When Police Make 0.00001% Discoveries..
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- This video compiles some of the most astonishing moments in law enforcement history, showcasing instances where officers stumbled upon findings so rare and unexpected, they defy the odds.
these stories highlight the incredible intuition, investigative skills, and sometimes sheer luck of police work. Witness the moments that left even seasoned officers in disbelief, including discoveries that cracked cases wide open and brought long-awaited justice.
Each segment offers a glimpse into the unpredictable nature of policing, where routine checks can lead to groundbreaking discoveries. These are the stories that remind us of the unpredictability of crime, the complexity of human behavior, and the relentless pursuit of truth by law enforcement. 
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Dude gets caught with a whole trunk of weed and is cool with the cop, goes home free. Some little angry teen has half a blunt in their pocket and fights the cops, multiple charges and fines. Amazing how far manners can get you lol.
Good call. They should show these kinds of videos to kids in school.
he was cool with the cop cause he knew it was over as SOON as the cop turned on his lights.
Like, its done for, hes getting busted, hes in a minivan while the cop is in a, what? Tahoe 2021?
that minivan will not outspeed that car, because it is crystal clear that is a minivan for carrying a family, not a SUV or a racecar.
@@NicoLas-xy3ew when you drive away with any car your chances are slim… nothing to do with a mini van or a supercar.. just have manners
Not sure which videos you're referring too, the guy committed attempted murder and threw a bag of drugs into the river.
They're talking about Amos and his trunk full of weed. Not the guy throwing the other guy off the bridge.@@CarterCarter-xn3sg
I love how they're in a library and still keeping quiet
I was laughing my ass off. They ran quietly. He got tackled quietly. Funny af
So what was he wanted for? The cop said he assaulted someone
@@OrangeandGreenSoda He had a warrant for sexual assault, also was on camera stealing that bike.
@@rhue1908 Ty 🙏
that's a law that not even the most hardened criminals break
“You okay?”
“Yeah, you okay?” Killed me
That's Wisconsin for you 😂
The officer then goes “Yeah!” 😂😂 he even sounded a little surprised he asked him if he was okay
That’s what every criminal says to get in less trouble 😅
@@Football4Life163oh ty for telling me not to say that
I actually felt a little bad for that dude
The library cop had me in tears that was so funny imagine reading a book peacefully and then a second later a cop slamming down a criminal in front of you 😂😂😂
but he has perfect reactions - his reflexes amazed me, like a wild cat. I didn't expect it from such a big guy.
@@moetocafeliterally same
The funny part was how quiet both of them were! 😂😂😂
He just watched hot fuzz 😂
@@moetocafeLooks like this guy played football in highschool.
Nobody going to mention that despite Thomas & the cop having a little wrestle, they still whispered to each other in the fking library. Hahahaha.
yea and they both asked each other if they were ok! very wholesome!
I was dying because they were so respectful to the other patrons.
people in background seem unfazed
@@rachelk2193😂😂😂😂
There was no need to be uncivilized about it.
"He did not, in fact, dive face-first into the Halifax River voluntarily." 😂😂😂😂
I swear to god😂😂👏🏻
Throws man off bridge, throws gun or something into water, claims victimhood. Welcome to America.
I bursted out when I heard that
That made my day! 🤣🤣
The more wow part is you get thrown off the bridge. Yet declined to press charges. Just wow....
The guy with the stolen bike was one of the quietist arrests I’ve ever seen.
They were in the library don't you have common decency?
@@thorodenson2070😂😂😂❤
@@CandyKG28 just cuz he stole somebody's bike don't make him a total piece of s***.
“you good” “yeah i’m good, you good?” straight movie comedy lol😂
Damn the Cop on 08:17 is a real hero. Investigated only for a few hours, directly looked for his Bodycam after he locked down Thomas by his own, attached it again and waited patient for breath to get the Bossy sentences out: " You got a warrant for some kind of sexual assault - AND YOU STOLE THE BIKE "
Please Promote him^^
FOR REAL he kept it solid
And they both asked each other if they were ok pretty nice change to see x
he was jacked asf too i bet that tackle hurt 😂😂
Amos is 100% just someone’s uncle trying to help his family out
Exactly. I’m glad nothing happened and he got to go home
same its crazy tho 1 mill and nothing
@@thedayzgod We got bigger problems than cannabis, it's legal most states. I'm very glad he didn't get arrested
nah agreed was just saying@@stldiva76
@@kellyvu6870 he prob living in fear now and for a long time. might not be a big operation. But a hundred pounds and snitched out gets most "bosses" upset
Dude didn't have a fanny pack, he had a fenny pack
*Slaps fennypack*
'This baby can kill 100k people!'
you need to be locked up
What the hell😂
RectumAche: Did you graduate from the University of "Punsylvania" ??
Beat me to it. Lmao
Thank you to the officer that pays attention to stolen bicycles.
That was the quietest arrest I ever saw video of
@@jordanduplechin7676beautiful tackle too
@@TazyBaby Great tackle, but a hell of a lot of panting for a quick dash in a library, wonder how far he would get out on the street?
In a lot of communities, the adults on bikes usually means they are on parole. So folks pay attention because they are already parolees.
I was astonished the $20,000 in fines for a stolen $500 bike versus the $11,000 fine for throwing a man off a bridge in attempted murder. That’s interesting. Maybe running added the extra charges or just the area and prison he’s in must be very different.
The officer that stopped Amos 100% put in a good word for him to the district attorney to drop charges after watching the video.
federal attorney. theres only like 100 of them in the entire country
There was no reason to charge him. These taskforces go for the big guys.
Damn. Gotta give props to Amos. Hell of a guy for handling it the way he did. Something tells me that officer let prosecuting federal attorneys know Amos isn't a threat and gets 10/10 ⭐️ for being a nice dude lol.
I'm not a marijuana user, but marijuana should be legalized, in my opinion. If it were me, I feel like this is how I would handle it too 😆 Like yeah.. fuck it.. I know it stanky, no denying it. Cuff me.
@@zaca211I smoke weed and dabs and stuff like that. Live in Dallas too just to throw in extra context. One time I was driving and I had just picked up some bud. I was on my home and was pretty tired cause I just got out of a 8 hour shift plus overtime (mechanic). I get about 2 blocks away from my Weed man and I see/hear sirens behind me. My heart sunk, I panic inside my own head but on the outside I’m keeping my cool.
Cops comes to my windows, tells me I passed a stop sign. Looks at me dead in the eye and says “be honest. Do you have marijuana on you” I said “yup”. He tells me to get out and searches me then tells me to stand in front of his car. He asks me where the weed is at and I told him where and he grabs it and basically confiscated it. Gave me a ticket for passing a stop sign and told me to drive better and do better lol
@@sjjs444The feds don't persecute marijuana charges unless they're trying to tack extra charges on someone that did something else, or if they’re trying to stick it to someone. Some states still prosecute for it, but even that's rare even in states where it's not legalized/decriminalized.
I'm happy Amos got off without charges. I'm sure he learned his lesson. He's too honest, lol.
he's definitely gonna get way worse from his "boss"
@@amoney464 let us hope, he yeet from his boss area and some police undercover wandering around amos for a while lol
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If you do the crime, you gotta do the time. Don't start snitching he sang right away like bird
@@kingofkingz235are you mentally ill?
"He assaulted my property, I felt threatened sir"
"You just threw a male over the fucking bridge"
Harambes for ya
Amos seems like a good hearted man and I'm glad this cop was a good hearted man and gave written proof to hopefully spare Amos his life.
He’s a Harambe
I just hope it worked.. I doubt it because if I didn't see this video I would NOT have believed Amos.
" He did not in fact dive face first into the Halifax river...voluntarily". 😂
That was pretty good 😂
lol “my watch is dead” famous words of all Apple Watch users
Why wear it if you can’t use it🤦🏻♀️
Those watches is pretty trash
@@JessicaCruz-ro4ps Lmmfao. Mines been dead and chilling inside my jeep for the last three weeks.
@@Cooperbokeh but it’s not on your wrist 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 exactly my point
Smartwatches are the dumbest idea of the last 10 years.
I get that some cops wanna be Dick Tracy but come on, why wear a clock that doesn't perfor its primary function most of the times.
Golden rule: never commit more than one felony at a time.
Hm, yes, thank you for the advice (I’d prefer to have none)
Golden rule: avoid committing felonies.
@@martley_draws Golden Rule: The people with all the gold make all the rules.
@@tonyprice2256, отлично сформулировано!
@@tonyprice2256 real
Props to library ladies casually reading magazines while a felon gets cuffed in front of them….
Lol I'm from Wisconsin. It's not polite to stare!
@keight6090 Just asked my Mom this. Learned a couple of things.
It's not polite to stare in general, but Wisconsin it's especially egregious.
How Minnesotans will stand next to each other, facing the same way, when having a conversation.
Step to South Dakota and one foot points in the other direction.
And why I'm self-conscious about pointing. I don't point directly at people, but anytime I'm pointing at something I apologize to anyone in the vicinity.
Also, green Jello mold with cottage cheese. Eeeew.
Lol, those ladies were “this isn’t any of our business”
Love how Thomas and his cop kept the noise down because , you know, a library
It cracked me up😂
Neither cop nor criminal want any smoke from the . . . . librarian
The cop is gonna get arrested by the librarian
I never realised how satisfying cooperative criminals are. I vibe with Amos, he seems like a cool lad
Hope Amos is doing better. It's tough when you're sometimes forced into doing things you don't want to do or have to for survival. Praying he gets better people in his corner and stays out of trouble.
Life can throw curves, but usually “I have to commit crimes to survive” is not one of them, especially first world democracies.
@@Itried20takennamesit’s one of the easiest things to get into. the dealing community is so welcoming, ESPECIALLY when they know you’re at your worst and need it. It is also a ton of money quickly compared to putting in the effort to learn a valuable skill & MAYBE make close to that.
I love how it went from *Audible anger noises* to "Ay excuse me, sir-" real quick 😂😂
There must be 1000 pounds of marijuana to be considered a crime and yet in some places in the states if you get caught with a fucking roach you get sent away for a misdemeanour 😂
Did you not know that laws vary by location?
@@Itried20takennameswell obviously. They were just pointing out the sheer differences in punishments for some places
Around 2000 pounds* (2204,62262... pounds). The amount shown in the document was a 1000 kilograms. (The narrator misspoke and said pounds)
It’s also a federal agent assigned to a task force. He will absolutely be prosecuted at the state level. The federal police don’t usually dabble to 100ish lbs.
Uk laws 😑😑
1 Million worth of weed and you can go home with no charges or be arrested? I don´t get it??! But i like Amos, what a nice guy!^^
Seriously, just show this to every other dumbass that resists or runs away, just be co-operative, even if you're guilty, fewer charges and they'll treat you like a human being.
probably because he was the mule, and extremely cooperative
Probably a deal in exchange for information? I mean he is just the driver and not the mastermind behind it aka easily replaceble so he is more worth to the cops if he gets to run free but in exchange they get his boss
100lbs isn’t anywhere near 1mil idk how they got that number, a lb has around a $2000 street value, at most, that’s $200,000 for 100lbs
@@jazzy1545It was a lot more than 100lbs for sure he didn't know he guessed probably.
The second guy. Being walked to the patrol car. Cop asked is he was ok, he replied "yeah, you ok?" I like that. The guy with all that pot. Being honest goes a long way with the feds. Hope the guy he was working for was as decent as the feds were. The guy that killed his girlfriend. I think he's the only murder I ever seen, that actually sounded remorseful for what he did. He's still guilty of murder, but at least he still sounded human.
You can see it in Tommy's face. For the first time in several days he can finally let go of the real life worries and start working on the grief and gravity of what he did. From what i'm seeing in his face, he wishes more than anything, he could turn back time and maintain his composure so she didn't have to die.
You see the grief in his eyes. He can't believe who he is anymore. A murderer. That's why not everyone should own guns.
Stop with the fake thumbnails
Yea
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The tackle in the middle of the quiet library 🤣 I lost it laughing. Imagine you're just sitting there reading a book and that happens in front of you lol
SPEED READING IS A SERIOUS THING
I like that man standing on the side just watching lol then his wife comes up to check on him and walks away so he can keep watching lol.
Is it bad to say that I actually think Amos was pretty cool? I guess comparatively to the people in the majority of these videos, he's a bit of fresh air. Now, I'm not sure how his boss is going to react to that amount being seized.
It’s not bad at all to say that. I hope the guy got his life together and is doing fine. He was just given the biggest break by the federal government I’ve witnessed in any video thus far. They could’ve thrown the book at him, and ruined his entire life.
@@anthaleus3154 i mean, he was the mule, and he gave them the info they wanted, what else would they want?
they dont know if the guy was threatened to do it, they dont know if he HAD to do it, thats why they probably only just slapped his wrist as punishment, which by the way, was not the drugs, but the reckless driving.
He straight snitch though bro he held nothing back
@@oxishixoand what is wrong with that? People hate snitches.... not exactly sure why.
@@oxishixodon't tell me you're the type to go down for that shit.
He said "Here comes your AB brothers." As a black officer walks up😂😂😂😂😂
Harambes make everything about race
Thomas's arrest was the quietest I've heard in a long time.
That last video of the evil monster is horrifying. That poor woman.
The woman didn't exactly sound like a keeper. He should've just told her to leave him alone and never be around her again. Seems like he had been dealing with her for a long time and it all came out in one go. But if it's getting that bad and you're about to lose control, don't just tolerate it. Leave the situation.
@@jamesrussell2936
Bs and STFU. He literally had taken out a life insurance policy on her. That’s premeditated and motive.
@@jamesrussell2936 You takin the side of a murdurer? the video says he was abusive, She probably couldnt take it anymore
@@thor0740 No, I said that the guy should've left the woman/stopped being around her/told her to never talk to him again before he exploded and murdered her.
As far as being abusive, I wouldn't be surprised, but I'm not sure what you mean by she couldn't take it anymore. He said she was in there to sell his TV and other things, evidently without permission. Basically just stealing it. He also said she was "trashing his sh*t again." which means she had done as a habit.
To say he is a murderer is correct, as besides the killing itself, he also took out a life insurance policy on her a little before hand, showing he was likely planning on killing her anyway. But considering his honesty and cooperation in giving up and telling the story, it seems likely that the TV selling and trashing the room was the last straw and it had been building up to it.
Overall, it seems that at least both of them were abusive, which also makes sense because birds of a feather tend to flock together.
@@jamesrussell2936 I mean yea but you never gon know her story, he was cooperative cuz they were there for a reason and he prob knew it, She could be selling so she can get money and escape, Messed up case anyways
It’s cool that Amos got to go home and the deputy was so cool about it.
He gave them everything tho. I just hope he wont face any retaliation from the people he trafficked the weed for.
It pays to be humble and cooperative when you’re caught out. I hope Amos was ok when he had to tell his boss. Hopefully they checked up on him.
"He jumped off the bridge! ' 😅😅 wuuuuut dude hahaha
Bros crying went as such: he tried to take my bike > throws guy off a bridge > gets pulled up on by police in the act > quickly throws his phone over the bridge > then says he wast his witnesses 10/10 on the intelligence scale
Why am I so curious about what a criminal was looking up on a computer at the library? 😆
Probably looking up how much he could get for the bike! 😉 Possibly placing an ad online for it.
@@leslieoneal4464 honestly you're probably right.
He was posting the bike on Craigslist lol
He’s a sexual predator of children!! 😡😡
@@cherylloliver3251
Who evens go to Craigslist?
Everyone in the library was ready to jump into action... when they finished that chapter.
Bro threw his phone like "If i go, the phone aint coming with me"💀
Right I wonder what he was hiding on there.
@@ravynwoods5902 it wasn't his phone, it was drugs
He got a note from the police to excuse his missing drugs from the dealer???
That's how it sounded right?! Like, sorry my kid strained their ankle so can't do PE today
I think he more meant an excuse for his actual boss not the drug boss but ii'm just speculating.
Its so that they don't come after him for stealing the drugs. The police basiclly just say "We took the drugs" and while im sure the dealer won't be happy, he will not fully blame the driver.
Drivers are accused of stealing and sometimes killed as a result.
Officer Smith read that route like an NFL linebacker lmao
Shout out to Amos for being the luckiest man alive. He seems like a good dude. Might want to take this as a sign to quit playing with fire.
20:50 anybody else having trouble playing through the scenario that some guy threw your bike over the bridge, then jumped off the bridge and then you decided to throw your phone in the water of the bridge. Just trying to figure out why you would be laying or screaming you’re innocent.
Nah so what happened is the dude thought the bike should go for a swim, then bro was like oh shit bike can't swim, so he jumped off to save it, then he realized oh shit, I can't swim either, so our good brother here gave him his phone to call the rescue team.
@@officerahmo that’s a good scenario I like it.
@@officerahmounderrated comment
The dog smelled the drugs on Amos and kept trying to tell the officer.
That library cop for sure played football on defense sometime. Great tackle! Took the right angle and got him!
great tackling form too.
It's really satisfying to find a channel that treats all people with respect and honesty. Your videos are expertly presented, telling a well paced story as it unfolds with clear and interesting graphics. And the real bonus is; It's narrated by an experienced, well seasoned pro. You are like a breath of fresh air.
The man who got stopped with his trunk full of weed was smarter than it may seem. He knew he was fucked and the best way to handle it is to be honest about it without giving up names. He was cooperative and knew he was caught. I like to think it helps a lot in his court hearing. I smoke myself so I don't judge him, but damn, that sucks. The officer had reason to get a warrant if he denied it and then the charges would be much heavier. EDIT: He is dumb, giving up names haha
He'll probably end up dead somewhere
I'm not sure he did give anyone up.
He said it was the name on the paperwork. The paperwork should be fake. It should be just a cover, with fake/misleading information.
He may have even been instructed to do exactly this if caught. I am familiar with other situations where the mules are fed only false info. And told to be honest to the police if they are caught. Allowing the mule to be cooperative and minimise their time in custody and charges, while exposing nothing.
@@pkz420 that's probably for the best. but if someone sees this that set him up to do this trip might do something because he lost all of the product
As the other guy said, probably fake names.
@@pkz420 - That makes sense. So the boss will just grow more to send out.
I'm laughing so hard at the arrest in the Library. The calmest arrest I have ever seen.
Thomas and the Cop are а vibe loll
That shit was a tv show i swear
Dude who got tackled in the library should have yelled out, "Okay, okay! Jesus Christ! I'll pay my fines!!!"
😂😂😂
"Uh, justin" "huh? uh......um....middle intial?" I mean come on, he is obviously giving his real name.😂
Amos showing how you SHOULD act with cops!
That cop in the library was hilariously out of breath after his 11 seconds of activity 😅
Nevermind the fentanyl, he should catch a charge for the fannypack alone......
We call them Bum Bags over here, quite appropriate really.
😂😂
@danielreed5199 Bum bags - the top accessory for all eshays! Explains it all, really! 🇭🇲
Poor Amos dude was cool with the police so they didn't prosecute him but his boss probably was not very happy, he probably suffered the consequences later
Maybe, maybe not. Like a large corporation, smugglers know a certain amount will be seized. He actually played it so well he wasn't arrested at all, vs an arrest and thoughts of him snitching for real.
A million in product? I really hope Amos is okay...
@@Frostbite1090 He even had papers with him to give the cops a name. Seems pretty planned out what he should do if the cops caught him. I doubt the guy on the paper was the boss. More like a paid fall guy. Someone who doesn't mind being a wanted man, and eventually doing time, as long as he is paid enough for it.
@@SunGawdRa considering the amount stated (a lil over 100lbs) there is no way in hell its worth 1 million. Even doing the math with rather expensive prices (10 euros per g) it comes out to max 500k. More likely that stuff was in the ballpark of 250-400k
@@zokora3656nah that actually sounds about right. Weed here is 40-70 a gram.
oh shit im an electrician and regularly drive around with hammers screwdrivers and wire cutters, didnt know thats a charge lol
i’m sure if you told the cop ur electrician and they could tell they would not charge you.
Unless by "Electrician" you mean going around taking copper out of houses then no. Kinda like how it's not illegal to own the anarchists' cook book. But lord help you if you commit a felony while owning it.
1:14 i mean to be fair if i woke up to a light in my face and a person asking questions i would also be kinda irritable
He went over the bridge by himself lmao you can literally see him throw him over.
That policeman's _"what?"_ after the abusive monster just calmly states "I shot her" is so genuine and distressed
It was heartbreaking.. nobody expected that.. 😔
I love how the people in the library continued to just read their materials after seeing a cop tackle someone and put them in handcuffs 😂
Amos driving all over the road from a contact high 🤣
3 minutes in and I know she is anxious but if that officer clicks that pen one more time lol
Theyre still talking quietly in the library 😂😂😂
“Throws phone off bridge” completely missing little white baggie. Lol
I watch lots of channels like yours, but your extremely underrated! Your voice and commentary is great, and the subtitles are also good, you deserve more subs.
That library scene 😂😂 a man is literally being chased and being arrested on the ground and the people around are just minding their business and reading their books and talking to each other like its just another day 😂😂
Hell yeah for Amos. So glad the officer was chill about it, and that he let the man go.
Amos: i have drugs.
The cop: this is my easiest job ever in the history of my career.
The Weed dude did everything right, he owned up, was honest in the fact that he was just a lowly mule, he completely cooperated and even opted to waive his right to silence to explain everything, and the cop didn't prosecute him on scene, and since no incident arrived and the weed was seized, even the marshals let him go and didn't bother. Guy was so honest and nice that he was personally subtracted from the crime. That's good policing: Criminal justice is a social science. Gotta play it like one.
The cop going through duffel bags full of Marijuana with no gloves on. 😂
I swear I could smell that weed in Amos' van when he opened the trunk 😂
Never mind what they were charged with, and maximum penalties they might incur, TELL US WHAT SENTENCES WERE ACTUALLY HANDED DOWN!!!
"1,000 lbs or more"
That clearly says kilos, sir. That's like 2,200 lbs.
That female cop in the first vid was lucky the guy wasn't armed. She was way too nonchalant about their interaction in a dark car where a weapon could be hidden anywhere within reach.
i like how the whole pursuit and arrest was still very quiet because they were in a library. Also I love the fact the officer asked him after if he was good and then he came back and made sure he was ok too, it's like two friends just got done playfighting. Except... you know for all the crime and stuff
I really hope Amos boss didn’t send him to sleep with the fishes. 🥴
me too, but it sounded like he might be okay, considering he didn't seem big time. But my question is, why was he smuggling something during a time when it's legal in most states, now? It's like smuggling beer. Why? It might have high taxes, but you can still make money off of it.
12:54 IT STANK
3:25 *braincells* *working* was funny to me too 😭
what? I went to jail for 6 months for less then 2 oz of pot and that guy gets let go?
Well he was yk polite and being cooperative and stayed humbled plus he told them literally everything and the cop was chill too
Idk abt what happend to u but that must've been rough
All depends on the state you're busted in I guess.
damn bro
@@VaughnG71 Oklahoma, I was driving through. They saw CA plates and got behind me hella quick
The state you were in probably has different laws. These days, weed is legal in some states, but not in others.
I hope Amos didn’t get killed for snitching
thanks man i was having a bad day, i needed this
also, why did wilson get a charge for providing a false name to a police officer? he said his real name?
Oh hello!! I’ve never seen this channel before! New subscriber 😊
Love this stuff.
Thank you, I Really enjoyed this upload
red swim trunks was ASKING to be shot
its a miracle he wasn't! i was actually nervous for the cop the way he was reaching and digging around in his pocket
that lady officer questioning that guy sleeping in his truck in the middle of nowhere at night seems super risky. Everytime his hands were out of sight I got super anxious.
thomas and the officer talking was so wholesome, makes me have more faith in our police.
Nice tackle in the library & Daaaang, thats alot of urb! 😙💨
The defiance, protestations, denials of criminals caught in the act is stupefying.
Yet they all say the same thing; they create fictitious stories, they’re on camera committing the act but swear up and down they didn’t commit that act, they roll from screaming and swearing and acting aggressively to humbly complying with instructions in a matter of seconds…
delay and confusion
The library one is hilarious! Everyone just going about their day doing their homework or whatever as if there was not an epic take down right in front of them. Even the cop and the convict are whispering lmfao!!!!!! It's oddly precious!
The pleasant and polite interaction between the officer and Thomas…that’s 100% polite Wisconsin behavior.
“Aww shucks I’m going to jail for awhile ain’t I…”
“Why didn’t you just talk to me?”
“I was scared”
I'm obsessed with this channel and videos!
Sometimes I wonder if all these new police bodycam channels are somehow related. All similar style and stuff, although some are better than others
@@couch9416 At least this one is well-edited, and can be differentiated from others, and probably many are related
@@couch9416 yeah even the thumbnails look similar for some lol this one is a little better for sure
I just dont get it.
Hauling that much weed from Cali to DC and there's a good chance you're gonna get caught.
All it takes is getting pulled over one time.
And for a paltry $7 or 8K!!??
Not worth the risk at all!!!
He must've really needed the cash.
Personally I value my freedom more than 7 or 8K.
If you're a productive member of society you have a real job and a home with family.
Why risk that? People like this guy have nothing to lose because they're losers already.@@Bardooo
What i don't get is how they're gonna be transporting _that much_ weed and not have airtight containers.
It doesn't even have to be anything super expensive, just those bags that you can vacuum the air out of. Bag inside bag inside bag, and still end up with fewer duffles overall.
that first cop is so good at his job. what a pro, i wish more people with like this guy.
excellent editing, smooth voice, solid info and video
5 stars my dude
When you driving with illegal drugs why in the hell are you not driving with caution slo criminals man lmaooo
“Clearly not money” I love this channel
The last guy fascinates me. He looked... Shell-shocked.
4 days in a house all alone with a dead body. That's a lot of time to think and he... Did nothing. Didn't try to dispose of it or anything. Just waited for the consequences to find him.
Amos breathing becomes more relaxed as he confesses to the sheriff
The officer’s pen clicking on the first video felt like a full on interrogation tactic. So annoying.
my guy had 26 options, all of them equally possible, and instead chose not to answer. Absolutly brilliant
"I'm Justin."
"Middle name?"
"I'm Will."
"Justin?"
"No, Willson."
i dont think he even knew what he was saying there
The fact that Amos was so chill and didn't get charged is amazing
Amos was a sweetheart