Killer Escapes from Pennsylvania Prison and Takes Tour of the Area | Danelo Cavalcante Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2023
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Thank you for calling out the dog as the real hero, Dr. Grande. ❤
Yes, and as they gathered, the dog was summons last minute; an afterthought. Bothered me, as well!
It also bothered me that they all seemed to have been deer hunting, and wanted a picture of their conquest; as if Danelo were an animal they had bagged. I know he is a dangerous criminal, but he’s still human. The victims families must have been livid, when they were watching this! Terribly distasteful and disrespectful to everyone, in my thoughts. Thanks for covering this.
I would like to hear your thoughts on Cavellconte’s
History and how that may have influenced his connections, actions and crimes. Thank you, Dr. Grande!
Couldn't agree with you more 👏🏾 👍🏾 😄 That dog was the real hero.
..ABSOLUTELY! “Yoda” the K-9 Officer is the REAL hero!
@@pattih7MY thoughts? He SHOULDN’T have walked away breathing honestly. Yeah, he’s human alright BUT look at ALL THE CARNAGE and MAYHEM he’s created in his YOUNG life! HE’s a LIFELONG criminal who knows NOTHING about morals or ethics and getting along with his FELLOW MAN. And NOW..’Life (AGAIN) in Prison’? Meals, a bed..whatever. It’s ridiculous. There’s NO DETERRENT(S) ANYMORE for criminals..just “TIME” or a “revolving door”..
Oh for sure! Definitely, the dog was the one who took Mr. Cavalcante down. I guess we all go back to our regular lives now. It was fun while it lasted.
The dog’s name is Yoda. We salute you, Yoda.
Yes!! I just *knew* that dog would turn out to have a cool name. Thank you for your service, Officer Yoda! 🦮❤
I’m here for the dog love. That dog deserves a raise.
All he got was a “That’ll do pig”. 😅
Therapist in Lancaster county here (right next to Chester county, for those of you who don’t know.) Thank you so much for talking about this- I had a lot of clients that were anxious these past two weeks because of this incident and even had a nightmare about it myself the night before they caught him. Did not realize you were so close to me!
What an utterly horrible experience for the victim's kids to have been throught :(
I hope they’re doing okay, seeing something so horrible will change you especially at that age
The poor kids will be traumatized, for life, seeing their mother brutally murdered like that...They will need to be treated for PTSD, which doesn't just go away...This makes me think how single mothers with children need to be REALLY careful of who they date!...Any sign of violence from their partner (talking about or doing) and BE GONE STAT because it never only happens once and WILL only escalate...I know this, from experience...Thankfully, in my case, there were no children involved to witness the horrors of domestic violence...
That video of him, climbing up the two walls. It’s like something out of the exorcist. There’s something really creepy about this guy. It wouldn’t surprise me if he escapes again.
Finally someone gave credit to the dog!!
I think every prison escape story I’ve heard of involved impressive and clever ways to get out of prison, then unbelievable stupidity that gets them caught and put back in prison.
He escaped and eluded them for 2 weeks; I think it speaks more about the competence of the prison.
I remember one guy who escaped in a very elaborate way, and got caught at a rest area while sleeping.
They have literal years to plan every detail of how they're going to escape the familiar building, routines they're in. The outside is full of unknowns and things they can't plan for. The smarter ones have a plan for what they'll do after they escape. But it doesn't always work out ....
@@shameronstar7220 He went to coworker’s houses and walked in circles. It speaks volumes about him, the prison and the cops. An idiot could have escaped that prison with how it was structured. Wasn’t exactly a Shawshank redemption escape
@@JP-ht6nm You basically just paraphrased and elaborated on what I said. lol
One trait that keeps being mentioned is impulsively. To disregard the obvious threat of prison to allow yourself to murder a women in front of her children speaks loudly of uncontrolled impulse.
but he was likely not afraid of an 3 yr old and 7 yr old. His objective was to silence his ex. That guy is an animal.
Impulse control and IQ are directly related
He murdered her to avoid prison
He sure has excellent planning skills and the cold blood to escape prison. Not too sure about impulsivity. More like callousness.
Where this murderer is from, a quick murder most likely means nothing.
Violence is a way of doing business. Brazil can be pretty radical in some areas.
George Santos is from Brazil, he cant see what the fuss is all about with his actions.
Hello, Dr. Grand! I'm Brazilian, I love your work. Very sad that a fellow countryman caused the death of a woman and still ran away! Thank God he is now in prison and may he stay for the rest of his life! And yes, the dog was the great hero!
That must have been a bit nerve wracking for you locals! We're just happy that your family and everyone else stayed safe through this harrowing situation.
I kind of blanked out after, "his defense said he was provoked." So this woman had an order of protection against this creature, he went to hunt her down anyway. Somehow it is her fault for being stabbed over 30 times in front of her kids.
Well... yeah lol
She was absolutely not abusive . RIP Deborah
His sorry mother made excuses for both the murders too. The victims were at fault for her son killing them, of course. His sister, who’s in the USA illegally too, refused to help police in the search. The govt will probably award her somehow. I can’t imagine the other murderers the govt has just let walk in who are going to kill other people too in the future.
@@southbug27 From what I understand, the Sister is being Deported for not helping the Police
Good
He toured the area😂 You slay me Dr. Grande!
Wow Dr. Grande, I’ve thought about him going to Delaware countless times. Thank god he seemingly lacked an internal compass and only went in circles. Thank you for your insight, as always! ❤
Give that dog a medal! I’ve lost much sleep watching RUclips almost 24/7. Now I can get my life back 😊🎉
I don't have a problem with the capture team taking a picture. The dogs were sitting up front in that picture. Because the officers did their job the fugitive was contained which enabled the dog to subdue him. I'm very thankful for LE and the often thankless yet very difficult work they do.
Officer Good Boy 🐕 deserves a raise!
YESSSSSSSS!!!! Officer Good Boy!! 👍 🐕🦺 🏅
Danelo's mugshot shows his feet. They also showed the video of Danelo climbing the wall... but they did not show the video of him climbing down because they felt it was too con descending.
Danelo was using a sock as a sleeping bag. Danelo didn't roll the dice... he pushed them.
Danelo's whereabouts were ungnome for two weeks.
I also love Longwood Gardens and could never have expected something like this to happen in the area. Grateful that this nightmare is over. He belongs behind bars.
It sounds like a cool place!
Stupid and judgmental people. He killed a guy in Brasil then he managed to scape to U.S once here, he started to date that woman but, she found out about his past and said she was gonna go to the police.
There no proof that she was abusive with him :.,.,,,and even if she was….that don’t justify killing someone.
Nah free him!!! Liberals wanted this diversity now have at it
Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating about how long it will be before my various cacti try to make a break for it.
I've got several cacti I can't believe I haven't killed. If I have managed to keep them alive anyone can lol
@@BohoAstronaut222 No Cacti Gets Out Alive! :)
@@BigZebraCom lol 😂
@@BohoAstronaut222 🦓
Totally agree with you Dr Grande. And I am from West Chester, PA. (Although in Arkansas now)Yes, the pup was indeed the precious hero in all of this, he should have gotten the credit.
I'm glad you said the dog is the real hero here....this killer should not have escaped so easily...glad he was caught ... My heart really goes out to the victim...just so sorry.....This was a very good Analysis...Thanks Dr Grande ...be safe.
Most dogs are smarter than cops and a whole lot more Loyal to mankind....
Yes ...Absolutely!!!
If I learned anything about this it is how many people think leaving keys in cars and doors unlocked some kind of normal behavior. I grew up in a rural low crime area, but my parents raised me to always lock your doors and keep your possessions safe. It blows my mind that ppl who live in a suburban environment just… leave things unlocked and then act affronted when you suggest this goes against common sense.
And they did this knowing a double murderer was hiding nearby, desperate for any resource that would aid his escape. Amazing.
I lived in the city before I moved to Chester County. You would never leave a door unlocked or leave your keys in your vehicle unless you wanted to become a victim. When I moved out here, my neighbor two houses away left their doors unlocked; while they were sleeping, some kids came in and walked around down stairs and stole a couple things, they then went down the road from me a couple more houses, just walked in took cars keys that were sitting on the kitchen table and took the homeowners car for a joyride and wrecked the car less than a mile down the road. There are people out there who believe bad things only happen to other people and live in a false sense of complacency.
My husband and I both grew up in communities near Los Angeles. After we got married, I insisted that he lock our doors-- even when we were home. The street he grew up on was a close knit community. Everyone knew everyone else. The lady across the street was perpetually watching everyone, so much so that my husband's family was proud of the fact that they got a new toilet and managed to conceal this fact from her.
Anyway, my husband did not understand why I insisted on locking the doors all the time. In my neighborhood just a couple miles from his, we were not as close knit. One time when my mom and sister went out for a bit and left the front screen unlocked while I stayed home alone, a drunk guy just walked right in. Good thing I knew that the girl next door was having a party involving a keg, and that our houses looked so similar that even sober people could confuse them. All I had to do was tell him the party was next door, and he left our house to go return to the party.
That was the only time I remember my mom leaving the screen unlocked, because it's usually safer to keep things locked.
@@genek8630 you got that right. My parents sold my childhood home to my cousin and her husband. One of the first nights they moved in they were awoken to find a stranger in the house because the door was unlocked. It can happen anywhere.
I stayed with my in laws for some weeks in a farmhouse 80 miles from Harrisburg, and the first thing I noticed was the unlocked doors even at night. The second thing was the rifle standing openly in the kitchen with the bullets in the drawer beside the rifle. I ask my father in law about this and he answered that no stranger would get lost in this parts. I told him that you never know who his wandering around and even can get shot with your own rifle while you are sleeping.
I was 19 at the time and grew up in a town with 70000 citizens in Germany. We never locked our door but we also have different doors in Germany. You need a key to get in. It is called a safety lock.
Thanks for your insight on this. It was a peculiar feeling of helplessness for the last few days knowing there was a convicted killer on the loose around my area. I’m glad they captured him this morning.
You better pray Walking Dead never becomes a premonition or you're not going to last very long.
So glad for you all in the area. I hope you will all recover and get back to the rhythm of your lives xx
I have family an hour + from where he was wandering. I have felt sick this whole time.....
There are potentially worse criminals around you (people that will hurt you). I think perhaps all the coverage and what we know from pop culture really worked on our fear system.
I don’t live anywhere near Pennsylvania but the chances of you having been hurt by the convict are less likely than getting into a car accident or maybe lightning I don’t know.
Glad he’s been caught so he can pay for the murders he savagely committed.
@@zeegeeecs I understand this to mean you're not minimalising the potential threat he was to anyone who came between him and his freedom but to point out that there are dangers and dangerous people everywhere... This was just a known threat.
For the sake of his victims' families, especially the last ones children, I'm glad he's been caught.
The dog should get a promotion
I am glad LE took the picture. I was wondering what the dog that took him down looks like.
Thanks for the fast analysis! This took place 20 miles from my house.
This happened 15 minutes from my house! Thanks for covering this, Dr Grande!
The group photo is absolutely hilarious like it's some big accomplishment that they found a guy just running around their perimeter after 2 weeks
I think a situation like this is what police officers live for and that’s why they took a photograph. When 99% of their job is paperwork & belligerent drunks, chasing an escaped murderer that is giving them a good run for their (taxpayer’s) money is a happy relief.
I think it was the dog who had a good run and quickly captured the suspect while risking getting shot.
You may be correct about the officers' motivation for the photograph, Linda; but taking a victory lap for capturing a fugitive after nearly **two weeks,** when they had every technological and firepower advantage is a bit like celebrating winning a fight against an unarmed fifth-grader.
@arinerm1331 I agree. It started to remind me of (pardon the pun) the Keystone Cops.
So what if the majority of their job is “boring”? That’s what they signed up for. Taking a gloating photo just shows how immature they are
This is why we need to microchip everyone writ large. It would make tracking fugitives easier.
It's for public health & security only of course.
I live in Chester County, and I was really terrified of this monster. On Sunday morning, my mom told me not to go outside because Cavalcante was in the town we live in. He was seen at the Wawa (convenience store/gas station) that day, and I live within walking distance from there. Thank God he is going to spend life in prison. Thank you, Dr. Grande for this excellent analysis. 🙂
Glad you're okay. And so is everyone in your area. Sounds like this guy is total scum. He wouldn't hesitate to kill again if he needed to in order to evade capture. Too bad he didn't try to raise that stolen gun at Officer Good Boy 🦮🏅 or a human PA police officer. That's a surefire way to induce "lights out" permanently.
*The dog's name, I have recently found out, is "Yoda". Thanks Yoda! Good Boy! You better get extra treats everyday, forever!
I am glad you are okay. I thought about how I would feel if I lived there.
I'm so happy for all the locals that you can go back to your lives. Your part of the world is really so beautiful xx I hope that jail gets serious not to ever let this happen again xx
I cant imagine actually living right there. I live just a bit north of pottstown and it was still pretty unnerving. I have a cousin and know a few people who live in the pretty immediate area of where he was caught. And my dumb self had an interview for an overnight job in that area on Monday and was there for paperwork today, just about an hour and a half after he was caight.
@@MeganVictoriaKearns Thank you. Cavalcante was desperate and he had nothing to lose. Yoda's a good dog. He's gonna be eating a steak dinner tonight! 😋🐕
At least he didn't make it to New Jersey! Thank you Dr. Grande.
Even a killer on the run would not go to New Jersey.
@@MasterMalrubius😂
I thought NJ was lovely when I visited? People were very nice .
@blackwidor Thank you! Dr. G has a running joke about it. Wonder why?
Nothing wrong with the men taking photographs after the escapee was caught
@TerryCloththe two K-9s are in the front row. They blend in with the camo a bit.
@TerryCloth Hopefully they've been getting extra treats, naps, and belly rubs alllllllll day!
Dr. Grande should've found him and analyzed him so he could have a first account and speculated what lead to a situation like this.
You were really on top of this case Dr.Grande! They just recently caught him. Thank you for this update. Very informative and quick! ❤
Five feet? He's the Napoleon of prison escapes...
My daughter works at Longwood Gardens and was there when they evacuated the place, He was captured not far from where I live. So scary. I’m glad it’s over. I watch almost all your videos-you do a great analysis and I get a kick out of your sense of humor
I loved the dog comment. I've always found it interesting when law enforcement have elaborate press conferences with other officials surrounding them and take a congratulatory pat on the back by grandstanding and thanking an endless number of those officials (without whom the capture never would've happened), while bragging about all the hard work they've done when in many cases, they had absolutely nothing to do with locating a suspect. Someone else found them, a tip led them directly to the suspect, etc. Bad judgment. Touche. Edit: I'm sure this press conference won't disappoint.
Exactly. When living in a Western state recently, someone escaped from the local mental hospital and managed to steal a gun. For three hours, this looney was on the loose. After 3 minutes one second, the dude walked into a police station and turned himself in and you should have seen the back-slapping and smiles from all those involved in the "coordinated efforts to bring this dangerous criminal back to the looney bin where he belongs".
Where did you see this video?
Well.., in all fairness, someone had to have trained the dog! That guy maybe ought to be congratulated too!😮
@@elliebellie7816he’s illegal… Biden let him in
The dog handler and trainer should be thanked publicly, because without them, their dogs wouldn't know how to do what they're doing. And also: Dogs are animals, not humans. The public acknowledgement is a reward that humans appreciate. Dogs are rewarded with what they appreciate: Lots of praise, cuddles and treats by the human members of their teams. That's the kind of reward THEY understand and appreciate. I grew up around dogs. I've had three of them myself. You can trust me on this one.
Did it take them longer than i wanted? Yes. But I feel like these guys are also taking the blame for letting him escape, which they had no part in. I feel like they really got the short end of the stick on this one, but ultimately, I'm grateful they got him, and frankly amazed they brought him in alive.
I respect the job LEO (including human ones) did here. Day after day of over 100 degrees, underbrush, hilly terrain, and storms. But day after day, night after night they were there doing their best. Boots on the ground. Its the officer who let the dog go to do his job. Yoda is the dogs name. So glad they got him. 5 ft tall caught at a place called Little's. Sorry for the rant.
purple,
I thought too that they would kill him.
@@dirtinmyeye6505uh that’s literally what they sign up for. I live in the area and the temps are really not that terrible. I have no sympathy for cops who are doing the job that they chose.
@@feelthejoy No sympathy either. Respect.
@@feelthejoy Nothing about sympathy was said, in the very first sentence, dirtinmyeye said respect, which they absolutely are deserving of respect for what they do & the challenges they face, even if it’s what they signed up for! (It has still been hot, maybe not scorching like it had been, but, nonetheless still hot & with all that tactical gear on, I’d say it’s definitely been over 100 degrees everyday for them & it was very tough terrain that they had to navigate in the attempt to find this murderer.)
his escape was an embarrassment to whoever designed that building
I wonder if the same company designed other prisons.
That poor woman’s family; they think maybe they can breathe a sigh of relief and start to move on with their lives, only for this murderer to break loose. It must have really torn open some wounds that hadn’t even really begun yet to heal.
Glad they got him though.
Given my husband is a swat commander and a 👮 for 27 years I wanted to be slightly offended BUT the crazy thing is, I said the same thing about the dog and pics. As did my husband. :/ UGH.
Those poor kids. He murdered their mother right in front of him all because she didn’t want to be with him anymore because he’d been abusive and she knew something about his past. That’s it. Now those kids have to live with that memory and trauma and without their mother. That’s horrific.
And can you imagine their fear these last two weeks? 😢😭
Imagine how abusive the mother might of been just because she was with him to begin with. The kids might be relieved to be away from her abuse too. females also can be very abusive to kids
Oh stop she wasn't abusive he made that up RIP Deborah
@@acgillespie
*looks around*
Where's my can of Troll-B-Gone?
Have respect for the dead and don’t falsely accuse victims. Like God do you need a lesson in basic decency or does some random stranger always have to correct you
They didn’t even mention the K9’s name at the Briefing, they named everyone and everything except the real Hero.
The prison is putting all the blame on one guard when they’re just as responsible.
Wow, I had no idea this was close to where you live...since I had no idea where you lived. I do know you don't like New Jersey though. 😂 I've been through Delaware several times before and it stood out to me as quite beautiful. Glad you're safe as well as all the other people within the area. Wonderful analysis, the Dog is the real hero.😂 your humor is one of a kind ❤️
Dr.Grande always keeps it real
I am glad the police caught him and the picture took just a minute. Where is the dog in the photo? And yes they are heros. . A police dog found my son's hit and run driver a mile from the incident. In bushes by my Mother's house. My Mom heard put your hands up and don't move. My son endured another incident like this many years later but he is now fine and can cycle 500 miles in a week.
I have to admit that at 2 weeks on the run I thought there ought to be an Olly Olly Oxen Free moment. … But seriously, glad they caught him.
I love how dr Grande points out the obvious, that just isn’t obvious to law enforcement and the general population! They really should’ve taken a pic of that pup!
Hi Dr G! Thank you!! I also live right in the middle of this off of rt 100. I believe he did know what he was doing and was very interested in creating distance for himself. There's something they really haven't talked about in the media coverage. The enterance to the PA Turnpike is right here literally on Rt 100 about 4-5 miles south of where he was captured. Billing for the turnpike is now done digitally via license plate photos and ez pass transponders, so there are no human toll collectors any longer and you wouldn't be noticed getting on the turnpike. Along that section of 100 there are concrete barriers in the center which forces you to continue in the direction you're traveling for a little while past the interchange. If you were planning to get on the turnpike and changed your mind, maybe because your stolen van was out of gas, where he ditched the van is the first semi-rural spot you would come to where you would have a good chance to hide a van and yourself. This is the final perimeter they set up after the van was reported stolen in the morning and found behind the barn up here. This is the one they finally caught him in. He was still hanging around right on Rt 100 and if had the luck and opportunity to get into another vehicle coule have been on the turnpike in 5 mins. If you study some maps, I think you'd find this very interesting. It was very unfortunate luck for him that the van he was able to steal just happened to be low on fuel. Had it not been, I'm certain another state would be taking grandstanding photo ops of their capture of him instead if they ever found him.
Wow I've never been this early. Your hard work and dedication plus dry humour is what makes you channel my most favourite. Blessings from Pakistan.
Taking a plea deal to avoid the death penalty can appeal to even an innocent person.
I think law enforcement did an awesome job. They had things going against them. 1. Stolen vehicle
2. The convict is actually very small and this can help him hide. 3. He's familiar with woods. 4. I think it's difficult when you have hundreds of police officers with news media following your every move to keep a low profile. And surprise is everything
5. It was hard to use thermo detecting because of tree coverage.
6. The rain I'm sure stopped the easy tracking by dogs, etc, too
7. Dogs are better to use when capturing a convict. It's safer for all.
Overall I'm 💯 sure it's a lot harder than it looks to catch a physically fit ex con. Had to share per your invitation for interesting convos. 😊
We ask too much of the police. They were able to apprehend him without others being injured- A victory indeed
"..well it wasn't notarized, how can we take that seriously."
😂😂
What an evil monster.
The photo doesn’t surprise me. It appears in this culture, everything needs to be documented. I even get to see pictures of what neighbors have to eat and their dog’s surgery
Oh Dr. Grande. I ALWAYS look forward to your videos and your sarcasm warms my soul. Saying since the dog found him, only the dog should get photographed. Thank you for this much-needed laugh. And in case you didn't know, his mother said he was better off dead than going to prison and believes the murder he committed against his ex was due to him being "cornered". Clearly, he didn't agree with his mommy and surrendered. Clearly he wants to continue breathing.
That crab walking up the wall was undeniably impressive! 🦀😳
I have never seen a prisoner escape that way before.
It is rather surprising it took so long to capture him with that amount of resources.
Thank you for recognizing the efforts and success of the dog!
I don’t live anywhere near Pennsylvania, but still tried to stay vigilant with this case.
Thank you, Dr Grande.
WATCH OUT!!! Behind you!!!
5' tall? He should have hidden inside an elementary school
The photo with Danelo was akin to someone bagging big game. Good boy, Yoda.❤🐕🎖🏆
I was hoping you would analyze this amazing escape! TY Dr. Grande.😂
As they say, 'Pictures, or it didn't happen.' I'm glad they posed with him. Don't forget, he's a murderer and they let him live.
This was so scary. He was caught about 20 minutes from my house which just makes it that much more real. All of us were on HIGH ALERT. They should have let that dog tear him apart. I can’t stop thinking about that poor woman dying just KNOWING that her babies were watching and having no idea what was going to happen to them.
I imagine her agony knowing she couldn't protect her kids. 😢 so very bad
@@blackwidor I think about it and I feel like I can’t breathe. It is so tragic. 💔
It’s un fathomable. I feel sick to my stomach and I really don’t want to believe that’s it’s true and it happened but it did and there’s nothing anyone can do to change that. Thank God life is short so those children won’t have to suffer forever
@@supersarah5673 I hope that the three year-old is young enough to forget (he/she probably won’t) but I know that the seven year-old will carry it until he/she dies. I read that the seven year-old was begging him to stop. I wish that THING in a mansuit nothing but misery.
Wouldn’t have happened if border security was taken serious get what you voted for ladies enjoy your diversity hahaha
You’re one of the rare people who can make me laugh out loud 😂I anticipate your videos daily
Hello Dr. Grande🥰 Thank you for the new video & thank you so much for choosing this case in particular to cover right now. This is a completely shocking situation. The sequences of events that unfolded were completely mind warping! I'm excited to hear every single thing you have to say about this. Thanks again, Dr. Grande❤
From start to finish, this debacle showed how assinine law enforcement was. That assembling to take a group photo was ridiculous and the only one who can wear a merit badge for capturing a killer is Officer K9 Good Doggoe.
If I were one of the policemen I would want a photo too. I am so proud of the police dog. The dog is so smart. I find this story interesting. They need to secure this prison better. The case has a good ending.
Damn !! It took almost 500 cops to finally get him. Not to great of a performance, considering how they had narrowed his location to a couple hundred acres at one point.
Hi Dr. Grande, can you please do an analysis on the Seattle cop who said the slain 23 year old grad student had limited value
I hope he covers that one. I guess her life did not have much value to that officer. How could he even think that way?😪
I found the video and watched it because of your comment. His laughing histerically before he says it, twice, I'm sure is not something her family would think was too funny. I understand how cops say thing and laugh because of the stress of a situation, but this wasn't in the middle of the situation, it was after. His behavior is appalling.
So, a 5 ft tall mini man with no equipment or supplies was able to evade 500 cops for 2 weeks and was caught by a freaking dog? Dude, I'd be too embarrassed to take a picture, the shame of being outsmarted by squirrel Houdini.
🤣 thank God the dog didn't get hurt
12 days to catch Cavalcante before he killed again compared to Brazil's police never catching him and letting him go on to kill his girlfriend, those police earned the right to celebrate with a simple group photo.
Dr Grande. So glad you didn’t have a run in with this guy. So glad you are all safe in the area.
Yes Dr Grande-The real hero is YODA, the dog and his trainer(s)! Thank you!!! I am so glad no one else was harmed or killed. RIP to the victims and the children.
" Five cubic yards of rock salt" 🤣🤣🤣 that got me.
As usual dry dry dry, on point and hilarious!!
I agree 💯 in regards to the " photo op "... just poor taste all the way around and completely unprofessional"...The defensiveness /arrogance and almost hostile demeanor of the news conference's was also something I was personally unimpressed with. 🤷
What I also noticed in regards to the escapee was that he looked void of human characteristic's ...he looked hollow. Granted he was probably exhausted etc ....
The prisoner was out of his league from the moment he left the prison. He had no money, no food, no car, no clothing aside from what he had on his back, he barely spoke English so he was doomed as an escapee. What he had on his side was athletic ability and youth which kept him going a lot longer than most.He appears to have shaven and cleaned up somewhere.
Always the best analysis Dr. Grande. Your summary proves there are crazy people in & outside of prison. Any keys left within a vehicle is an open invitation to anyone to take the vehicle, even if it's not lawful. The best part was the group photo when the dog is the hero of the day!
EXCELLENT SUMMARY, DR. GRANDE ❗❗❗❗
Taking a picture of the dog, Yoda and his handler would have been appropriate.
Yes!
Thank you Dr. Grande for another thoughtful video! I have family in Wilmington Delaware, my niece runs a bike program there, Laura
Good for them for taking a pic. Well done LE.
Hi Dr. Grande, I live 50 minutes northwest from Philadelphia. I was starting to feel uneasy and wondering if this convict would make his way up to our area. Luckily for my sense of safety, all my doors and windows were locked and my German Short Haired Pointer would alert us if it she heard something/someone in our yard. I’m so glad he was caught!
💯 agree with everything you stated. Thank God for K9 units 🐾🐾😆
Hi Dr. Grande thank you for this video I was about to explain to my friend what happened but you put it into words better than I ever could ❤
Thank God they got him! Somehow I missed that. I learned it here. Thanks Dr Grande!🤠💕
Dr. Grande has become quite the component in my knowledge of current events..
He humiliated law enforcement (500 agents 10 helicopters) for 2 weeks.
Which makes the photo op that much more in poor taste.
Sorry. You have no idea the terrain, weather, and trying to find someone in that large an area. It's PA, not the high prairie.
@@jenna2431americans are always dramatic and exagerating even to cover for their humiliation. How much did all this cost? 5 millions?
@@jenna2431have you realized how the average cop is always an overweight whale? Im sure most agents stayed in their car instead of going through the forrest.
@kevinhart46I know, right? Of course needing food, water and change of clothes will slow you down. After he changed his appearance, I was surprised he didn’t carjack someone to take him far away from the search area.
I think it's ashame those people are criticised for a photo after 2 weeks of very tiring work. Let's all appreciate he was captured without incident and the forces did a good job!
Thank you , Dr. Grande, for putting this out so quickly. I just got home, and I was able to get updated about the situation through your video. 😊
That dog is a hero! Hope he gets tons of treats and gifts!
Good day Dr Grande! Many blessings to You and your family.
Another one of Dr. Grande with another crime investigation in Pennsylvania. This was very close to my area. Everyone was afraid. We are happy that one of the police K9 bit him. Great video.
P.S. the photo of all the police with the killer reminds me of the movie, "The Shawshank Redemption"...
Thank you for mentioning the elephant in the room...the keys in the van and the gun in the garage. Seems like so many people glossed over those two MAJOR oversites on behalf of the owners. I had heard that the escapee shot at the man in the garage where he snatched the rifle, hitting him in the leg. I wonder if he purposely did not try to make a fatal wound. (I'm not giving the criminal a pass, but just given his past, the man must be counting his blessings...)
Thanks for another interesting video, Grande! ❤ We appreciate your pov on all these timely topics.❤
Love your description analysis and insight. Especially the line about the dog 🐶 doing the work. What a hero he or she is. Should get a medal or extra 🍖 bones. Maybe some extra vacation days. But you are right leaving keys in the van. Poor judgment. And garage door open with a weapon inside. Oh my God. Sounds like the deep south. Yikes. That prisoner needs to he in solitary.
Hey! Nobody in the deep South keeps our guns in the garage. They are inside by our beds where they belong! 😮😅
Would love to read a book written by Dr Grande that is full of his tips for life in general and or particular situations (ie a snowstorm, killer on the loose, zombie apocalypse, etc)
The Dr Grande RUclips Guide on Everything
Yesss
Only if it includes a chapter of sick New Jersey burns lol
and alien lizard beings.
That's a great comment the reason I watch grande's videos is I learn life tools to change myself and become a more balanced emotionally,
You summed this up much better than I could. Thx Dr. G! ❤
I just wanted you too know I appreciate everything you do. I watch you everyday. Your voice is so comforting. Thank you for all you do. You help me understand better on all these issues. 🌵❤