You can tell this cop is extremely respectful and extremely caring about the kids. He doesn’t yell at anyone for this, he pushes kids out of the way but isn’t overly aggressive, once the kids calm he uncuffs him, amazing cop, we need more like him.
@@ellebee5607oh dear what should we do Elle! He used a bad word in a stressful situation but didn’t beat down on a poor child involved in a fist fight when he could have been like all the other police on RUclips, I don’t care if he swears as long as the other person is being treated like a human being -_-
For those who will think the cop is wrong for putting him on the ground: 1. It takes control away from the kid so they cant move and create problems, and 2. Taking that control away shows the kid they have zero power against the officer. This cop was calm and respectful and did a good job
Like all situations, the officer should use the force required and no more. Being underage does not and should not grant you immunity or leniency and it doesn't make you any less dangerous. Some cultures believe that violence is never the answer. We are not one of them.
The people crying about what the police did blows my mind. Your part of the problem and don’t even realize it.. What a wonderful generation we coming up.
I don’t see them doing anything wrong here,they diffused a situation that had potential to turn deadly with the way kids are these days. Only thing I could argue with is questioning the kid without a guardian since he’s underage. But that’s knit picking really.
Sick animals get euthanized when they present behaviors believed to be dangerous to the public or owners safety. Explain to me how these kids are different from sick animals?
It’s only going to get worst. Kids these days have no respect for anyone. Then cry about police using force . How else are you suppose to arrest someone that’s not complying? Beg them?
@@Tierone1337 "kids these days" you mean college kids and 30 year olds living in their mom's basement? It might've just been where I went to school, but everyone for the most part is extremely respectful, if you give them respect. That's something old gens don't get about us, if you don't try to show us the slightest respect yourself, you're not getting shot from us. We really do work off of "respect is earned" and not respect based on age difference. It's wild y'all were raised that way.
To the people mad about the cop getting the kids out of his way like that. What do you expect him to do? Ask them politely to get out while the ones fighting could’ve poke their eyes out?
Exactly!!! Those people that are slagging off the police officer … are the ones that are part of the damn problem!!!! I fully agree with you….the police officer did EXACTLY what he was trained to do….💙💙💙
@@Murdoc2080 ahhh okay. Makes sense. It doesn’t look like a bad school. It looks nice n well funded. There’s really bad ass little rich kids everywhere
We had one in my highschool (wasn’t a full office just a police desk) and it wasn’t a bad school, a lot of school do it now for safety but also because schools are centrally located in a community and so naturally it makes for a great place to stage law enforcement
@Devin defending what behavior he's making an observation that the kid was actually respectful when it came down to the officer and everything it would've been worse had he kept acting out like a child and kicking and screaming... would you rather him defend that behavior you're ridiculous I can tell you have no social life by just your comment go cry to your mom
I retired from this police department in December 2013. I had a great career close to 20 years with them and prior to them I served with another local police department for over 1 year and 4 months. I have the utmost respect for CCSDPD.
I had like 3 cops in my HS. They were pretty chill and most of the kids liked them. Much more friendly than the principals/administrators. Never saw them throw anyone down but they definitely put kids in cuffs after fights. One of them was supposedly a track star before they were a cop so everyone joked not to run from them lol
@@ewankerley4840 they still work for the local police department. They’re not any less of a police officer than the ones who pull you over. Honestly, they’re even better because they go through special training to deal with juveniles
@@CC-qx6ss not everywhere atleast for the being part of the local pd, in my town they were technically their own police department, even though there was only the one guy, but he got a seperate budget all together, he had the same power as every other cop, but he was technically his own pd. He was a retired regular cop tho
@@ewankerley4840 Do SRO's still drive squad cars and carry guns? Just curious if my school was weird, but this was also like 10 years ago. I know one of them was a traffic cop before he came to the school, he was pretty young too.
What else are you supposed to do? Catch a possible "attempted murder" or "aggrevated assault on a LEO"? Of course no one is stupid enough to do that. Police are always protected by the badge. Can't hurt them back.
@steam ship history oh yeah I forgot you probably have $20k laying around and catch free conviction felonies homie you know and I know for fact you wouldn't dare fight a leo back unless you really are that badass and willing to catch free cases that will cost your entire life and many regrets of mistakes you ain't doing that. My friend really did that, and now he's regretting it every second. You never fight with the cops. Just let them do their job. Regardless, you're going down, so fight it in court with your lawyer
@@aaaaaaaaaa359 oh look a bootlicker. You think “cops are great” why? Why must you insist upon sucking cops off? So lame. Pigs are the lowest type of person.
@steam ship history it does indeed protect them. A situation with a civilian is not the same as a situation with a police officer. For example if you spit on somebody who is a civilian you may or may not get charged with a crime. However if you spit on a police officer you WILL get charged with a crime.
@@WeazelNewsUSA you might be interested in becoming a US marshal or a bondsman if you like kicking doors 💀 as a police officer you won’t do it as much as them, and that’s if they have you do it at all .
@@Babylungs702 That has nothing to do with the cop though, they dont work for the school they work for the state and county and are tasked with helping at the school. They dont get paid by the school. So no matter how much the parents pay it wouldnt change how the cop acts or thinks.
@@donutperson9027 I was about to say because why do they have a police office,my school was kinda violent and we didn’t even have police office,if you need a police office things must be pretty bad
@@tobyflenderson892 bro I'm not a fan of cops but that resource officer handled this fine. The administration calls the parents not the school cops as long as it's a simple infraction. The kid isn't going to jail. Stop trying to make a mountsin out of a mole hill.
@@secretsoftware thank you for being nice even if your against cops. I’m thankful not because you said it but because you were still respectful instead of blaming the cop for doing something they never did. And also most if not all SRO’s are city police or sheriff deputies. Or at least in my area they use city police and deputies
@@everydaylifer2019 i feel like Resource officers and homicide detectives are where most of the good good end up. Very rare to see them pulling bs, especially homicide detectives.
@@spyder027 definitely a bit of an overexaggeration. There are a lot of good cops but I would not say it's 99%. It's not really clear but I'd say it's closer to 75% or 80%.
When the person the police are dealing with acts like a human, the outcome is usually pretty civilized. Things usually escalate when the person who is being detained acts like an uncultured ignorant fool, things generally don’t go well.
@@thedog7494 people's definition of a "bad" cop can mean anything. People call cops bad after they kill an armed person. It also just depends on where you live though. Here on los angeles I'd say it's probably 90-95% in nice areas and 70% in worse areas because they are all paranoid
My school resource officer was one of the best influences in my life. He played basketball with us bad kids after school, if you missed the bus he would come pick you up. He was an all around good impression on kids who are leary about police.
For those people who like to complain about officers in schools arresting kids, let's just say that if they weren't there because you want to argue about them using authority, these kids will just continue killing each other. I feel there's another group of idiots out there who will protest against cops in schools without thinking of the outcome. This officer was very calm and collective, it's just sad that not everyone can see the reasons why there are cops in schools. If you follow history, you will see the changes people made by protesting against certain things being banned in public schools and one thing led to another.
The school police office used to be upstairs right next to the main office. It's comforting knowing there are police there incase of a school shooting especially being right in the lunch room where an active shooter would most likely go. Notice his gun locker next to the shelf with the empty gun case on the shelf. This officer protecting the kids. And he still gets hate for it.
That's because most of them aren't doing that, like one that slammed a middle schooler and broke his skull making him disabled and he covered it up with the school until the family sued and it got exposed. School cops can be known to be chill and not like the ones you see in public but that doesn't mean every one of them are all of a sudden different or separate
we have a school resource officer at my school but theres a 50/50 chance he'll actually be there. He is really cool but manages other schools as well and doesn't have a office at my school
@@nateplayz8555 Smaller Districts will have like one Officer for all 4-5 Schools in the District. Sometimes it's money, others its politics and anti police
i mean they would have asked the other kid eventually and if you have that many kids in a lunch period at one time u definitely have cameras so either way the kid who was “ too honest” was gonna get bagged anyway
@@snoop_dog6927 No it doesn't, just cause people seen it doesn't mean incriminate yourself.....Premeditated crimes are 10x worst than just doing it, he could have fucked himself up even more if that had been a more serious charge....therefore what you're saying makes zero sense .
I remember in high school seeing a teacher in a back brace she had little movement of the neck too . She was only 5ft tall and a tiny woman & asked another class mate why she was like that & I was told she tried to break up a fight when she worked in the middle school , a few years back & Now is permanently in a brace. Our district was fairly small & mostly middle class . So it can happen pretty much anywhere to anyone.
@@asmeroe764 no thats not the reason they take the phone. they have a bodycam anyway do them getting filmed doesnt matter. and he just kept the phone aside so it doesnt get used
@@Keyurbhuta I agree with you but just bc they have a bodycam doesn't mean you shouldn't do your own recording. Bodycam footage can be hard to obtain and can be put behind a paywall and edited.
@@parishsosa the officer took the phone to prevent further distractions, so there could be open communication about the incident. Once the phone’s up, all outside connection is cut off.
As a teacher I can tell you this is what it's become. At my old school it was all out brawls all the time. I'm very worried about the kiddos. Very worried. I want the best for them, but it's tough with everything going on in this world. They definitely feel the pressure and they feel defeated. Their only outlet sometimes (to them) is violence. My friend is a writing teacher at his old school and two doors down from his room a girl stabbed another girl (this is in the BPS system) and it broke his heart that all this time later, it's still this bad for these kids.
@@fuzz6938 its not even the focus of the video, that's why its random, and yes hate towards anything could be random, I don't know where you are pulling that knowledge from
The calm from everyone in this video is refreshing. She was fighting with a dude when Mr Popo arrived, and then calmed herself down with a quickness once in a quiet environment. De-escalation is what we ask so loudly for, and it's nice to see how it can work.
"De-escalation" is a myth when dealing with aggressive people. The one being "de-escalated" must make the decision to cut the crap. NEVER has that actually worked. Go live in a black neighborhood some day. You'll deal with it all day every day. As soon as you use your words, you are seen as weak, and immediately are seen as a target. The only thing that "de-escalates" people like that is swift, decisive, overwhelming violence.
@@screwgoogle4993 not true when dealing with people with severe agression problems and autism. this video i think was good too i think the cop did everything right. but u should not always jump to physical contact or violence first in a siuation with someone who has a mental impairment or a disability. there not just crazy angry people but there human beings that need the correct form of help and some people might be beyond help but thats why theres places for people with those problems that severe. though those are not to help people it seems more to keep really crazy people there.
I wouldn't have been as gentle as he.... on the other hand the hallways would be atrocious if everyone acted on those desires. I'd probably end up hiding out in my old class for 5-10 minutes then rush to class lol
It’s not really a police station. Some schools (depending on where you are) have one or two School Resource Officers on campus. They are officers, yes, and they work for the department, but they are there in case there is an emergency at the school, so that the people there always have someone to go to, and there can be an almost immediate response to an emergency. The office isn’t really a station, it’s just so that the officer(s) there can have a place to do their work while staying on campus for the kids.
I got to have my son watch this. Respect the officer and you'll be treated fairly. This kid did a good job as well as the officer respecting each other I think.
This is the exact reason why I am doubtful about having children. If any of my kids get hurt from bullying or childishness like this, best believe I would take care of business.
You can have kids and still handle your business. But I respect your decision, competing with social media to keep your kids sane is difficult. If I had known what the world was gonna become I would not have brought them into this Satanic mess…. Best of luck to you!
At the same time if your children are being bullies are being immature, a good parent sees this and reprimands and corrects. Too many parents nowadays defend their children no matter what they do. It's mind-boggling to me as my parents would have set *me* straight.
Sorry to burst your bubble but people always say this same time but when that actually happens they stand there paralyzed and don't know wth to do so best believe nothing..
Stuff like this happen at my school all the time. Massive gang related fight happened and so many cops came and it was a huge mess. The people mad about this need to understand that teachers staff and police most times don't understand the situation and anything could happen. One of those boys could had a gun and shot the other. You never know. Great job on the cops part
I went to this high school in Las Vegas for my Sophmore and Junior years. By far the worst high school experience I’ve ever had. I wouldn’t even call it a high school, more of a prison. Drug dealings in the bathrooms, fights almost every day in the locker rooms, and a very small percentage of faculty compared to students. The school is over 300% capacity with classes up to 60 students or more crammed into tiny classrooms. I was lucky to be in Honors and “smarter” classes to weed out the riff raff. The cafeteria is always a hell scape with fights, horrible cafeteria food, and poorly kept grounds.
Once you get outta school you ask yourself,,,,,what were we even fighting about and that it was so stupid..... Truth is there's only a couple things in life worth fighting over
I went to HS 1972-76. 2,000 students. Never ever did the police have to show up for anything. Having to have actual cops stationed on campus would've seemed out of this world. The only connection our HS had with the police was that they hosted our Friday night dances.
@@MikeJones-oe3do its been around since the earty 2000s. most resources are spent cycling the officers to different schools as they are caught grooming the girls
He handled that exceptionally 👏 The kid was in the heat of the moment and had to be restrained a bit, as soon as the cop saw he was calmed down and ready to talk he un-cuffed him
My school would just separate and out of school suspension. Cops only got involved if it was outside of the school or group fights. That was my school though
We always had police at school after columbine and cameras. We still fought but the cops never did us like this, we had respect and backed off. The new generation is odd
@@joshfleming116brother this is vegas these kids are wild fucking animals. and if you havent lived in vegas than you wouldnt fucking know this is a regular occurrence in grades 6-12 in las vegas schools. believe me i saw ahit like this multiple times a year from 6th to 10th in vegas. i moved to washington beginning of 10th and in my three years of school there i saw 3 fights. only three times and its also because i moved to a predominantly white area. i walked into school that day and the poc to white ratio is 1:10. now in vegas especially the west north and east sides are mostly minority communities. now im not saying minorities are the issues but the parents who raise these kids. these are people who dont gaf what their kids do because if they did i wouldnt have seen it as much as i did. im a poc and i know that its us who cause these problems. its no surprise that i felt incredibly safe at my new school compared to Western High school. look up all the incidents that have happened at that school in the last 7 years and youll see what im talking about
Sometimes with an officer so calm and respectful it radiates calm energy even down to locking the cuffs so they don’t tighten down. Good to see things like this
You can have any career and still be a terrible person regardless of how much aspiration and education it took to get there, but that's besides the point, these are just kids and whatever you're getting at with that doesn't matter here, if you're so above it all then just be a good example.
That's always the best tactic. From behind and aggressive. Secure that perimeter and protect the detain. You have no idea how quick these situations can become deadly. Great training guys! Respect
All the kids yelling “omg” “stop! “what are you doing?!” Umm what are y’all doing just watching the whole thing while someone actually does something about it so it doesn’t get even more out of hand…
Good job, well done. For anyone hating on the resource officer how about you focus on the parents or parent that failed this kid by allowing this to happen. Kids are not the problem, the lack of parents and a stable household is.
thats stupid, even kids in stable houses and good parents, helicopter parents, whatever you wanna call it...are gonna fight. Its unrealistic for you as an assumed adult to think otherwise.
@@akiabowens5395 Exactly, kids will do stupid shit regardless. In my Middle school there were a few fist fights between the football team because things got heated during practice but things ended pretty quickly and were calm after.
@@dragonace119 yes, especially with sports teams. Those are people you're with everyday for a certain period, there are bound to be some disagreements during those times.
@@Aly-op8nx I live in California. My school has security. They ride bikes around the campus and have hand cuffs and a pepper spray. And in another distrcit not far from my district they have cops.
The beginning of this video is nostalgia for me, I went to high school in Las Vegas, and the chairs and tables are still the same as they where in early 2010s [ I went to Northwest Career And Technical Academy/Highschool, 2011-2015] though I had no fights because the kids I went to school with were high achievers, its still reminding me of my school days .
I heard the girl say she tried to fight a dude. Honestly that’s pretty fucking sad. And the dude even told her “let’s take it outside” this generation I stg!!
They’re so misguided. It’s really sad to see. I thank God every day for blessing me with children who understand the meaning of respecting themselves and others.
So how the fight started was a kid across the room started walking up to him, called him a few names and he started throwing punches. There were 4-5 punches from both before teachers jumped in. Our school had on campus police so the response time was within a minute. I dipped out after that.
This was awesome. Not the fighting of course but the aftermath. Officer didn't wade in "RESPECT MAH AUTHORITY". No issues with him moving the kids out of the way, didn't see any of the observer kids take offense - general school population respects him. Kid realized who took her down and felt safe (immediately complied without fear). Cuffs on then cuffs off as soon as safe. This cop is a mentor and definitely understands the assignment.
Here in Arizona we had a Master Teacher from Chicago that was supposed to help the high school teachers be better teachers and she was so bad at handling students that fights broke out everywhere she went. She was the most toxic person I ever met. I thought maybe she was working at this school, because she lived in Las Vegas for a while.
I wish people could understand that what people say about you and think about you is none of your business. I have been guilty of this, too. Most of the time what others are saying or thinking isn't true anyway. Getting upset about it and reacting negatively does nothing but cause chaos. Now that I am much older, I have learned to ignore others and love myself. I say who I am. I know kids don't understand this yet, but I hope they do in time. God give them peace.
The thing is People are able to be really nice and respectful when they’re being questioned about possibly doing something wrong. I worked in a prison. A lot of those guys are really good at playing innocent and acting like they’re peaceful and cooperating.
My wife is one of only a handful of staff members at her grade school who is trained in physically restraining students. This is necessary when there's violence or some autistic kid tries to run into traffic, etc. Every one of the defensive and pro-active holds (that only she and a few others are allowed to use in these circumstances) are so passive that it's all laughably worthless. They need cops for a lot of the things they can't handle because everything they are trained in is 100% useless. And they are expected to basically take it when kids are swinging on them full force
they try to, but not every school has enough cops around to do that, my old highschool is lucky to have atleast one during the day because theres only so many on duty during the day
Yeah i totally agree it should be like a prison. Only speak if spoken to and the little ones get beaten like back in the day with their maria juan drugs. The police need to take back their schools and keep an eye especially on the mexicans with their devil weed
Former Las Vegas student here (Moved out in July, getting a better high school education) these schools were trash. I'm glad officers were there to take care of the situation
It's good we have cops on the school campus, each school really needs cops inside the school campus especially offices for them too. Kids these days in school are fighting over every stupid situation or saying something back to each other which is ridiculous. And very helpful for the kid not to act childish or angry towards the police since their there to help them.
I seen the police use pepper spray in a riot at my school, a female had a bad reaction & she had to get hauled off on a stretcher. Some students managed to shut the power down in the school & a whole crowd vandalized every hallway in the school.
Dumbest comment ever it’s a school fight in a crowded cafeteria yeah cops just gone open fire in a in armed student for a fight dumbest comparison ever
My high school wasn't a public school however it wasn't private either just somewhere in between and the amount of bullying there was... Was non existent. They had a 0 tolerance policy and everyone treated each other kindly and the kids with mental and/or physical disabilities had lots of friends tbh. I don't understand how one could POSSIBLY take a place meant for LEARNING and spin it into something else entirely. 🤦♂️
One of the few times I see cops acting civilized towards kids. Getting into a fight can be very traumatic for young man. It shouldn’t be made worse by poor police behavior. I hope the student can work past this.
At the high school i went to i remember as clear as day sitting with my friends on the cafeteria when all of a sudden we see this dude lunge over a table and start fighting somebody. We had a cop who was stationed at our school and he was a heavier set guy that people would always make fun of because of his weight. He was a super cool guy, never wanted to hurt anyone but he expected to be taken seriously if serious shit happened. The fight gets super heated, teachers manage to pull one guy away while the cop shows up. The dude who started the fight tried to fight the cop and all we see after is this man lift him up with the most amount of ease and full on SLAM him onto a table to cuff him. Whole cafeteria was dead silent. Dude was screaming and STILL trying to fight back while getting man handled out of the school. People really try to act like kids dont have a choice in the way they act 🙄💀
@@kiya2586 that changes what about what I said? If anything it proves my point. lmao you're clearly the idiot. I guess you are a staunch supporter of school shootings?
@@kiya2586 Damn you have a really loose grasp of the English language. No idea what you were trying to say. What race are you trying to be racist to? You say I'm not white but white people are the ones who shootup schools. So either way you're a dumbass
Crazy how the kids are yelling at the officer yet seems like no one decided to intervene nor help. But got their phones ready for it with gleeful smiles. Kids are so stupid sometimes
You can tell this cop is extremely respectful and extremely caring about the kids. He doesn’t yell at anyone for this, he pushes kids out of the way but isn’t overly aggressive, once the kids calm he uncuffs him, amazing cop, we need more like him.
But he did use the f word a lot 🙄
@Connie fr
@@ellebee5607 yeah like kids don't cuss in 8th grade
@@ellebee5607oh dear what should we do Elle! He used a bad word in a stressful situation but didn’t beat down on a poor child involved in a fist fight when he could have been like all the other police on RUclips, I don’t care if he swears as long as the other person is being treated like a human being -_-
@ELLEbee you've never been to school have you? Hell, the teachers even cussed at my school.
For those who will think the cop is wrong for putting him on the ground: 1. It takes control away from the kid so they cant move and create problems, and 2. Taking that control away shows the kid they have zero power against the officer. This cop was calm and respectful and did a good job
It's a her that thinks she's a him.
Like all situations, the officer should use the force required and no more. Being underage does not and should not grant you immunity or leniency and it doesn't make you any less dangerous. Some cultures believe that violence is never the answer. We are not one of them.
@@yawningpheonix it should never be about age when tackling, but about physical capabilities
Undetermined Gender.
@@PRBBEUSMC Undetermined species you are.
The people crying about what the police did blows my mind. Your part of the problem and don’t even realize it.. What a wonderful generation we coming up.
A new generation of Marxists.
I don’t see them doing anything wrong here,they diffused a situation that had potential to turn deadly with the way kids are these days. Only thing I could argue with is questioning the kid without a guardian since he’s underage. But that’s knit picking really.
Sick animals get euthanized when they present behaviors believed to be dangerous to the public or owners safety. Explain to me how these kids are different from sick animals?
It’s only going to get worst. Kids these days have no respect for anyone. Then cry about police using force . How else are you suppose to arrest someone that’s not complying? Beg them?
@@Tierone1337 "kids these days" you mean college kids and 30 year olds living in their mom's basement? It might've just been where I went to school, but everyone for the most part is extremely respectful, if you give them respect. That's something old gens don't get about us, if you don't try to show us the slightest respect yourself, you're not getting shot from us. We really do work off of "respect is earned" and not respect based on age difference. It's wild y'all were raised that way.
To the people mad about the cop getting the kids out of his way like that. What do you expect him to do? Ask them politely to get out while the ones fighting could’ve poke their eyes out?
Exactly!!! Those people that are slagging off the police officer … are the ones that are part of the damn problem!!!! I fully agree with you….the police officer did EXACTLY what he was trained to do….💙💙💙
Lol mad about that , what snowflakes
Exactly dude! Kids don't listen. They'll stay in the way no matter what because it makes them feel big
While someone gets hurt then blames cop for NOT acting fast enough
@duskycat2326 no, they are just nosey
You know you in a bad school when he says “we’re going straight to the police office” and the police office is in the school😂😂
LV baby!
They had that office when I went there in 04 through 07.
It's actually one of the nicer hs in vegas. The rich kids are just out of control.
@@Murdoc2080 ahhh okay. Makes sense. It doesn’t look like a bad school. It looks nice n well funded.
There’s really bad ass little rich kids everywhere
We had one in my highschool (wasn’t a full office just a police desk) and it wasn’t a bad school, a lot of school do it now for safety but also because schools are centrally located in a community and so naturally it makes for a great place to stage law enforcement
The kid was actually respectful and understanding about the whole thing tbh
@@devin4001 a kid listening yea we are
@Devin defending what behavior he's making an observation that the kid was actually respectful when it came down to the officer and everything it would've been worse had he kept acting out like a child and kicking and screaming... would you rather him defend that behavior you're ridiculous I can tell you have no social life by just your comment go cry to your mom
@@devin4001 and you don’t defend respectfulness? Tf
@@devin4001 what’s wrong with being respectful?
Weird how he didn’t get shot cuz he complained
I retired from this police department in December 2013. I had a great career close to 20 years with them and prior to them I served with another local police department for over 1 year and 4 months. I have the utmost respect for CCSDPD.
@msteresarowland361 Thank you for your reply and kind words. Semper Fi.
Thanks
You should go to the Fleadh Cheoil in Ireland. There is great Irish music played over the August bank holiday weekend.
I had like 3 cops in my HS. They were pretty chill and most of the kids liked them. Much more friendly than the principals/administrators. Never saw them throw anyone down but they definitely put kids in cuffs after fights. One of them was supposedly a track star before they were a cop so everyone joked not to run from them lol
FYI those are called SRO’s or school resource officers, sworn in just like any other cop and carry a gun in most states, I believe.
@@ewankerley4840 they still work for the local police department. They’re not any less of a police officer than the ones who pull you over. Honestly, they’re even better because they go through special training to deal with juveniles
@@CC-qx6ss not everywhere atleast for the being part of the local pd, in my town they were technically their own police department, even though there was only the one guy, but he got a seperate budget all together, he had the same power as every other cop, but he was technically his own pd. He was a retired regular cop tho
sounds ok
@@ewankerley4840 Do SRO's still drive squad cars and carry guns? Just curious if my school was weird, but this was also like 10 years ago. I know one of them was a traffic cop before he came to the school, he was pretty young too.
That kid went from raging to totally calm and submissive the moment he realized a cop was on top of him. That was kind of funny.
What else are you supposed to do? Catch a possible "attempted murder" or "aggrevated assault on a LEO"? Of course no one is stupid enough to do that. Police are always protected by the badge. Can't hurt them back.
@steam ship history oh yeah I forgot you probably have $20k laying around and catch free conviction felonies homie you know and I know for fact you wouldn't dare fight a leo back unless you really are that badass and willing to catch free cases that will cost your entire life and many regrets of mistakes you ain't doing that. My friend really did that, and now he's regretting it every second. You never fight with the cops. Just let them do their job. Regardless, you're going down, so fight it in court with your lawyer
@@aaaaaaaaaa359 oh look a bootlicker. You think “cops are great” why? Why must you insist upon sucking cops off? So lame. Pigs are the lowest type of person.
@steam ship history it does indeed protect them. A situation with a civilian is not the same as a situation with a police officer. For example if you spit on somebody who is a civilian you may or may not get charged with a crime. However if you spit on a police officer you WILL get charged with a crime.
@@TheDragonHouse “no one is stupid enough to do that” happens all the time buddy fym 😂
Makes me so glad that I am not a policeman. I would have to deal with idiots on a regular basis.
Fr💀💀
I will love to deal with shit like this especially kicking down doors I'd you know what job that is😉
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@@WeazelNewsUSA you might be interested in becoming a US marshal or a bondsman if you like kicking doors 💀 as a police officer you won’t do it as much as them, and that’s if they have you do it at all .
He's a SRO. He signed up for this stuff.
Must respect to the cop. He handled the situation great and kept his composure. We need more peace officers like him.
Love how the cop made sure to cover the kids head when taking her to the floor. Shows he cares and didnt wanna hurt her, just wanted her to stop.
That’s a girl, but it was definitely and act of care on his part.
Cuz it’s a rich kid school parents got money
@@Babylungs702 That has nothing to do with the cop though, they dont work for the school they work for the state and county and are tasked with helping at the school. They dont get paid by the school. So no matter how much the parents pay it wouldnt change how the cop acts or thinks.
@@Babylungs702this doesn’t look like a rich school tho
@@donutperson9027 I was about to say because why do they have a police office,my school was kinda violent and we didn’t even have police office,if you need a police office things must be pretty bad
“Why you taking my phone?”
Officer: *doesn’t say anything*
😭😭😭 this officer is over the BS. You can tell in his head he was like “awe stfu”
No it’s so he can’t call his parents and stop them from interrogating him without parents present
the officer said he didn't want him to have his phone while he talks to him right before taking it, does anyone listen? lol
@@tobyflenderson892 bro I'm not a fan of cops but that resource officer handled this fine. The administration calls the parents not the school cops as long as it's a simple infraction. The kid isn't going to jail. Stop trying to make a mountsin out of a mole hill.
@@secretsoftware thank you for being nice even if your against cops. I’m thankful not because you said it but because you were still respectful instead of blaming the cop for doing something they never did. And also most if not all SRO’s are city police or sheriff deputies. Or at least in my area they use city police and deputies
@@everydaylifer2019 i feel like Resource officers and homicide detectives are where most of the good good end up. Very rare to see them pulling bs, especially homicide detectives.
I like how the cop shoves everyone out of the way
shoving unarmed civilians. Yep.
Got to make through somehow bruh
@@nxlckindumbz4929 dude they were egging the fight on
@@nxlckindumbz4929 How else would he get through?
@@nxlckindumbz4929 R U FR my bro??? You can't be so stupid enough to say That. 😐
This is surprisingly the best video of how an officer should act that I have seen in a long time I wish there were more police officers like him
99% of them are there are a few bad ones that ruin the reputation of the rest of them
@@spyder027 definitely a bit of an overexaggeration. There are a lot of good cops but I would not say it's 99%. It's not really clear but I'd say it's closer to 75% or 80%.
When the person the police are dealing with acts like a human, the outcome is usually pretty civilized. Things usually escalate when the person who is being detained acts like an uncultured ignorant fool, things generally don’t go well.
We do, but the only videos on the web show the bad. That’s what the media sucks up like a vacuum.
@@thedog7494 people's definition of a "bad" cop can mean anything. People call cops bad after they kill an armed person. It also just depends on where you live though. Here on los angeles I'd say it's probably 90-95% in nice areas and 70% in worse areas because they are all paranoid
My school resource officer was one of the best influences in my life. He played basketball with us bad kids after school, if you missed the bus he would come pick you up. He was an all around good impression on kids who are leary about police.
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I wish my school police officer was like this😿 mine doesn’t even acknowledge the students unless a fight is happening
This cop was pretty chill and the kid was very respectful! I love seeing professional cops man! Sucks all cops can’t de-escalate situations like this
The kid was not respectful. They were fighting
yes starting a fight is so respectful. so is refusing to tell the officer what happened likely because they were the one that started the fight.
@@mpkid5 ok Karen! Kids fight, it is what it is. But the cop handled the situation well is all I’m saying.
99.9% of us do
The kids response was 100% what made that interaction good. I get what you're saying tho
I don’t condone fighting but if a kid fights you fight him harder
Yep. Don’t start the fight but make sure you finish it
no you run cause depending on the age that could be jail time could
ruin your future to getjobs
@@puppyplays431 well better be in jail than dead or almost dead
@@zaywhite337 no one wants to be in jail or dead you could always ignore or to security
@@puppyplays431 so if I’m being punched and beaten I yell, run, or get help while I can’t get away??
For those people who like to complain about officers in schools arresting kids, let's just say that if they weren't there because you want to argue about them using authority, these kids will just continue killing each other. I feel there's another group of idiots out there who will protest against cops in schools without thinking of the outcome. This officer was very calm and collective, it's just sad that not everyone can see the reasons why there are cops in schools. If you follow history, you will see the changes people made by protesting against certain things being banned in public schools and one thing led to another.
Amen to that.
Exactly! 👍
PREACH THAT SHIT MY GUY
Oh no, it is so much easier to call the officer racist and complain that they are using excessive force.
Two kids had an argument and the only physical contact or assault was from the police officer.
This cop is truly admirable. You can have situations like this without arresting people and this cop proved it. He just might be the best cop ever.
The school police office used to be upstairs right next to the main office. It's comforting knowing there are police there incase of a school shooting especially being right in the lunch room where an active shooter would most likely go. Notice his gun locker next to the shelf with the empty gun case on the shelf. This officer protecting the kids. And he still gets hate for it.
That's because most of them aren't doing that, like one that slammed a middle schooler and broke his skull making him disabled and he covered it up with the school until the family sued and it got exposed. School cops can be known to be chill and not like the ones you see in public but that doesn't mean every one of them are all of a sudden different or separate
@@David-ty5jk I was just talking about this one specific officer getting hate..
@@David-ty5jk …
we have a school resource officer at my school but theres a 50/50 chance he'll actually be there. He is really cool but manages other schools as well and doesn't have a office at my school
@@nateplayz8555 Smaller Districts will have like one Officer for all 4-5 Schools in the District. Sometimes it's money, others its politics and anti police
Bro was a lil too honest 💀 he admitted to basically walking up to him and starting it based on what somebody told him lmao .
i mean they would have asked the other kid eventually and if you have that many kids in a lunch period at one time u definitely have cameras so either way the kid who was “ too honest” was gonna get bagged anyway
@@nickfreeman4 I mean it doesn’t matter, I still would never voluntarily incriminate myself 💀 .
That’s a female
@@1PerfectAgonynah it does matter tho
@@snoop_dog6927 No it doesn't, just cause people seen it doesn't mean incriminate yourself.....Premeditated crimes are 10x worst than just doing it, he could have fucked himself up even more if that had been a more serious charge....therefore what you're saying makes zero sense .
The amount of oblivious kids he has to push out his way at the start.
Not oblivious just focused on the fight. Would u notice a fuckin cop on ur ass when your paying attention to a train wreck??
gotta get there somehow
I think they were watching the fight
Yes because they’re totally looking behind them
Both the cop and the principal seemed very respectful. Wish my old high school operated this way.
I remember in high school seeing a teacher in a back brace she had little movement of the neck too . She was only 5ft tall and a tiny woman & asked another class mate why she was like that & I was told she tried to break up a fight when she worked in the middle school , a few years back &
Now is permanently in a brace. Our district was fairly small & mostly middle class . So it can happen pretty much anywhere to anyone.
I love how the kid fighting had the audacity to ask "why you taking my phone?"
I love how you got no bitches boy get yo 500 lb slab of meat you call a body off the keyboard and onto the treadmill
What does fighting have to do with having a phone. They take the phone so they can't film them.
@@asmeroe764 no thats not the reason they take the phone. they have a bodycam anyway do them getting filmed doesnt matter. and he just kept the phone aside so it doesnt get used
@@Keyurbhuta I agree with you but just bc they have a bodycam doesn't mean you shouldn't do your own recording. Bodycam footage can be hard to obtain and can be put behind a paywall and edited.
@@Keyurbhuta that is the reason so hush
He even untwisted the wires, wow this cop is nice.
its the least he could do considering he took his phone for no reason 😂
@@parishsosa the officer took the phone to prevent further distractions, so there could be open communication about the incident. Once the phone’s up, all outside connection is cut off.
@@codwarhero9883 or he couldve just been letting his mom know that he's being detained and possibly arrested
@@parishsosa name one person who rats themselves out to their parents for starting a fight.
@@codwarhero9883 her mom is going to find out anyway if the police are there so I would've told her first so i could get my side out to her first
As a teacher I can tell you this is what it's become. At my old school it was all out brawls all the time. I'm very worried about the kiddos. Very worried. I want the best for them, but it's tough with everything going on in this world. They definitely feel the pressure and they feel defeated. Their only outlet sometimes (to them) is violence. My friend is a writing teacher at his old school and two doors down from his room a girl stabbed another girl (this is in the BPS system) and it broke his heart that all this time later, it's still this bad for these kids.
Stop lying these teachers could care less about their students you probably don’t care to and we honestly don’t care about y’all its just how it is
I'd never make it as a kid in these days... I was in school 70's-80's
bro, the hate towards the cop in this video is so random
Hate towards cops is not random or new. Just justified or unjustified
Nobody likes Authority and cops are a symbol of Authority
FR
@@fuzz6938 its not even the focus of the video, that's why its random, and yes hate towards anything could be random, I don't know where you are pulling that knowledge from
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The calm from everyone in this video is refreshing. She was fighting with a dude when Mr Popo arrived, and then calmed herself down with a quickness once in a quiet environment. De-escalation is what we ask so loudly for, and it's nice to see how it can work.
"De-escalation" is a myth when dealing with aggressive people. The one being "de-escalated" must make the decision to cut the crap. NEVER has that actually worked. Go live in a black neighborhood some day. You'll deal with it all day every day. As soon as you use your words, you are seen as weak, and immediately are seen as a target. The only thing that "de-escalates" people like that is swift, decisive, overwhelming violence.
@@screwgoogle4993 not true when dealing with people with severe agression problems and autism. this video i think was good too i think the cop did everything right. but u should not always jump to physical contact or violence first in a siuation with someone who has a mental impairment or a disability. there not just crazy angry people but there human beings that need the correct form of help and some people might be beyond help but thats why theres places for people with those problems that severe. though those are not to help people it seems more to keep really crazy people there.
@@screwgoogle4993fax machine
The way this cop is pulling kids out of the way to get through is what I wanted to do in the hallways trying to get to class
I wouldn't have been as gentle as he.... on the other hand the hallways would be atrocious if everyone acted on those desires. I'd probably end up hiding out in my old class for 5-10 minutes then rush to class lol
Really sad that we now have to put mini police stations in our schools. Parents really need to do better.
It’s not really a police station. Some schools (depending on where you are) have one or two School Resource Officers on campus. They are officers, yes, and they work for the department, but they are there in case there is an emergency at the school, so that the people there always have someone to go to, and there can be an almost immediate response to an emergency. The office isn’t really a station, it’s just so that the officer(s) there can have a place to do their work while staying on campus for the kids.
You have obviously never been charged with child abuse for spanking your child
I got to have my son watch this. Respect the officer and you'll be treated fairly. This kid did a good job as well as the officer respecting each other I think.
"Respect the officer and you'll be treated fairly" I doubt the many witness videos and their own body cams will agree with that statement.
“I think” ? You didn’t watch the video? 😂😂😂
body cams edited by CNN dont count@@akiabowens5395
This is the exact reason why I am doubtful about having children. If any of my kids get hurt from bullying or childishness like this, best believe I would take care of business.
You can have kids and still handle your business. But I respect your decision, competing with social media to keep your kids sane is difficult. If I had known what the world was gonna become I would not have brought them into this Satanic mess…. Best of luck to you!
At the same time if your children are being bullies are being immature, a good parent sees this and reprimands and corrects. Too many parents nowadays defend their children no matter what they do. It's mind-boggling to me as my parents would have set *me* straight.
@@skywithdiamonds I agree 110% with your assessment.
Now im still in highschool but im not sure i want children now that i know what you have to do to get them..ñ
Sorry to burst your bubble but people always say this same time but when that actually happens they stand there paralyzed and don't know wth to do so best believe nothing..
Stuff like this happen at my school all the time. Massive gang related fight happened and so many cops came and it was a huge mess. The people mad about this need to understand that teachers staff and police most times don't understand the situation and anything could happen. One of those boys could had a gun and shot the other. You never know. Great job on the cops part
Exactly especially nowadays with how fucked up the world is
I went to this high school in Las Vegas for my Sophmore and Junior years. By far the worst high school experience I’ve ever had. I wouldn’t even call it a high school, more of a prison. Drug dealings in the bathrooms, fights almost every day in the locker rooms, and a very small percentage of faculty compared to students. The school is over 300% capacity with classes up to 60 students or more crammed into tiny classrooms. I was lucky to be in Honors and “smarter” classes to weed out the riff raff. The cafeteria is always a hell scape with fights, horrible cafeteria food, and poorly kept grounds.
Bunch of black kids huh?
I went to Allen high school in texas. If we didn’t have restaurants in our school, I wouldnt have even bothered staying at school for lunch.
Sounds like my high school in Georgia. Anywhere you have lots of the usual suspects it literally turns into a dystopic hellhole.
Hate to break it to you but thats every high school in Vegas
@@rrai1999who are the usual suspects?
Once you get outta school you ask yourself,,,,,what were we even fighting about and that it was so stupid.....
Truth is there's only a couple things in life worth fighting over
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Shoot only Kid I got fight in Class with became my friend couple weeks later.
This is why whenever i see a fight at school, I just walk away and try not to get involved
Yea, some schools now if you watch or even try to break it up you are in just as much trouble as the kids fighting.
Aye you can watch just make sure you stay towards the back of the group, makes school more fun
why?
@@DanHosler what?
Especially in highschool because if your 18 your not going to juvie your being trialed as an adult now
I went to HS 1972-76. 2,000 students. Never ever did the police have to show up for anything. Having to have actual cops stationed on campus would've seemed out of this world. The only connection our HS had with the police was that they hosted our Friday night dances.
Thinking the same thing, went to high school early eighties, having a police room on campus wtf ?
@@MikeJones-oe3do there a police campus on my school too there are around 3 fights a week
Same era and I cannot remember ever seeing a cop at school. Not even at football games.
@@MikeJones-oe3do its been around since the earty 2000s. most resources are spent cycling the officers to different schools as they are caught grooming the girls
That's because you didn't go to a black school.
He handled that exceptionally 👏
The kid was in the heat of the moment and had to be restrained a bit, as soon as the cop saw he was calmed down and ready to talk he un-cuffed him
was a she
I've always wondered what happens after the fight
cops violate kids right to have the parent present by having a school official ask questions in the presence of an officer
They all resolved their issues and lived happily ever after
My school would just separate and out of school suspension. Cops only got involved if it was outside of the school or group fights. That was my school though
@Ted Ryan yes they did...yes they did.
@@yodabuthigh289 Mine too, it was out of school + in-school suspension but they did not separate in the same detention room
Good job Officer. That is not an easy job..Applauding your compassion, and praying for all Officers every day..Hugs
We always had police at school after columbine and cameras. We still fought but the cops never did us like this, we had respect and backed off. The new generation is odd
???? In Vegas cops don’t give a fk about respect they getting dat job done simple
This new generation was raised by your generation..
@@AngelofDeath-Y2K no they weren't raised by me, I don't have kids. Nope
@@AngelofDeath-Y2K It was raised by your own kinds you fk.
@@damien1781 you still leave an influence tho in a way
The kid was actually respectful
Just so people in the comments know, he's a School Resource Officer. He signed up to deal with stuff like this.
@Josh Fleming what?
@Josh Fleming suspensions are holidays in the eyes of a teen
@@joshfleming116brother this is vegas these kids are wild fucking animals. and if you havent lived in vegas than you wouldnt fucking know this is a regular occurrence in grades 6-12 in las vegas schools. believe me i saw ahit like this multiple times a year from 6th to 10th in vegas. i moved to washington beginning of 10th and in my three years of school there i saw 3 fights. only three times and its also because i moved to a predominantly white area. i walked into school that day and the poc to white ratio is 1:10. now in vegas especially the west north and east sides are mostly minority communities. now im not saying minorities are the issues but the parents who raise these kids. these are people who dont gaf what their kids do because if they did i wouldnt have seen it as much as i did. im a poc and i know that its us who cause these problems. its no surprise that i felt incredibly safe at my new school compared to Western High school. look up all the incidents that have happened at that school in the last 7 years and youll see what im talking about
@@horniusmaximus7509 Lmao rather him shoot his gun a few Times to clear the path😂
@@horniusmaximus7509 so then what are you saying?
Total respect for this officer!
ACAB
Sometimes with an officer so calm and respectful it radiates calm energy even down to locking the cuffs so they don’t tighten down. Good to see things like this
that kid was one in a million that would not scream, kick & curse
I’m shocked that an aspiring nuclear physicist and aerospace engineer would conduct themselves in such a manner,
That's crazy I was thinking the same thing about the disgraced SC lawyer who killed his family
@mizezdavis it seems that ambition is not a virtue, nor does it cultivate good character on its own
You can have any career and still be a terrible person regardless of how much aspiration and education it took to get there, but that's besides the point, these are just kids and whatever you're getting at with that doesn't matter here, if you're so above it all then just be a good example.
@@Chef_Alpo I don't think getting in fights automatically makes you a terrible person lol. Sometimes shit just happens especially as a kid.
Kids have always fought each other. Parents and cops interfering just stunts natural development.
That's always the best tactic. From behind and aggressive. Secure that perimeter and protect the detain.
You have no idea how quick these situations can become deadly. Great training guys! Respect
I love how the officer hugged the kid at first and then held his head when slamming him
All the kids yelling “omg” “stop! “what are you doing?!” Umm what are y’all doing just watching the whole thing while someone actually does something about it so it doesn’t get even more out of hand…
Good job, well done. For anyone hating on the resource officer how about you focus on the parents or parent that failed this kid by allowing this to happen. Kids are not the problem, the lack of parents and a stable household is.
thats stupid, even kids in stable houses and good parents, helicopter parents, whatever you wanna call it...are gonna fight. Its unrealistic for you as an assumed adult to think otherwise.
@@akiabowens5395 Exactly, kids will do stupid shit regardless. In my Middle school there were a few fist fights between the football team because things got heated during practice but things ended pretty quickly and were calm after.
@@dragonace119 yes, especially with sports teams. Those are people you're with everyday for a certain period, there are bound to be some disagreements during those times.
@@akiabowens5395Yeah, tensions get heated very fast in sports.
Expell ! Make the parents pay for damages
When I went to school they didn't have a police officer room and when there were fights the teachers and superintendents broke the fights up.
Most large schools have school resource officers, here in Massachusetts just about every school does
@@grezz975 really I’m from mass and never heard of that
@@Aly-op8nx yep most schools do, my old high school Brockton High even has its own police station on campus
@@Aly-op8nx I live in California. My school has security. They ride bikes around the campus and have hand cuffs and a pepper spray. And in another distrcit not far from my district they have cops.
@@grezz975 uh Brockton High, I went to Cardinal Spellman and we joked about Brockton High being a war zone XD
The beginning of this video is nostalgia for me, I went to high school in Las Vegas, and the chairs and tables are still the same as they where in early 2010s [ I went to Northwest Career And Technical Academy/Highschool, 2011-2015] though I had no fights because the kids I went to school with were high achievers, its still reminding me of my school days .
That cop moving through like the opening to the first assassin's creed
Cops need to be in school these days because very few actually raise their kids..
I heard the girl say she tried to fight a dude. Honestly that’s pretty fucking sad. And the dude even told her “let’s take it outside” this generation I stg!!
If she started it him finishing it is self defense
They’re so misguided. It’s really sad to see. I thank God every day for blessing me with children who understand the meaning of respecting themselves and others.
@@kiya2586 might wanna say that louder for the bitches in the back 👏
Previous generation to you would say the same shit. No gen is perfect
Nigga you weirdos always say “ ThIs GeNeRaTiOn” when y’all’s was way worse like stfu old man😂
So how the fight started was a kid across the room started walking up to him, called him a few names and he started throwing punches. There were 4-5 punches from both before teachers jumped in. Our school had on campus police so the response time was within a minute. I dipped out after that.
This was awesome. Not the fighting of course but the aftermath. Officer didn't wade in "RESPECT MAH AUTHORITY". No issues with him moving the kids out of the way, didn't see any of the observer kids take offense - general school population respects him. Kid realized who took her down and felt safe (immediately complied without fear). Cuffs on then cuffs off as soon as safe. This cop is a mentor and definitely understands the assignment.
Here in Arizona we had a Master Teacher from Chicago that was supposed to help the high school teachers be better teachers and she was so bad at handling students that fights broke out everywhere she went. She was the most toxic person I ever met. I thought maybe she was working at this school, because she lived in Las Vegas for a while.
I wish people could understand that what people say about you and think about you is none of your business. I have been guilty of this, too. Most of the time what others are saying or thinking isn't true anyway. Getting upset about it and reacting negatively does nothing but cause chaos. Now that I am much older, I have learned to ignore others and love myself. I say who I am. I know kids don't understand this yet, but I hope they do in time. God give them peace.
The thing is
People are able to be really nice and respectful when they’re being questioned about possibly doing something wrong.
I worked in a prison. A lot of those guys are really good at playing innocent and acting like they’re peaceful and cooperating.
Anyone complaining about the cop, has the same type of kids at home …
Props to the officers for a job well done 👍
this is why my kids go to a White school
Based
Word… 😂
You know you in the hood when the police office is not just IN the school, but a PART of the cafeteria 😂😂😂
How is no one talking about the fact that this is a women…A man opted to fight a girl in his own highschool, to prove what?😂
It is a man. His voice sounds like a man.
@Redjoekido Gomez nope that's a baby stud
@@Redjoekido that’s a lesbian voice is clearly female 😂
My wife is one of only a handful of staff members at her grade school who is trained in physically restraining students. This is necessary when there's violence or some autistic kid tries to run into traffic, etc. Every one of the defensive and pro-active holds (that only she and a few others are allowed to use in these circumstances) are so passive that it's all laughably worthless. They need cops for a lot of the things they can't handle because everything they are trained in is 100% useless. And they are expected to basically take it when kids are swinging on them full force
They should have a police office and officer's on scene at schools like this, everywhere, all day everyday.
they try to, but not every school has enough cops around to do that, my old highschool is lucky to have atleast one during the day because theres only so many on duty during the day
Yeah i totally agree it should be like a prison. Only speak if spoken to and the little ones get beaten like back in the day with their maria juan drugs. The police need to take back their schools and keep an eye especially on the mexicans with their devil weed
@@Caroline-mu3qf lol a lot of people smoke weed.
whats up with the time of the bodycam a school fight at 8pm?
These kids will drop out and have a three mile criminal record in their future. Nothing but animals.
just for fighting lmao?
No seriously just for fighting is crazy like shit happens esecially in school
Wow!!! It was black students!?!?!?! That is SO hard to believe.
i didn't know that boy in the white shirt was a girl
same
u say both boy and girl
I think every school should have a Police Office, the amount of control they were able to provide quickly and de-escalate was amazing!
How did I know?? I must be psychic.
To be fair playing ghetto bingo is pretty easy 😂
Told on herself, gave all the details didn’t even try to help her case😭 told the truth tho gotta give it to her💯
I was so surprised to see them act that way 😂
Former Las Vegas student here (Moved out in July, getting a better high school education) these schools were trash. I'm glad officers were there to take care of the situation
It's good we have cops on the school campus, each school really needs cops inside the school campus especially offices for them too. Kids these days in school are fighting over every stupid situation or saying something back to each other which is ridiculous. And very helpful for the kid not to act childish or angry towards the police since their there to help them.
I am so glad I'm not in school anymore, cause shit like this happened all the time even at mine
I seen the police use pepper spray in a riot at my school, a female had a bad reaction & she had to get hauled off on a stretcher.
Some students managed to shut the power down in the school & a whole crowd vandalized every hallway in the school.
Times have changed . I went to a high school that had an enrollment of 6,380 kids .Not one fight in my 3 years attending .
Interesting how this young black male followed the officers directions and ended up in one piece.
It’s Vegas in school once we got locked up why give dat cop a hard time ?? It’s over
Dumbest comment ever it’s a school fight in a crowded cafeteria yeah cops just gone open fire in a in armed student for a fight dumbest comparison ever
Because the officer didn’t come in guns blazin, threatening to kill her like most cops do in these situations
@@Bootyjuice..it’s typically the suspect that starts threatening first
My high school wasn't a public school however it wasn't private either just somewhere in between and the amount of bullying there was... Was non existent. They had a 0 tolerance policy and everyone treated each other kindly and the kids with mental and/or physical disabilities had lots of friends tbh. I don't understand how one could POSSIBLY take a place meant for LEARNING and spin it into something else entirely. 🤦♂️
"Zero tolerance" for me meant being punished for being attacked constantly by you-know-who.
I can't imagine how it would have been if cops had cameras when I was in Jr high and high school in the early 90s in north Las Vegas
The day you dont come to school:
Quit blaming the generation and blame the nasty culture.
What an awesome school! They have their own police substation... Must be busy!
It’s not that uncommon, it mostly depends on the school district.
It's just an office...
It's a big, city school in Las Vegas, man. There's thousands of kids there
Awesome officer
Already treating kids like criminals before graduating and getting out of school
One of the few times I see cops acting civilized towards kids. Getting into a fight can be very traumatic for young man. It shouldn’t be made worse by poor police behavior. I hope the student can work past this.
That was a girl
If you truly love your children, you will find a way to send them to a school with no black kids or homeschool them.
WTF is wrong with you
At the high school i went to i remember as clear as day sitting with my friends on the cafeteria when all of a sudden we see this dude lunge over a table and start fighting somebody. We had a cop who was stationed at our school and he was a heavier set guy that people would always make fun of because of his weight. He was a super cool guy, never wanted to hurt anyone but he expected to be taken seriously if serious shit happened.
The fight gets super heated, teachers manage to pull one guy away while the cop shows up. The dude who started the fight tried to fight the cop and all we see after is this man lift him up with the most amount of ease and full on SLAM him onto a table to cuff him. Whole cafeteria was dead silent. Dude was screaming and STILL trying to fight back while getting man handled out of the school.
People really try to act like kids dont have a choice in the way they act 🙄💀
Fights in school grounds are sad and as a student in high school it can be scary too.
Damn that OC spray would have been a bad move with everybody all around, there was students,, teachers and staff... that would of been a mess!
The fact that there's a police office in the school tells you everything you need to know
There is police in every school nowadays
there’s a police officer in pretty much every school now
I mean there's a school shooting every day in USA. What do you expect
@@kiya2586 that changes what about what I said? If anything it proves my point. lmao you're clearly the idiot. I guess you are a staunch supporter of school shootings?
@@kiya2586 Damn you have a really loose grasp of the English language. No idea what you were trying to say. What race are you trying to be racist to? You say I'm not white but white people are the ones who shootup schools. So either way you're a dumbass
Crazy how the kids are yelling at the officer yet seems like no one decided to intervene nor help. But got their phones ready for it with gleeful smiles. Kids are so stupid sometimes
that boys forehead gigantic
The best part of this video was the cop untangling the kids headphones from the keychain 😅