Dash Cam: Milwaukee Police Pursuit Rollover Crash
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2023
- A reckless driver led Milwaukee Police on a 20-minute long pursuit that ended in a crash near North 76th Street & West Fond du Lac Avenue. No one was injured but the suspect was arrested. For more videos and photos, visit / incidentresponse .
I was surprised the entire police force wasn't behind him yet with those insanely clear directions
Exactly. I was thinking the same thing.
it's unnessary - they limit it to about 2-4 units (active) you can notice when he flips U turns there's units trailing with their lights off and just keeping close at a distance
Yeah this dept drives me crazy on how they train officers to motor mouth the radio. INSANE!!!!
@@dallas75241 - WTF are you talking about? The pursuit commentary here was absolutely perfect. The directions are to enable responding units to join the pursuit, and possible stop sticks to be deployed in advance, and the speed, traffic and road condition updates are required so that supervisors can monitor and terminate the pursuit if needed.
@@dallas75241 - What are you talking about? The pursuit commentary here was absolutely perfect. The directions are to enable responding units to join the pursuit, and possible stop sticks to be deployed in advance, and the speed, traffic and road condition updates are required so that supervisors can monitor and terminate the pursuit if needed.
This officer could make a fortune as a commentator of NHL or MLB.
Or YT police chases, see my comment above.
And leave a fun $19/hr paying job like this?? You crazy.
Commentator for nascar or formula one. With all the action on the opening lap of a race, he's the man for the job.
I can’t stand how Milwaukee PD calls out why they are in pursuit multiple times throughout. After the 3rd time it should be clear they are in pursuit with the car for whatever the reason may be.
when a driver is known to be armed...?
Police pursuits were just recently reinstated with strict guidelines, before they had been banned for years. So now, this is what’s required in a city of half a million people. This isn’t La Crosse
Wisconsin makes officers repeat too much info while in pursuit
Every dept has a pursuit policy. The one I worked for hardly let us use the siren let alone chase bad guys. And radio etiquette was strictly enforced, had to keep the channel open & say as little as possible, in an effort to keep the public unaware of crime.
In case you did not know he was wanted for armed robbery/ carjacking
LOL! I think we heard that 60 times
Also reckless driving
Lol 😂
Thank you I wasn't sure
I was wondering 🤣
In addition to other charges, anyone fleeing from the police who exceeds the speed limit or hits _anything_ should be sentenced to 2 years in prison - no parole.
2nd offense, 5 years in prison - no parole, permanent revocation of driving license within the US. 3rd offense, life in prison - no parole.
Prisons are made to prevent civilized human beings from being victimized by dangerous people. Use them as intended.
First offense 25 years in prison. Second offense execution. 🤪
Agree, mandatory sentence if speeds are excessive and the chase more than a few minutes. Arkansas now makes it a felony if the driver goes over the limit during the chase. I am sure that the Wisconsin liberal leftist court system will tell the driver he was a naughty naughty boy and then release him back out in to the streets to do more carnage within hours if not a few days..
You do understand that they don't think. Just make use of deadly force to add in the stop. Dispatch them quick.
Life or capital punishment
No execution required, first convictable gross negligence felony offense: Drop them out of an airplane at 500 feet, on a deserted Pacific island. Case close, no parole.
Sad the citizens need to pit maneuver the bad guys. Milwaukee Police Department step up and start PIT’ing.
Rules. They don't form policy from recommendations given by strokes on YT comments.
@@RLTtizME No shit really. Wow mind blowing.
@@DL-lz6pj Stop burning yourself. Bad for your image. It is funny tho strokster.
maybe they should@@RLTtizME
They are basically asking for a crash every time they chase and don’t pit. They need to pit as soon as possible or just don’t do anything at all. There’s nothing worse than pursing and letting them drive like morons the whole time until they hit someone.
Kept hoping they would PIT him, but I then remember that MPD aren't allowed to anymore. I believe they said it was to prevent possible damage to other's property, worked perfectly in this case.
LMAO ikr
wasn;t really any opportunity to anyhow, even if they had been allowed. sooo many parked cars.
No one was injured!? I find that hard to believe. Really??
it's kinda hard to die in a newer car if you're wearing a seat belt.
5:44 This Officer keeps up EXCELLENT contact with dispatch. Out of all the videos I've watched. This is The VERY BEST. SALUTE.
NOT
He was on the radio too much.
@@Kyle_402 He was doing that on purpose. If he floods the radio with updates and reports, a supervisor can't get a message through to force him to terminate the pursuit.
I imagine it's pretty annoying for anyone else who needs to use the radio.
It's excessive.
They could take a few lessons from Arkansas law enforcement! They screwed around with this guy way too long. If they had implemented a PIT maneuver early on, the horrendous accident wouldn't have happened! If he hadn't crashed what were they going to do, follow him all day? They had lots of opportunities to take him out early.
Milwaukee PD policy does not allow using a PIT
@@patstiff I forgot! It's Wokeconsin! Criminals have free reign!
@@patstiff It's sad that they allow someone to endanger so many other lives.
Liberal states, cities, protect the criminals instead of the citizens. These criminals could care less about the innocents in their path.
@ronnieisaacs6960 Lmao, it's not all of Wisconsin. Smaller suburban departments around Milwaukee do pits. Watch some Greenfield vids.
Was anyone else wondering if that was a Twinkie on the dashboard 😂
Half-eaten donut. Other half eaten after arrest is made. That's how police keep the motivation levels high.
Kinda looked like a mandarin orange cup haha
This officer communicated with dispatch effectively and laboriously. His pursuit of the perp was exceptionally dilettante and indefatigable too, incredibly commendable.
Yes Totally
Is that ur honest intelligent review of this situation?
@@sirren8808 Affirmative... What is your observation of this intense pursuit? Actually, don't bother, I don't care to know. You're dismissed 😁
Let's see...that's alot of syllables...🤔
@@Kltpzyxm17 Enunciate it with rapidity, trust me 🤭
"MILWAUKEE - A high-speed police chase ended with a crash near 76th and Villard on Milwaukee's north side Wednesday, Feb. 2.
The stolen Jeep being pursued flipped and went airborne as it crashed into several cars parked on the Hart Auto lot. The wild moments were captured on camera.
"It happened so fast because he was coming so fast," said Christine Gaspardo with Hart Auto. "It was just in a matter of a seconds - poo - everything was flying everywhere."
The stolen SUV barreled through the intersection of 76th and Villard, ignoring the speeding police cars behind it. It hit a red car and then a fire hydrant before taking flight in the Hart Auto parking lot.
"It went airborne, it flipped over several times, it turned over," Gaspardo, a former EMT, said. "I saw the gal laying on the ground, so I started to assist her with one of the police officers."
Stolen vehicle pursuit ends in crash near 76th and Villard in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police said the pursuit began near 60th and Capitol - roughly two miles away from where it ended - shortly after 1:30 p.m. A police officer spotted the SUV, which had been stolen in a reported armed robbery, driving recklessly and tried to stop it, but the driver refused.
The driver of the stolen Jeep, along with two passengers, sped through the streets while documenting it all on Facebook.
"Everything was live (streaming) while they were driving around in my truck," Pamela Watkins, the stolen Jeep's owner, said.
Watkins followed along, finding her stolen Jeep destroyed. The Lyft driver said she had been carjacked a day earlier after picking up a teen.
"When I turned back to look at the young man, he pulled out the gun and pointed it at me, and he said, ‘Ma’am, you got to get out your car,’" said Watkins.
As Watkins processes it all, Larry Rowell, the owner of Hart Auto, looked at his own damage in disbelief.
"Broken windshields, smashed in windshield, the roof was damaged on top," said Rowell. "It smashed into these cars, and that’s where it was a domino effect all the way down."
Stolen vehicle pursuit ends in crash near 76th and Villard in Milwaukee
An unforgettable day is leaving its mark in more ways than one. MPD said a gun was recovered, and a 17-year-old was arrested. The teen was taken to the hospital along with the two passengers and the drivers of two other vehicles. Nobody at Hart Auto was injured.
"It’s very sad that kids think this is OK," Watkins said.
Criminal charges are expected to be filed in the coming days."
Thanks.
They are not kids if they are using a gun.
@@tcm2kd5000 Agreed They know the difference between Right and Wrong.
The first 1 hour post I have ever seen.
“All charges have been dropped since the suspect called the BLM headquarters”
One of those not allowed to pit things again. Letting them run through a city should be illegal. they should at least give them a rear-ender to let them know what's up.
Absolutely agree. End it asap.
Unfortunately they left it up to an unsuspecting citizen to perform the pit.
They don't do pits like they used to anymore because the democrats started whining and crying like they usually do so now they have a great chance to get away, milwaukee also used to deploy starchase quite a bit and it seems the same people who wanted to stop pit maneuvers also didn't want to pay for the upkeep for starchase.
@@fireflames-ue2gm It makes sense to me that the longer/further they let a runner go on for, the more liable the police would be. I just googled why some states don't allow a pit, and it said due to police being liable. It sounds like states that don't allow have their own logic backwards. Very strange.
NOBODY was injured? You can't tell me the person who got t-boned by that dirtbag wasn't in a world of hurt.
the dirtbag is the one that got t-boned. it's pretty tough to die in a newer car if you are wearing your seatbelt.
I guess sideways impacts aren't so bad because relatives speeds would be < 80 mph, plus the force would get cushioned as the truck is pushed sideways
@@payfritftw1336 when a vehicle comes in contact with another object there are three collisions. First is the vehicle hitting the object, second is your body hitting either restraints or the interior of the vehicle, and then there's your internal organs hitting the inside of your body. The force of that impact certainly left its mark on somebody.
Charger + aggressive approach + PIT = earlier intervention, reduced risk of crashes. Difficult task on these roads but certainly achievable. I think everything there is to say about the radio-jamming comms has already been said 1000 times in these Incident Response videos. It's always nice to hear that no innocent folk were injured, but the felon needs to pay restitution for the property damage -- every last cent. Make'em work with a ball and chain.
they cant pit sadly
How did the driver of sedan not get injured? Hit the perp head on at like 80
Too long.
PIT isn't allowed inside Milwaukee city limits. I like the ball & chain though. 😎
The Ford exploders and giant boat denallies are No pursuit vehicles
Chargers rule the roost
Hopefully those officer got to finish their breakfast.
They sure don't use the Pit Manuver. They had plenty of chances. Now an hit and roll over. I hope the folks that got hit was alright.
No PIT allowed in Milwaukee.
Regs sweetie. Thanks for your advice tho.
If the cop knew/were allowed to PIT, he could have potentially saved a life, chief.
weren't allowed to. milwaukee pd.
I hope that SOB was erased. A speedy recovery to the ones in the other vehicle.
What a laborious task, repeating every 10 to 15 seconds all the same info, over and over and over. Color, make and model, as though the crims might give it an on-the-fly paint job. Reason for the pursuit, as though the instigating impetus is gonna change any moment. It's almost like a test, to verify the pursuing cops aren't suffering some short term memory defect, or that they haven't got lost or distracted, and started chasing someone else, like a dog after a squirrel.
It seems a bit insulting to me. And it had better not be expected if the cop is by himself; that could lead to a bit of task overload when fractions of a second make a huge difference to reaction times.
Very frustrating watching this. So much so that I had to fast forward to 3/4 of the way to the end. For a while I was thinking that the city did not allow more one squad per chase. Also, Milwaukee have you ever heard of the PIT maneuver? This should have ended much sooner. Call Arkansas, they can teach your officers.
1st- absolutely a phenomenal job with driving and being aware of surroundings. Not falling into the TunnelVisionZone!
2nd- why did half the police cars/vehicles not have their lights on?
3rd- many ppl say he did a great job with radio, however I would say too much talking. Only need to provide on a continuous basis the direction of travel, speed and traffic conditions. Maybe it’s their departmental policy to say the reason for the chase after EVERY SINGLE TRANSMISSION and surface conditions after EVERY OTHER TRANSMISSION but that’s the 2 things that rarely ever change. If it does Hapn to change (like traffic conditions) then give that update. Due to the nature of the original crime, it’s unlikely that the pursuit would get terminated by a supervisor, however if by chance a supervisor wanted to terminate the pursuit, they couldn’t because these officers laid on the mic button whereas it left little room for ANYONE to get on the radio. For instance, the officer that laid the spike strips probably couldn’t even get on to say his location and that he was deploying spike strips. (IMO)
But again, great job driving and being aware of lights/stop signs and entering intersections with due caution
Wow, that was intense. We all knew it was going to happen, and it did. I'm glad you got that suspect. Did everyone in the crash survive? 👍
No. They were pronounced brain dead before the chase even started.
@@tyjohnston5889they meant the innocent victims dude
@@tyjohnston5889moron
The cop calling CLEAR, then CRASH even before impact was damn good.
Would love to see the arrst at the end of these videos.
Hands down, the best commentary from a U.S. pursuit I’ve ever heard!
He created So many opportunities to have killed some innocent people. He needs to go away for a long time due to his disregard for human life.
Very intense! Officer has awesome skills on communicating and driving!
The driver drives, the passenger broadcasts. Usually, once a secondary squad joins, that squads passenger will broadcast, leaving the primary squad to focus on the pursuit.
No way in hell that accident should have been the result. The police should have shut that shit down with a pit or ramming the car LONG before it got to that point. Police in this town were going to chase that fool all day and night. About as pathetic as LA police. If doing a pit isn't allowed, great job passing that law, you just got people seriously killed as a result of not doing what it takes to end a pursuit to save other people's lives. Pathetic!
Who else feels like they're at a Daytona 500? You got the fast cars and the commentator
aghh, i wish i could see what happened afterwards!
If this cop was a sportscaster, no one would miss ANYTHING going on in the game. This guy is good! 😂
you need to show more after the crash you just leave us hanging
That video ended a bit too soon. It's always nice to see them put the "habeus grabbus" on the bad guy.
I agree. That was sort of a letdown.
Milwaukee needs to get more drivers and cruisers certified for PIT.
It must be a Wisconsin thing to constantly comment during a pursuit. Giving direction, speed and condition updates is one thing, but to constantly say what the offense is while trying to drive seems overly informative.
Continuously reporting the moisture content of the roadway turns out to be an important tool for capturing criminals.
It's not a Wisconsin thing but a MPD thing
Can't help wanting to see the PIT maneuver. Check how ASP does them...
I can’t believe how agile that Jeep was! Of course a PIT would have been well called for…
With all the police cars and no stop sticks.
I'm surprised the Jeep didn't break down or wasn't recalled during the pursuit!!!
Or caught on fire without crashing
Or it had a Hellcat engine, yep they make them cuz it was walking away from the cruiser.
@@billdurham8477 Most stolen cars go way faster.....like a rental car .....lol
These selfish humans should be locked up for life.
Someone here said they're not allowed to PIT in Milwaukee. And here I thought that that's why the dude was jerking as a car sideways like a crazy jitterbug.
‘A reckless driver’… prolly a future engineer late for a physics exam.
Too bad a good citizen had to do your job. Should have pitted within the first 5 minutes of not stopping.
Taking that BBQ sauce lid for a tour of the city 😂
Why are they trained to repeat the charges so much over the air ?
Dept. Policy
The officer who was updating on where the pursuit was going and given location of said position, great work on his part.
I do have to note though, just listening to him talk so fast and long makes it feel like I lost all the air in my lungs lol
That was an epic chase, good to hear the suspect was arrested 👍🏻
That poor cop, hard enough maneuvering in trafic while chasing this zero, he's got to give blow by blow. At one point he sounds like an auctioneer, I've got Carjacking, Reckless Driving and Armed Robbery, can I hear a Felony Fleeing???
Cops sound like sport announcer, commentator at a football game accept this is a car chase.😂
When I saw he flew by the Popeyes chicken for the third time, he was never going to stop.
MPD are really great pursuers. Give them chargers and carpe blanch to TVI and these chases wont last 18 seconds let alone minutes.
Feel sorry for the poor driver that ended up hitting him. Their day was ruined.
Literally 18 mins of this chase could have been solved with the right PIT. But I forget they want their criminals alive up there so they can just let em back out and do it all again.
That officers call outs were impeccable.
Amazing! That's one exceptional officer!!!
Difficult to watch this. Keep getting distracted by the reflection of what looks like cheeseburger on the dashboard. It finally slid off about the 19 minute mark. Not only is there going to be a crap ton of paperwork, but officer is not going to get to finish his lunch either.
Great job MPD now that is a good skilled officer
One thing I’ll point out… The lead car had the chance to end it early with a TVI! When the Jeep was making the turn at a slow speed he had the opportunity! Every damn officer needs to be TVI/PIT certified. That way these accidents don’t happen!
So many opportunities for a safe pit, could have ended this much sooner and safer!
That actually would've been hard to PIT even in a different county. The suspect was a good driver (so was the cop).
whats the point in having that bumper on the front if he isnt gonna use it?😂💀
I'm pretty sure the make, model, and color of the Jeep is not going to change, why keep repeating it? 😂😂 the cop must have a second job as a sports reporter lmao gives you the whole play by play. Great video thanks
I wish the outcome for these thugs would have far more serious, as in permanent. We can't have these high speed chases continue in Milwaukee. Innocents usually get hurt.
THESE VIDEOS ARE INCOMPLETE THEY DONT SHOW THE OUTCOME OR ANYTHING THAT FOLLOWS THE IMPACT OR THE ACCIDENT
Bravo Mike… i'm so surprised.
For reckless driving??? I "get it." As a veteran of law enforcement myself....the end result is ridiculous. Law enforcement creating more danger than the perp they're after. HORRIBLE policy.
Just wondering why one of those many officers parked, didn’t throw down spike strips?
Please do some research and give us some follow up details.
This guy did amazing directions , and he is driving following this crazy driver
Hes drivin like hes wanted for armed robbery / carjacking 🤣
Pure gold….hopefully he didn’t survive! Way to go officers!
He survived, and when he's out of jail he'll be banging your mom 😂
I understand your frustration, but wishing for someone's death says a lot about you as a person.
that was a brutal crash!
1: Awesome chase 2: nobody is talking about the donut on the dash??! Yums!
I wish we could have got the arrest footage.
Several opportunities to stop the fugitive ended up hitting an innocent driver who was crossing an avenue. Having more initiative and attitude is essential.
MPD should "secretly employ" some citizens to intervene and end these chases a lot sooner.
In Milwaukee you have to wonder how many of these characters get charged with felony
In my opinion, you don't have to wait for it to hit someone to stop it. The have an iron bumper. You have to try to turn it over like they do in Arkansas.
After extensive research, I was able to find out he was wanted for armed robbery and carjacking. Maybe the cops should mention that, at least once, during the pursuit.
Preventing this from ocurring again is the problem with repeated criminal acts by repeat criminals let out over and over.
MPD rides 2 man units. 1 drives the other mans the computer radio and lights and siren
How anyone thinks this is safer or better then a well timed PIT is baffling to me...
No execution required, first convictable gross negligence felony offense: Drop them out of an airplane at 500 feet, on a deserted Pacific island. Case close, no parole.
I never heard from dispatch on the radio in the first 4 minutes of the chase. They usually repeat for other officers in the area to assist.
I live in Milwaukee. Police are not allowed to do pit maneuvers anymore.
Terrible that he didn't suffer mortality problem.
this officer is FANTASTIC at calling out street names, no hesitation & sounds relaxed
I hate to say it but MPD is inept. They need to figure out a way to end these types of pursuits sooner so someone doesn't get hurt
It was like google map lady on 2 ounces of pure off white coke
Follow them until they run out of gas or injure/kill an innocent pedestrian... interesting strategy Milwaukee. There were plenty of chances to stop this idiot. You're endangering the innocent. I hope the suspect has to at least pay for all damages and hospital bills that was caused by his absolute reckless neglect for society.
Cardinal direction seems so hard
No pictures of the suspects eh?
Oh Lawd.. Talk about putting people in harm’s way.. that escapade should cost that perp 20 years..
What a fantastic commentary by this officer 👍🏻
It’s wild out here smh
Why is this entire video sped up? That car they are chasing would never maneuver like that in real life.
Why did you stop the video. We want to see to the end. All other channels show us all. Thats b.s.
Jeez this guys callous are almost unbearable