itself. You can't call it knowledge nor wisdom, so it more like coincidental beliefs and emotion. More importantly, common sense can't apply when individuals have differing intent. As journalists, beliefs and emotions are not our immediate concern, common or not. Truth must come before all else, and to the full extent of the law if need be. But not for the police's antisocial behaviors, and the lack of discipline to curb them, would it be required of each and every one of us to record them.
@@dizzydinonysius karen are about their own pursuit of self-interest. i have nothing to gain in the comment i post. i have been in a situation like this where someone was hit by a car and i helped them. it is common sense to give ppl space to treat someone...if you dont understand that then you are not functioning member of society. my concern was for both the person stabbed and the police officer...that is where my comments come on. if you have concern with police actions, speak to your councillor or to a member of the police services board. take tangible action to make change. your philosophical type comments are irrelevant to this discussion
Loll calm down officer is over reacting it's just a stab wound to the leg... Man was shot he is not even reacting... It has to stop you are right... Police needs to calm down treat ppl with RESPECT
@@maryclaremayo6157 Here are some facts when Harper was elected in 2006 he brought crime down, when Trudeau was elected in 2015 crime has been on the rise so yes I can blame Trudeau for the massive uptick in violent crime
@@maryclaremayo6157 lol and they'll be right... PP has already made it very, VERY clear, that he will continue the kind of policy's trudeau has started ESPECIALLY immigration and replacement... He is simply the next puppet to be installed. All you have to do is look at PP'S family to know he's down with the agenda. Or listen to enough of his interviews from before he was being groomed in case trudeaus time at the bat was up. There is NOBODY out there being allowed near the highest positions of power that isn't utterly controlled.
When people don’t respect the law, and don’t respect law-enforcement officers, little by little it gives reason for law-enforcement to take harsher measures when interacting with the public.
This worksn in 2 ways imo, A big % of police abuse their authority leaving citizens questioning which ones are which. This leads to a distrust in the police.
I've lived in the neighbourhood for 10 years and never seen anything like this... Yeah, that Tims is scunge, but the general neighbourhood is fine... Downtown is way worse...
When we see policemen mistreating innocent protesters especially certified journalists on social media, creates a bad example and perhaps even hate and mistrust toward policemen especially in Toronto. Perhaps the accused was mentally deranged or just disgusted toward policemen for what he'd been seeing and reading in the news. I remember visiting Toronto in 1988. While window shopping on Young street, a young kid approached me and asked me for help because he was just robbed and had a bloody face. I noticed a policeman in uniform about 10 feet away from me inside a store. I decided to enter the store and tell the policeman what had happened with this kid. The policeman instead of investigating the situation, took me by the neck against the wall and told me to mind my own business. Afterward when I arrived home I called the Toronto chief of police to report the cop's behavior. His response was "I don't have time to listen to this" and he hung up. Nothing surprises me these days and for this reason, when I hear of a cop that's been injured or died in the line of duty, doesn't fizz on me one bit nor their family because the cop gets the treatment from the reputation he lived up to.
If that was then, can you imagine now? Back in the 80's I too had a situation where a cop who pulled me over for no reason took my car keys and left me stranded in downtown TO streets at 1 am. I went to a nearby police division in person and reported it. They followed up on it and told me that cop was not a very nice cop and lots of people complained about him. So yeah, you should've gone in person.
@@Finny-kx3fk My pleasure. That cop should not have manhandled you like that. Abuse of power. After I filed my official complaint to the desk sergeant, two plain clothes cops came to my house a week later for more info. They were very polite and courteous and agreed that what he did was deplorable. I had to wake up my dad in Mississauga that night to have him bring me spare car keys. Peace to you and always be aware of your transitional zones.
3 officers injured in 3 days?... perhaps we need to ask the questions why? are policies and procedures harming? is it a spike in situations? Do police need specialized training to de-escalate conflicts? is the current state of the economy causing severe responses? This officer stabbed was new to the force, maybe more mental health training needed.? This should never be a us vs them interpretation, these incidents impact everyone involved. The officers, their families, the victim and his family. The bystanders, it has such a trickle-down effect for everyone involved. Even people reading these comments and responding to the situation, is causing division.
"Called for a person in crisis" sent a 22 yr old officer whos likely not too well trained how to de-escalate such situations. Perhaps if this situation was approached differently then maybe we wouldnt be having this convorsation.. Sending a young/newer officer to a call for crisis definetly turned into a crisis
So many people been getting stabbed over the past few years and no action taken now i guess because a cop is stabbed the whole government will do something, it seems some life is more important, if it was a crisis situation why not bring in a social worker, why send a cop.
Mayor Chow is wrong... the state has a monopoly on violence so it is acceptable when done by police or the state. By stating violence is never acceptable she is in fact denouncing the police, military forces or anyone that has authority to commit violence on behalf of the state for any reason... so while she clearly does not mean any of this, it is still odd to throw her own police under the bus.
Had this been in the USA. It would have ended differently. Officer on the way to the Hospital. Suspect on the way to the morgue. Firing one shot into a suspect is the scare response. Multiple shots is putting the suspect down to end the threat. Suspect could get up walk into coffee shop and find more victims.
Sounds to me like he is mentally unstable (who carries a huge knife like that!? Possibly schizophrenic) he may have been acting strangely so people called police because of the disturbance. Police arrived with intention of detaining him and taking him down to CAMH, officer got stabbed and shot or maybe even shot then got stabbed (who knows unless they release video surveillance). His "gf" doesnt seem fazed at all which is weird, maybe this is a normal day for her. Im glad theyre both okay because we dont know the whole story yet, but its a shame that ontario is going downhill so fast! I used to live on the next block, my bestfriend and i would grab coffee and donuts at 3am when we would have sleepovers as teens!! Now you cant even be out and about at 1pm...
Ontario is getting out of hands, Government needs to wake up before it’s too late, I feel bad for the officer hopefully the trauma is not too big and the officer would recover soon physically and mentally!!
Why is the head of the police association complaining to the public about crime. What are we supposed to do, your the police. I support all officer in keeping our city’s safe. How about some body cams for some transparencies and the public can see for themselves.
Many people carry a knife on a daily basis . Many people in the trades use them as a tool . It's pretty sad when the day of carrying a knife seems like a crime
Sadly, more and more Canadians do not support the police, or feel bad when one gets hurt. Maybe it has to do with how police treated the peaceful trucker convoy protestors in Ottawa, trampling them with horses, hitting them with Billy clubs and rifle butts, or the favoritism they show to different groups protesting, like the pro terrorist groups that were treated with kid gloves, coffee and donuts. Compare that to Canadians being rounded up and arrested for protesting the carbon tax or against the clot shot vaccine. I say this as someone who had a family member in law enforcement.
Many people in the trades carry a knife on a daily basis and use them as a tool in there daily work activities. Why does it seem like one carrying a knife is wrong . There are many uses for a knife other than to stab some one . My God people are uneducated
His gf is full of it. She knows what kind of guy she is with. No good guy is walking around with a knife let alone one that size. They just went to arrest him and he tried to resist. Well more charges to a guy that probably has a long record.
I know lots of people that carry a knife on the daily. And use them as a tool many people in the trades use them as a tool for work. And never have thought of using one to stab someone. But I guess in a woke city like toronto most people wouldn't see carrying a knife as a tool . A knife is just a terrible scary weapon with no other uses
i ask question and answer from convictor po lice man was .'' what ever '' because there was no answer that sounded like question to free himself . i didn't knew untill then gun gives humans power over life and death . then again if every human creature be courteous and humble . there will be joblessness in jails. police , judges, lawyers.accusers .jury of immortals. saintly politicians .. makers of human species must be very just
Gotta love how people are choosing to actually analyze the situation, rather than the whole 'Diversity strikes again' rhetoric. Geez, I wonder why that is??? On a less petty note, I'm a bit confused by the news report - was the initial call for a person in crisis, or was that call made after the officer was stabbed. Secondly, the girlfriend is making an excuse for a conscious action that her bf took. If the officer informed him of the fact that he had a warrant prior to grabbing him, you can't tell people, "oh, well you never know how people will react when you grab them, and I think the situation could've been handled better - he even apologized after he stabbed the officer"... I have to wonder if she would be this understanding or forgiving if she was on the receiving end of the stab, had it been her who grabbed him unannounced as she said (/s)
Pretty hard to feel sorry for any toronto cop now, they don't do their job and total follow what Trudeau the P0S says to do... Its goingbto get way worse for toronto police
@@j.z.5678 no, wrong. Knives are not about protection. Knives are about being able to be a chef that travels with their knives, going backpacking/hiking or cycling on paths and trails. It is about fishing and literally any other reason you may need to cut something.. thinking knives are protection means you are part of the problem.
People get TIRED of being manhandled by Police and this is the outcome. Police Education on how to interact with variables and possible violent situations is what keeps police safe. This young and over zealous officer just learned the hard way that walking up to a suspect with a warrant and grabbing him is NOT how you approach or apprehend a person with a warrant or without a warrant. Stay Smart- Stay Alive
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If that's what's happening to cops, wouldn't civilians be even more vulnerable?
Yes
Politicians don't care about crime or the safety of civilians, they only care about their own safety, that's why they surround themselves with armed security while the great unwashed can only defend themselves with their bare hands.
Absolutely.
It is so sad
I just wish to add that we need updated self defense laws and not based on a couple of hundred years British Empire law. We need more legal protection than a whistle, personal alarm, key chains and flash lights. We need to be able to keep Mace or Pepper Sprays, Tasers and yes I know a lot of hard core British loyal Canadians will scold me when I say that I think we should be able to keep and bear firearms. It's not right that criminals can get away with having mortal weapons and we got squat.
Did that woman really try and justify what that guy did? HE STABBED SOMEONE! Why does he even have a knife on him unless he wanted to hurt someone!? FFS
Oh no. Someone attacked a freemason 😭
FTP
@@samurai6817 🤣🤣
for protection?
Are you really trying to Justify police putting their hands on random people 😂 💀
@stormlittle9828 what do you carry to protect yourself against individuals that may want to harm you?
People"s indifference is shocking. The situation is terrible in Toronto. Crime is growing and thriving. I dont go to Tim Hortons. Very dirty, lots of homeless people, toilets full of trash and dirt.
It's not growing look at the numbers instead of listening to the news and the fear. Watch the news for the story and do your own research.
@codechartreuse the 90's too. People have short term memories. The population has also risen so the numbers definently have declined.
@@codechartreusedude lol it went up 6% in 2021 then went up another 5% in 2022 and it’s not stopping. Also, Canada’s homicide rate is at the highest it’s been in 30 years
Thanks to trudeau gouv for all this
Toronto is now comparable to nyc..
Never in the past canadian gta got even close to the us
@@codechartreuse nope, never had that much car theft, shooting problem before
Ur comment is false
Even main stream media keep saying crime is on the rise, they just dt want to admit that its trudeau s fault
The girlfriend defending the stabbing should be ashamed, this is exactly the problem with this country.
We are giving stabbings a free pass and blaming the police.
SMH
I defended myself against a very close family member wielding and attacking me with a knife. I landed in Jail. etc etc etc. James BOnd
You're assuming that she has any shame. They should've asked her, "do you always announce yourself before grabbing a hold of your boyfriend?", "If not, has he ever stabbed you, punched you, etc?" I have no clue as to what his warrant is for, or whether or not he even realized he had a warrant out for his arrest. The officer telling him that he has a warrant and then grabbing a hold of him seems like a normal thing to do, although you never know these days, considering the fact that criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens... time will tell, but yes, the gf is ridiculous and an asset to the problem of today's society.
@@Quest1luv I thought she was level headed, very articulate and quite frankly, honest and believable. You on the other hand are none and because you invoked your beliefs into her commentary.
She clearly stated that the cop grabbed him without making him aware of what he was doing nor why.
We don't know anything yet and putting the woman down like this is disgusting behavior. He could be struggling with PTSD and stabbing the pig was an involuntary reaction caused by an Amygdala Hijack. It could have been completely accidental on his part. You don't know but just start hating on her for no other reason than bootlicking. Clearly, the shame is yours. You've earned it.
Pendejo biker 😂😂😂😂
Story doesn't make sense.
Police were called for "a person in crisis" yet the suspect was at *his local/regular Tim Hortons* with his girlfriend.
Yea the government funded new will never tell u the true story
Sounds like the officer didn't identify himself as police nor did he then display a badge. Out of fear that the individual would flee or become aggressive upon realizing it was police (flight or fight), the officer possibly failed to identify himself as police and just grabbed him first, triggering fight response.
All joking aside, I'm always skeptical and cautious about how to judge a situation like this when I don't see for myself what lead up to it. And KNOWING PERSONALLY the kind of corrupt policing from that exact division, trust me it isn't always as simple as the police/media make it sound. That part of town, you don't always want to rely on the police for help even if someone is a fanboy of the police. (that wasn't directed at you to be clear) I used to be like that. Then I grew up and saw alot of them for what they really are and how they are used by our governments and courts. And I've never actually been in trouble with them myself.
@@WatchingTrainsGoBy-PassingTime Most if not all Canadian police districts are corrupt. I myself also speak from experience. To be honest, it's just as you put it: You use to believe all the lies and manipulation, until the wool was lifted from your sight.
From federal to and especially municipal, there exists police corruption. Should we really be surprised? Look at the Canadian Government. Look at Trudeau. China's little pet.
Oliva chow should do something to keeping this city safe from crimes because im a canadian citizen that lives in toronto
@@codechartreuseI don't know where you got that stats from but I don't feel safe walking around t.o these days..I came to this country in the 80's and walked around t.o as I was learning the city and felt very safe doing so. These days I just keep to myself, Canada has become less friendly
@@cliffm8112 The stats are correct. I can tell you exactly what the issue is... In the early 90s and 2000s, crime was ripe and confined to the 13 priority neighborhoods. I grew up in one of them, and always watched as people in other spots of the city felt safe and content because it never affected them. It seems as if people forgot that crime has mobility, and now that many of the priority neighborhoods have been gentrified and displaced many people, causing them to move to various different spots of the city, those who once felt safe, are now unfortunately experiencing the fear and terror, that those of us once had to deal with. I wish this wasn't the case, and I agree with your sentiments, but this still isn't as bad as it can get, so hopefully the Mayor and law makers can get on top of this problem quickly.
@@codechartreuse it's a mistake to presume you are safe anywhere. The point is that, big cities are becoming worse because those in power are afraid of harsh critique and not appeasing everyone. Some people may find certain practices unfair or punishments unfair, but they also fail to look at the role they play in allowing crime to fester. The girlfriend in this video is a prime example of that.
@@codechartreuse Easy statement to repeat from some liberal politician, never anything to back it up.
@@codechartreuse The stats are bull. I remember working around Wellesley, Sherbourne, Church and Parliament Streets area back in the 70's through the early 2000's. I remember walking even late an night in those areas with no problem for my safety. Now, I wouldn't even walk around there in the daytime. Toronto has changed. There also a lot more mentally unstable people walking around those streets and the homeless people are everywhere and they can be quite aggressive. Listen to the news and open your eyes and ears. Always be aware of your surroundings.
I haven’t been to Toronto in years and have no plans to go it’s out of control
Same here. I live in Mississauga and do not want to go to T.O. for any reason.
Wow she is still defending his actions.
That's why Canada is in the mess it's in today. Nobody knows how to stand up for what is right. They only know how to support evil and the death cult which is way way out of control.
We could just build more prisons and increase the sentences
And you're going to pay through your tax paying dollars for that
@@DIESEL905 china is going to pay with seized assets
That doesn't work it's been proven. You wanna pay for that especially if they privitize it. Look up 2 super jails Penetanguishene and Lindsay. Penetanguishene was owned by an American company under Mike Harris and conservatives. 4 years they shut it down. Google why. We live beside a country that has the most incarcerated people in the world and its proven to be a huge failure. Dumb idea to implement that up here. Punishment deters crime doesn't stop it and hasn't for centuries.
@@DIESEL905 Better that than giving it to illegal migrants.
Here comes the knife ban
Trudeau's Canada
Yes yes exacly!
At least some of us are able to notice this fact
Dawg are you dum, crime happens in every country regardless of the political leaders.
Don’t be slow and foolish! Aren’t ALL the oligarchs playing on the SAME team?!? 🤔 WE, the hard working middle class - the MAJORITY are exactly who they want to GET RID OF!!! Tbh, it’s the World Economic Fund’s 🇨🇦!
What are the odds he had priors?
The girlfriend said police said he's under arrest for a warrant and the rat reacted by stabbing the cop
💯 😅
This is not the city I grew up in. This is sad and absolutely disgusting! Thanks to Justin Trudeau the suspect criminal will be out in no time thanks to the short term release Trudeau has given criminals reducing sentences. I’m sure the suspect will be back at Tim Hortons having a coffee in no time.
I have been grabbed by homeless people randomly. I have had my arm grabbed by someone who thought I cut in line at a Tim Hortons... I have been arm-bared by a cop for literally no reason other than I am a generic white-guy that looked like another generic white-guy perp they were after... however, I do not carry a knife for self defense, I carry a multi-tool and my instinct is not to pull it out and stab whomever is touching me.
@@nickhockey96 if your first reaction to any physical contact is to stab someone, you are the coward.
@@adam346 Agreed.
I this, I that, I, I, I.
It's not about you. It is not about what you'd do.
Have you ever been attacked, feared for your life or suffer from PTSD? Have you been accosted by cops, beaten to a pulp and left to die? Have you been threatened at the end of a gun, had a knife held to your throat, and cried like a baby, begging to be let go? Judging from the events you've listed to suggest your experiences, you've never had any significant trauma that might affect your mental health.
I have no idea who the guy is or if these are the cause for the stabbing, but I am not ignorant enough to deploy an "Apples Vs Oranges", Logical Fallacy as some kind of irrational argument just to *_make myself feel more important than anyone else._*
@@dizzydinonysius Have you, have you, have you. Have you experienced any of those things you mentioned?
@@2painful2watch Nice try. 🤪🤪
We need a change in Government!!
Because a cop got stabbed in the leg?
@@1Rabble-Rouser The libs are preventing we civilians to better defend ourselves. We need a Castle Doctrine.
@@1Rabble-Rouser We need a change OF government. A real democracy.
Not the girlfriend victim blaming…
Chow is responsible for this chaos!
Olivia Cow should never have been elected either
Why?
@@Citibank639She is CCP Agent.
Majority rules, it's what people wanted, even though they knew she was a leftist kook.
@@Citibank639. Because she doesn’t give a s**t about crime. She doesn’t give a s**t about the police. She doesn’t give a s**t about the safety of this city.
@@Citibank639 Eat "Libby's" beans much?
we need law and order I support the police, not Trudeau and his petty lawless utopian govt.
He was shot why is he still breathing
We want PEACEFUL people.!!
look at those ppl getting up close to capture the incident on their phones. please get out of the way and let police do their job
The entire world has gone crazy. It's as though they don't know what' real anymore.
Cams capture the truth. Why don't you like truth when it comes to police actions?
@@dizzydinonysius did i say they cant capture the incident? i was saying they shouldn't stand so close. a person has been stabbed and another shot. emergency personnel need space to work on these ppl. this is called common sense
@@justinleon3509 You really sound like a "Karen" using emotional appeals as an argument. Emergency personnel are trained to deal with people, and those people moved upon request, so there was no situation for this boots licking.
As uncommon as common sense is, it is pretty much a fallacy in it of itself. You can't call it knowledge nor wisdom, so it more like coincidental beliefs and emotion. More importantly, common sense can't apply when individuals have differing intent.
As journalists, beliefs and emotions are not our immediate concern, common or not. Truth must come before all else, and to the full extent of the law if need be.
But not for the police's antisocial behaviors, and the lack of discipline to curb them, would it be required of each and every one of us to record them.
@@dizzydinonysius karen are about their own pursuit of self-interest. i have nothing to gain in the comment i post. i have been in a situation like this where someone was hit by a car and i helped them. it is common sense to give ppl space to treat someone...if you dont understand that then you are not functioning member of society. my concern was for both the person stabbed and the police officer...that is where my comments come on. if you have concern with police actions, speak to your councillor or to a member of the police services board. take tangible action to make change. your philosophical type comments are irrelevant to this discussion
We know what it means when they don't release the name of the person who did the stabbing
Loll calm down officer is over reacting it's just a stab wound to the leg... Man was shot he is not even reacting...
It has to stop you are right... Police needs to calm down treat ppl with RESPECT
Thats right instead of showing up on a power trip and escalating the situation
FACTS
no surprise here..Trudeaus new Canada..
Just think, when your Pierre P becomes the next PM, you'll be able to blame him for everything that goes wrong in this country.
Everything has already gone wrong, turdeau has done irreversible damage to Canada.
@@maryclaremayo6157 Here are some facts when Harper was elected in 2006 he brought crime down, when Trudeau was elected in 2015 crime has been on the rise so yes I can blame Trudeau for the massive uptick in violent crime
@@maryclaremayo6157 lol and they'll be right... PP has already made it very, VERY clear, that he will continue the kind of policy's trudeau has started ESPECIALLY immigration and replacement... He is simply the next puppet to be installed. All you have to do is look at PP'S family to know he's down with the agenda. Or listen to enough of his interviews from before he was being groomed in case trudeaus time at the bat was up. There is NOBODY out there being allowed near the highest positions of power that isn't utterly controlled.
When people don’t respect the law, and don’t respect law-enforcement officers, little by little it gives reason for law-enforcement to take harsher measures when interacting with the public.
This worksn in 2 ways imo, A big % of police abuse their authority leaving citizens questioning which ones are which. This leads to a distrust in the police.
Lies Lansdowne, and college is one of the worst places ever
Yeah, it was doing better for a bit but the last couple years again things just spiked. :(
I've lived in the neighbourhood for 10 years and never seen anything like this... Yeah, that Tims is scunge, but the general neighbourhood is fine... Downtown is way worse...
@@deprogramr Yeah, like it's a bit blech but mostly harmless (in my experience)
I really think there's more to this story.
Yeah, people getting coffee at 3am being chill. 😂😂😂
@@Whitsundial That was me. I said that in the video. And yeah, I stop for coffee on the way home from my friends' places, or from a night out.
Cops at Tims ? No way
When we see policemen mistreating innocent protesters especially certified journalists on social media, creates a bad example and perhaps even hate and mistrust toward policemen especially in Toronto. Perhaps the accused was mentally deranged or just disgusted toward policemen for what he'd been seeing and reading in the news. I remember visiting Toronto in 1988. While window shopping on Young street, a young kid approached me and asked me for help because he was just robbed and had a bloody face. I noticed a policeman in uniform about 10 feet away from me inside a store. I decided to enter the store and tell the policeman what had happened with this kid. The policeman instead of investigating the situation, took me by the neck against the wall and told me to mind my own business. Afterward when I arrived home I called the Toronto chief of police to report the cop's behavior. His response was "I don't have time to listen to this" and he hung up. Nothing surprises me these days and for this reason, when I hear of a cop that's been injured or died in the line of duty, doesn't fizz on me one bit nor their family because the cop gets the treatment from the reputation he lived up to.
If that was then, can you imagine now? Back in the 80's I too had a situation where a cop who pulled me over for no reason took my car keys and left me stranded in downtown TO streets at 1 am. I went to a nearby police division in person and reported it. They followed up on it and told me that cop was not a very nice cop and lots of people complained about him. So yeah, you should've gone in person.
@@2painful2watch I understand and thanks for sharing.
@@Finny-kx3fk My pleasure. That cop should not have manhandled you like that. Abuse of power. After I filed my official complaint to the desk sergeant, two plain clothes cops came to my house a week later for more info. They were very polite and courteous and agreed that what he did was deplorable. I had to wake up my dad in Mississauga that night to have him bring me spare car keys. Peace to you and always be aware of your transitional zones.
3 officers injured in 3 days?... perhaps we need to ask the questions why? are policies and procedures harming? is it a spike in situations? Do police need specialized training to de-escalate conflicts? is the current state of the economy causing severe responses? This officer stabbed was new to the force, maybe more mental health training needed.? This should never be a us vs them interpretation, these incidents impact everyone involved. The officers, their families, the victim and his family. The bystanders, it has such a trickle-down effect for everyone involved.
Even people reading these comments and responding to the situation, is causing division.
"Called for a person in crisis" sent a 22 yr old officer whos likely not too well trained how to de-escalate such situations. Perhaps if this situation was approached differently then maybe we wouldnt be having this convorsation.. Sending a young/newer officer to a call for crisis definetly turned into a crisis
So many people been getting stabbed over the past few years and no action taken now i guess because a cop is stabbed the whole government will do something, it seems some life is more important, if it was a crisis situation why not bring in a social worker, why send a cop.
Mayor Chow is wrong... the state has a monopoly on violence so it is acceptable when done by police or the state. By stating violence is never acceptable she is in fact denouncing the police, military forces or anyone that has authority to commit violence on behalf of the state for any reason... so while she clearly does not mean any of this, it is still odd to throw her own police under the bus.
Stop lies We want to see the body cameras
Had this been in the USA. It would have ended differently. Officer on the way to the Hospital. Suspect on the way to the morgue. Firing one shot into a suspect is the scare response. Multiple shots is putting the suspect down to end the threat. Suspect could get up walk into coffee shop and find more victims.
I know of many incidents like these where the US cops totally and peacefully diffused a potentially volatile situation. You cannot generalize.
@@2painful2watch Canada has a knifing incident everyday in just about every city. It's normal for this to go unreported in the media.
@3:32 no disrespect, but is this girl growing a beard?
Knew this comment would be here 😂😅
Sounds to me like he is mentally unstable (who carries a huge knife like that!? Possibly schizophrenic) he may have been acting strangely so people called police because of the disturbance. Police arrived with intention of detaining him and taking him down to CAMH, officer got stabbed and shot or maybe even shot then got stabbed (who knows unless they release video surveillance). His "gf" doesnt seem fazed at all which is weird, maybe this is a normal day for her.
Im glad theyre both okay because we dont know the whole story yet, but its a shame that ontario is going downhill so fast!
I used to live on the next block, my bestfriend and i would grab coffee and donuts at 3am when we would have sleepovers as teens!! Now you cant even be out and about at 1pm...
The approach is to rough towards citizen.. we are not pigs and dogs
Ontario is getting out of hands, Government needs to wake up before it’s too late, I feel bad for the officer hopefully the trauma is not too big and the officer would recover soon physically and mentally!!
Why is the head of the police association complaining to the public about crime. What are we supposed to do, your the police. I support all officer in keeping our city’s safe. How about some body cams for some transparencies and the public can see for themselves.
Ban all knives!!!!!
Maybe the cop shouldn't have budded in line at timmy's, the palistines can wait for their free coffee
I was driving by just as the police were arriving
She makes it the cops fault, and not one journalist questions this during interview
Is this normal? Iv been seeing a lot of violence.
Why carry a knife? Is it that dangerous in Toronto?
Many people carry a knife on a daily basis . Many people in the trades use them as a tool . It's pretty sad when the day of carrying a knife seems like a crime
So why did he stab the cop?
Sadly, more and more Canadians do not support the police, or feel bad when one gets hurt. Maybe it has to do with how police treated the peaceful trucker convoy protestors in Ottawa, trampling them with horses, hitting them with Billy clubs and rifle butts, or the favoritism they show to different groups protesting, like the pro terrorist groups that were treated with kid gloves, coffee and donuts. Compare that to Canadians being rounded up and arrested for protesting the carbon tax or against the clot shot vaccine. I say this as someone who had a family member in law enforcement.
Knife smuggled in from the USA?
Nop it was sold from your house.
@@Only4you-oh8rhLet me guess, Trudeau supporter?
Here comes the pocket knife ban🙄
Violence not acceptable
Prayers sir.
This is what happens when lawlessness is allowed..this cop wasnt bringing the stabber coffee or carry his baggage?.
a master of the blade
Gee, didn't this just happen in Australia?
the mayor and council members do not support MTP and they should all step down !!!
Stop treating our citizens like garbage.. we are not dogs..
This city it's getting dangerous to live and work
😂... Toronto sounding like NYC
In the leg ?? I thought it was more serious..
Stabbed in the leg, thats serious you know that gandhipp
Will a Canadian Judge release this criminal back into society, endangering taxpayers ? 🤔
*Stop paying tax now.*
Why you need to carry a knife with you?
Many people in the trades carry a knife on a daily basis and use them as a tool in there daily work activities. Why does it seem like one carrying a knife is wrong . There are many uses for a knife other than to stab some one . My God people are uneducated
Poor cops
Why does there need to be over 20 cops at the hospital for 2 casualties?
Hysteria much?
ok karen 😀
@@justinleon3509 Ok Troll 🤪
His gf is full of it. She knows what kind of guy she is with. No good guy is walking around with a knife let alone one that size. They just went to arrest him and he tried to resist. Well more charges to a guy that probably has a long record.
I know lots of people that carry a knife on the daily. And use them as a tool many people in the trades use them as a tool for work. And never have thought of using one to stab someone. But I guess in a woke city like toronto most people wouldn't see carrying a knife as a tool . A knife is just a terrible scary weapon with no other uses
This my local Tims, eh... I was just there about 30 minutes before this happened...
His girlfriend seems to be as big a winner
Isn’t that their job
every city in canada worst than gaza
The police need better training. Better situational awareness. Without proper training you get injured on the job.
It is funny that the girl is even with this guy who is crazy. She must be pretty sketch also.
I sorry fir the guy
The girlfriend is defending her boyfriend which shows that she support criminal
It kinda sounds that way...yet people still vote in trudeau knowing full well he's the biggest criminal of all🤷
i ask question and answer from convictor po lice man was .'' what ever '' because there was no answer that sounded like question to free himself . i didn't knew untill then gun gives humans power over life and death . then again if every human creature be courteous and humble . there will be joblessness in jails. police , judges, lawyers.accusers .jury of immortals. saintly politicians .. makers of human species must be very just
time for a real leader and leadership ; vote ''practical'' elect me for prime minister , thank you !
Hey remember the cops who beat up the girl in Edmonton just months ago guess what mistaken identity too 😂
The question is, why does this guy even have a knife on him?
that apologist girlfriend lol
vote ''practical''
I wouldn't trust any cop... especially after what i seen in Ottawa
Gotta love how people are choosing to actually analyze the situation, rather than the whole 'Diversity strikes again' rhetoric. Geez, I wonder why that is???
On a less petty note, I'm a bit confused by the news report - was the initial call for a person in crisis, or was that call made after the officer was stabbed. Secondly, the girlfriend is making an excuse for a conscious action that her bf took. If the officer informed him of the fact that he had a warrant prior to grabbing him, you can't tell people, "oh, well you never know how people will react when you grab them, and I think the situation could've been handled better - he even apologized after he stabbed the officer"... I have to wonder if she would be this understanding or forgiving if she was on the receiving end of the stab, had it been her who grabbed him unannounced as she said (/s)
Canadian media should mention both the ethnicity of the victims and the crimes.
So much drama in Toronto. LOL
Police needs more training in compassion for others !!! These police act like thugs and then play victim!!🤬🤬✊🏾✊🏾
Pretty hard to feel sorry for any toronto cop now, they don't do their job and total follow what Trudeau the P0S says to do... Its goingbto get way worse for toronto police
It’s the liberal way. Get what you vote for ,
hmm was the assailant a canadian or a recent immigrant.. i would bet a recent arrival
carrying a knife in canada should be penalized. Glad the Officer is ok.
Banned like guns. That's how gun violence is non existent.
uhhh... ok? Not sure if this is some sort of kaufman-esque "police state" comment or you are being legitimate... either way it's a bad comment.
Man pipe down we need to be able to protect ourselves.
@@j.z.5678from criminals and police
@@j.z.5678 no, wrong. Knives are not about protection. Knives are about being able to be a chef that travels with their knives, going backpacking/hiking or cycling on paths and trails. It is about fishing and literally any other reason you may need to cut something.. thinking knives are protection means you are part of the problem.
Chicago north at it again. 😖
Chicago is our sister city.
Wonder..Australia 5 stabbed and uk another stabbed now toronto ..what is it politically motivated?
trudeaus Canada 🇨🇦
Do we know what xolor the stabber was? I think Maybe white?
It's ok u have a warrant u can go lol
People get TIRED of being manhandled by Police and this is the outcome. Police Education on how to interact with variables and possible violent situations is what keeps police safe. This young and over zealous officer just learned the hard way that walking up to a suspect with a warrant and grabbing him is NOT how you approach or apprehend a person with a warrant or without a warrant.
Stay Smart- Stay Alive
Well said I agree
Its all the governments fault canada has never had a culture of hurting cops here this is all trudeaus fault serial killer lover
Usually the cops ask for ID if there is a warrant, of course the cop got stabbed he grabbed him forcefully
Lots of people are being harassed in this area by Government Operatives.
Yes there not here to protect the people anymore there the governments storm troopers
FTP!! St8 up.
He will be out on bail in a week. And we still having people rooting for liberals… 😂
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