Bodycam: Utah Man Killed in Wild Shootout After Allegedly Shooting Police Officer
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2023
- In a tragic incident captured on shocking bodycam footage, a Utah man was killed in a police shootout on June 6th after allegedly opening fire on officers. According to the Ogden Police Department, 36-year-old Brian Simonton began firing at law enforcement who responded to a 911 call from his ex-wife claiming he was violating a protective order against her. The intense exchange of gunfire left one officer wounded before Simonton was fatally shot by police.
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The Law&Crime Network's Sierra Gillespie provides an in-depth breakdown and analysis of the wild bodycam video documenting this dangerous confrontation. Examining the footage frame-by-frame, she walks viewers through the rapid escalation from a domestic dispute call to an armed standoff with police that ultimately turned deadly. Gillespie's expertise sheds light on the tense life-or-death decisions officers faced while attempting to deescalate the volatile situation.
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The cop shot that gudder 3 times because he wasn't trained well enough.
at 10:45 the cop shoots the gudder for the 3rd time.
why say alleged ?
It's a legal thing so they have to say "Allegedly" basically stops them getting sued etc
Imagine the ex wife, in her apartment, hearing all those gun shots...she knew he was going to end this today. What a sad story. Glad the wounded officer is out of the hospital.
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I kept imagining the same thing. Must have been absolutely heart wrenching. I bet she still doubts herself to this day for calling the police but I think this was inevitable with his mental state.
She was saved that day
...I'm not defending this guy he choice that to happen to him...but what if the ex wife just give him his dog if it just he ask...maybe he just walk away peacefully with his dog and that incident won't happen...just my opinion...
@@joergeabanador2423I think you’re delaying the inevitable. Something bad was eventually coming. He is shooting at cops, clearly not a stable person
The first cops utter concern when he realized a neighbor was outside was heart felt! He actually cares! Great Job!
The usual bunch
The usual suspect
The crossfire was unbelievable. You could actually hear the bullets ricocheting. Definitely a stressful situation, the one LEO was blowing holes in the gutter right in front of him.
It’s good for extra drainage, that gutter was probably clogged up
Why none of these cops brought a rifle with them to a known man with a gun call is beyond me....
Yeah, seems odd. May be a SWAT only thing for them due to politics. It probably would have ended with a lot less lead flying if a cop had brought a rifle. Even a shotgun....
Armchair quarterback!
@johnridley6843 nope. Been doing the job for 10 years. I know what im talkong about
@@Sherman62 shotgun best option in complex.
And shooting handguns in the open with multiple no shoots well beyond the effective range of a handgun.
Well, I must confess that the final outcome doesn't make me sad.
The first officer, he was "running in to danger" just to protect and serve the public. That takes a lot of courage! A speedy and full recovery to him!
Officers did the community a huge favor by putting this loose cannon down before he could kill anyone
scary moment when the officer was shouting watch your crossfire and hearing a bullet whizzing.
Two protective orders against him. It's a shame we waste so many resources on people who behave like this. I think we need to be less tolerant of this sort of behaviour.
maybe the ex set him up
@@TBD3.0 are you trolling ?
@@nitwigger are you?
You are no better. God has a law
@@HappyPenguin75034 what's the law then
I’m really surprised none of the cops grabbed a rifle, it’s pretty difficult to hit someone moving around at that distance with a handgun especially in a high stress situation like that.
Agreed. There should always be one sniper among them.
Did anyone else notice at the corner where the female officer was they shot the down spout pipe two or three times
Agreed. Pretty stunning that nobody had a rifle. You don't need a sniper, just a rifle.
Thats the first thing I thought too, why did no one have a rifle? I thought all cops had them in their cars now.
@@jeffhughes6167 Yes. I noticed that.
For someone who cares so much about his dog, it's disappointing he has such vicious disregard for other people in that complex.
This is true so sad
People are not dogs. People are much worse.
@@carrisasteveinnes1596 Agreed. But there are billions of kind, decent, responsible humans in this world who deserve as much compassion and respect as dogs. Including most people living in that complex.
perhaps you could look up "mental illness".
Cops are worse than dogs.
THANK YOU, officers, for your service to the community. The world doesn't need more simonton-types running around, causing mayhem! I hope the brave officer who was hit has made a full recovery!
I would NOT thank these officers. They literally started a war in civilian neighborhood trying to catch one single not trained guy with the gun. Just try to count how many shots those officers fired with no damage to the suspect before they finally get that guy shot down. It's unbelievable! As a civilian I whish to see professionals who well trained and know what they're doing and not starting shootout on the streets with a million shots fired. I appreciate their sacrifice but as I said that would be better if they would be trained well.
they know what they are doing, how else are you suppose to defend off an armed person who is literally firing rounds at you? they basically did the only logical thing to try and stop him. Police officers are trained professionally and know their way around a firearm. Its also really hard to concentrate on the target when you are getting fired at aswell. The average M1911 also isnt good for medium ranges and its accuracy is harder to predict at further ranges, so them managing to take the criminal down is very impressive.@@andersspiegel1216
wrong firearm, the gun they are using is the glock 21 im pretty sure. But still, its hard to aim when your getting shot at and when your also radioing at the same time.
@@andersspiegel1216it’s called stress they had a officer down and they were being shot at I bet you wouldn’t do any better
Lol
They gave this man more than enough warnings to drop his gun and surrender. Good job officers. Hope the officer that was shot makes a quick and full recovery. Thank you for your service...
Has anybody won a shootout with the police, ever?
@@sunway1374Bonnie and Clyde. I'm talking about every shootout that they were in before they ended up getting killed in the final shootout.
He did it to himself. He knew what would happen. His ex wife should not take any blame for this unfortunate incident. Others should do the same and called the cops if and when some ex disregards the court orders and come near you intentionally
I'm sorry this has brought up past pain. God bless you 🙏🏾. You need a hug and a new perspective on life
Nope. To these guys, it’s either his life or your life.
Facts
Correct! She called to defuse the situation but she did know he needed help and it may turn out wrong which is why she warned them of everything including the firearm. He was going to end someone eventually but it would've been her most likely.
Of course its "his fault" but as to whether she should take any blame. Thats a little more complicated. At best her choices lacked a pragmatic approach and common sense due to dispatch asking "will he cooperate with officers" she said "uhhhh im scared how this is going to turn out". She knew he was likely armed, and she knew hed likely shoot it out with the cops when they got there. If its true (and shes the one who said it) that all she had to do to de escalate and potentially resolve the situation was to take the dog. Then she could call ASPCA or whatever later. Point being, she didn't do anything that wasnt within her rights, but not being able to think pragmatically or with common sense, being that simply accepting the dog wouldve diffused the entire situation and she chose to instead say no and call the cops. As its been established she consciously knew the likely outcome of bloodshed and mayhem. Its hard for me to agree that given she had the power to prevent what she knew was likely going to happen. She knows that, and she will now have to live with the guilt shes definitely going to feel and i in the spirit of honesty wouldnt attempt to convince her otherwise.
When these women have protective orders and the guys violate it and come back armed, that is typically a horrid situation for the woman or whomever initiated the order! Thank goodness she was unharmed and thank you to the police!
You haven't read Gonzalez v. Castle Rock have you?
Cops don't usually show up to protection order violation calls.
It certainly helped her case when the property manager or maintenance guy or neighbour also called emergency services for assistance on the sa😢me matter. Otherwise yes I agree with you DV situations are frequently underestimated by police.
There s always 2 sides to a story. Dont judge.
@@robertdavidson6354 true.. one side is clearly wrong and the other is right. Very very clear in this case..
And for the men with protection orders against women
Thank you to all responding LEO's and to those working behind the scenes. Through teamwork, a criminal won't hurt anyone else. Thank you to the ex-wife for calling and notifying LEO's of the danger.
I am shocked that the first officer didn’t show up with a long rifle. Knowing the information he had responding to the call.
“i’m scared how this is going to turn out”
she knew exactly how it would turn out.
Sort of like when people go to the hospital. People never just go to the hospital. They are ALWAYS RUSHED.
Yeah, good thing she called the cops instead of just taking the dog. No telling what harm he may have eventually caused.
@@AdoreYouInAshXInah she almost got people killed. She knew he was wrong in head and should’ve lost guns long time ago. What she do than?
@@user-ts7ns7bt2vNice smooth brain take.
@@user-ts7ns7bt2v .... What film were you watching. You didn't understand anything here. Had his wife not called the Police he would have more than likely harmed some inocent person. How was she supposed to influence his having a gun? This woman has to be commended for doing everything right.
What’s with Allegedly? We saw him shoot the Cop.
Innocent until proven guilty is the cornerstone of our judicial system. Stating otherwise could open the channel/network to a lawsuit.
He shot the Cop, there’s no argument to be made other then weather it was justified or not, self defense or attempted murder.
Did he shoot the cop ? Seems that there were more than six rounds fired and these came from all directions including ricochets .
1 cop almost let out his entire clip, yet didn't hit.
and?
Magazine
@@thereallwzer3474 theyre supposed to hit??
@@Hvanudetfornoget not really how gunfights work bro.
How tragic for all concerned, hopefully the officer and dog will be ok, so sad,
@9:24 hearing the panic in 1st officer's (who has now been shot) voice telling the innocent bystander to go back in their house.. here he is injured, yet still more concerned for others involved! Outstanding officer right there!! 🙌🏼 I hope the poor old sick doggo was taken care of. 😔 Notice it was sticking with the officer. Smart dog!
Yes looked like a lovely Labrador. 😢
Is surprise surprise
Thanks for thinking of the dog?
I don't care if he is armed or not, violation of a protective order is a violation andneedshandled. If he is showing up armed in relation to a protective order, then he needs to be sent away for a LONG Long Time.
Crazy none of the officers on video responded with long guns
I hope the dog found a nice home and was treated by a vet.
That dog is put down by now.
@@chrismifflin3862 You’re a negative person. I bet there are plenty of potential homes that have opened up for adoption. I bet you are just one of those sad and bitter people and probably just hope someone will put you down and take you out of your misery.
You care about a dog instead of the cops?
Did he get shot?
Given the pos owner, I imagine it was an aggressive landshark shitbull.
I feel sorry for his son. Prayers to the little man. We dont get to choose our parents
Why? He's better off now.
@@robertthomas6127 No duh but its still his biological dad, it still sucks
I feel sorry for the sick dog. I hope it was taken to care, and not to be euthanised at the local pound.
@@thatbluefa5913 sometimes biological parent/s are an unnecessary burden for kids though.
@@kylieharrison3782 Every child needs responsible biological parents.If either of you can't give that perhaps you shouldn't procreate.
74 I’m hit and the officer still engages, God bless him.
I used to live in those apartments and it is very tight quarters there! Those officers were basically in a maze having a shootout with a madman! So glad no officers or residents were killed! Prayers for the wounded officer! 🙏🏼 Job well done OPD! ❤️
Oh, sounds like the cops have all been there if it has a history if criminal activity. Thanks for the window into your past, Celeste.
@@thomasallen6980 You're welcome! Thank you for such a brilliant comment and for all the positivity you contribute to RUclips, and I'm certain the rest of your world! 💜
Yeah I was concerned when I saw officers firing shots in an apartment complex. Especially the range they were shooting from. A bystander could have been easily hit. On the other hand, he just shot an officer so I get that they can’t just sit there and do nothing.
@@OzCmbO-5.3Thank you for your positive words & LOVE your response to the above! 😉🥰
@@paige6028 ❤️
The cop is shot and he’s like everyone in the house he’s more worried about others than himself what courage this amazing man has
Thank you so very much for all that you do and serving in the communities. I wish I could shack your hands and hug all of you guys. God bless, much love!
I've watched more than a few of videos like this and I've got to say that's a heck of a lot of bullets flying around in a residential area, these confrontations are really worrisome because no telling where those missed shots are going. Instead of pistols they should use a scoped rifle and hit their target easier.
the word "allegedly" in this context is always funny to me. Cop clearly gets shot in the arm and is visibly bleeding yet the word "allegedly shoots" in the title.
😂 💯
Could have been crossfire. Probably a really good chance.
it has to do with the law
@@research1586 it was not crossfire,go to Police Activity the full bodycam footage is there
If only they'd use it with President Trump and Republicans.
Thank goodness the officer will recover. Praying they all will recover from the emotional trauma. Great work.
Amen!!!!
They dont have to shoot everyone. They have free will too. It is a big fad this year but some day one of these extra-curricular cops will get life in prison. I would not play around with it. For what? a couple days off while they investigate?
It's amazing how none of the officers stopped to get out a long gun
Evidently had none.
Law enforcement officers you did a great job in my prayers
My question was why were all the officer's rocking pistols? Does the department not have rifles issued to these guys?
had the same question
Guy was pressed into a corner. Lost everything..
the guy had a protection order against him from her. the only way to have that if he was violent, abuser to his ex-wife. he lost everything due to his own actions. he was a monster.
I kinda love the 'step it up'... I don't know why but it exudes affirmative leadership. Clear, consistent, and concise directives. Well done.
The ex is also a part of the problem. Get protection orders, calls police, but then says she doesn't want to press charges 🙄
This situation turned out the best possible (except the officer who was shot) full, speedy recovery to the officer.
Best to the poor son and stray dog.
I disagree 100%. In moments of stress and anxiety, you just want to eh best outcome and it’s hard to shake off a connection with someone you had - especially if it was a lasting one. She gave the right information, was calm throughout the call. She is more or less faultless
God Bless Our First Responders
Poor Dog, 1 Guy wants to Help but can't, 1 Person does not want to help.... poor dog.
😢😢
There are dog shelters for that. Cant expect her to care for a dog, if she has enough other obligations .. like working.
@@RC-no3dr Gas chamber wtf....
@@RC-no3dr 😭
This has got to be the most gunshots fired in any video footage I have ever watched, must be well over one hundred.
That female officer is such a big help.
I'm glad someone else said it. "he's raising his gun, he's shooting" GET OFF THE RADIO
Ah, yes. The usual put down of a "female officer." Looks to me like she ran to the danger like the other officers. Her comments about "raising the weapon" may have been to these other LEO who did not have a clear view. She had guts. And she was there.
Not to criticize her but as she yelled to "get back, get back" the dude next to her proceeded to take a more advantageous position (despite the risk of doing so). Make of it what you want. Maybe he was reckless, maybe she was too conservative. Who knows.
Literally running toward danger! I’m brave but not like that!!!! HUGE RESPECT FOR YOU ALL! ✊
They need remote-controlled drone gunships
Yeah the cops shooting at each other is pretty dangerous
@@goldbars99.999 They weren't shooting at each other. Come on.
It's not bravery. It's a thirst for action and excitement. I was a prison guard and I loved when doo doo hit the fan. I was always in the middle. It wasn't bravery. It was all about adrenaline. I know most people will argue me, but I know the truth. They want the excitement.
@@danroberts9050100% true about the adrenaline rush. That’s why the one cop got shot and he’s still up trying to shoot the guy. I’m with you 50/50 on the bravery aspect.. Because while I might not feel there is much bravery involved in taking part in an 8 v 1 shootout, there are other aspect’s of law enforcement (first responder’s) that involve a fair amount of bravery.
This is the best outcome for her.
not really. now her son doesnt have a dad and the dog is headed to the pound. weird sense of best outcome you have. I would seek professional help.
@@freedfromdesire466 Are you really that dense? He is a wacko and should not be around his kid. Look up the charges against him and maybe you'll understand. You need professional help if you think this "man" would be a good role model.
I love this for her and her son. You heard the recent case of the abusive dad that shot his 3 sons execution style and shot the mom in the hand when she tried to stop him? That won't be this woman or her son ♥️
@@freedfromdesire466 rightttt because am abusive dad having the opportunity to k*lll the whole family is better because the kid will have a dad..... In the afterlife 🙃
@@freedfromdesire466 a dad that was violent against her? she had a protection order against him. yeah, teach the son to be as violent as his father? the kid is better off without him
It’s got to be real scary being a cop. Most of them seem like stable individuals. They have families to come back home to and provide for. The criminals on the other hand just have nothing to lose.
1) Kudos to the 911 callers and operators and all the officers. 2) It's odd and unfortunate that none of the officers had a rifle with a red dot or LPVO to enable them to neutralize him from diatance with less risk to them.
Was thinking the same. They missed multiple shots that would have been a walk in the park with a rifle. One of the officers missed at least 5 shots at a 40-50 yard distance. Not safe for anyone in the vicinity
@@GAme4life916while I agree, I say kudos to the Ogden police force for not providing ARs to standard field officers. In all but the most dangerous cities, only the SWAT need anything more than a 15 round pistol. These officers did all have slide mounted optics which is above and beyond what most officers have. 5 inch slide with optic is good to 50 yards in a stressful situation, 100 yards when calm.
@@glsracer Rifle will ALWAYS be an easy shot. I, respectfully, have to disagree vehemently with your opinion. Rifles allow for vastly increased capability and I would argue that bringing a rifle to an already active shootout is a great way to neutralize the threat. Misses are dangerous to everyone in the neighborhood, rifles make misses less likely. Thats a win.
@@glsracerAbsolutely disagree pistol at 50 yards under stress is incredibly hard and dangerous for bystanders. Rifle is 100% needed.
pretty much ALL cases with an active shooter the local Police officers NEED a rifle. You think it takes awhile for local pd to show up, bet it takes longer for the swat guys to run to their locker rooms, get geared up, and out the door to head to you. Before theyr even finished gettin their gear on, a local officer could’ve taken him out with their own standard issued rifle
I hope somebody please take good care of the dog as his dying wish.......
I doubt that. Prabobly taken by AC to shelter and euthanized 😢
WHOS dying wish? I didn't hear anything!
The quota-hire female cop was in no hurry to back up the first officer and was totally useless once she finally got there.
Why do none of these officers have a patrol rifle to minimize how many bullets are flying. Two in his chest with an AR vs stitching up an apartment complex.
How does no-one have a rifle?
Wow unbelievable sad that people reach this point. Thoughts and prayers to all involved.
From the sound of the ex seems to me he Reached that point long ago
not a fair fight.
and what are those poeple are supposed to do with your useless prayers?
@@billmyer2990 he wanted to get killed by them
@@jemandjemand2362rabid for no reason. Someone leaves a nice comment and you can’t help yourself lmao
These officers seriously need to go back to the shooting academy to learn how to hit a moving target 😅 they're all shouting embarrassingly
I live in Utah about 30 miles south of this and it’s actually scary. They had to call 911 times. Ogden has the reputation of being one of the most crime field cities in the valley and it’s scary to know as much as I have to go work up there that if something goes wrong, it might be an hour before help comes.
The citizens of Ogden owe a debt of gratitude to these officers. Professionalism clearly on display!!
In gun fights, the drama is inversely proportional to the length of the barrel.
It's wild to think a shootout would happen like that in broad daylight with so many objects and innocent bystanders around and with all the shots being fired.. huge respect to the men and women who run TOWARDS danger and not away, I applaud you fine people
The woman cop was walking.. 😅
Quite reckless
It's wild to think Americans like you are so clueless about what's goin on in this world
That woman officer was literally hiding the whole time and she walked to the shooting not ran to it. It's all on tape lol
yes was the first thing i was thinking while watching it, so many cops taking down only one guy whos out in the open, so many rounds flying around, any one of those stray bullets could of entered one of the flats
You know, it's always funny when they yell "Don't move!" after putting a dozen bullets in someone.
I've been saying the same thing but adrenaline and fear goes A LONG WAY when it comes to death being so close.
Well, I mean...if you move you're going to get a dozen more....he's just giving the heads up courtesy
I understand why you think its funny but I sincerely hope you are never put in that position yourself, it becomes a lot less funny when your friend just got shot, you're getting shot at, and shooting back, adrenaline pumping, ears blasted out from the noise etc etc
We’ll just because someone is shot doesn’t mean you can’t move. The officers are telling him that so that he doesn’t get shot anymore. Tension is high, stress is through the roof, adrenaline is off the charts, anger and rage is flowing throughout the body because someone tried to kill you and If you make a move it’s likely you will be shot. Especially if you move towards a weapon on the ground. Also just because the suspect has a gun doesn’t mean he only has one. Many cops have been shot by a second gun they didn’t see. He makes any move except his hands out and away from his body and any weapons will be considered an assertive move and will be dealt with as a threat.
Domestic arguments and situations are amongst the most deadly for police officers.
100%
Dude the initial contact officer is a G. Clear communication. Cautious but ready to send three to the chest at any moment.
I can't believe not one officer had a rifle or a shot gun. Might have been able to put this guy down sooner. I'm glad no civilians were injured. And hopefully the officer is going to be ok. Scary situation for sure
officers will defiinitely need to be retrained in use of rifles
How many rounds were fired and where did they end up. It's unbelievable that no one else was hit by all that lead flying around. Agree one officer should of had a long gun.
I was wondering when I was going to see a good comment like this. Those handguns were not doing the job for sure.
Well you know how that's goes SBC. I hope the dog is okay or was not injured
I liked their communication with each other and they were all cool, calm and collected, even the officer that got shot. Sounded very professional and I'm glad the officer and the others are ok. This should be a training video for all officers to learn how to conduct themselves in a situation like this, instead of all of them yelling, screaming and shooting like maniacs.
bs screaming and panic with no one in charge is chaos. a typical situation of what not to do.. no perimeter no clear demands from one person a complete failure! could have and should have ended up with the perp arrested , get the help he clearly needed and all cops safe n sound.................a truly botched up flummox. swat negotiators ...........no protocol followed. if that happened here in australia cops would face charges. and rightly so.
There is more footage to be seen on other channels. All signs point to the officer being struck by friendly fire during the chaos.
I liked the call for
Crossfire by the female officer
Didn’t seem cool, calm, and collected AT ALL. They were screaming at each other, and we’re still yelling for the guy to show his hands while trading shots with each other. It seems we’re past the show me your hands part at that stage of the encounter
but it took nearly the whole police force to hunt down one guy and so many rounds used,
I can't imagine just being at home and something like this suddenly erupts right outside with no warning, and nobody knows what's going on.
Thoughts go out to the ex wife, you could tell the hesitation in her voice when on the call. She did the right thing.
She did the right thing? She got pregnant by him, lives on a low cost apartment and can't even take care of a sick dog.
I feel sorry for her kid, he had no saying in all this.
@@Shadow__133 pretty sure ppl dont go into relationships knowing full well who these ppl are. If you know anything about abusers you would know how manipulative they are. shes an ex for a reason. She had a protective order on him.. she was making decisions based on who she knew who he was at that time.
@@TypoQueenie Thats a good justification for her bad decisions. Still... bad decisions.
@@Shadow__133I just want to know if she would have taken the dog. Would he have left in peace in the beginning 🤔
@@Shadow__133 we all can't be perfect and make great decisions like you bro. What are you doing on RUclips comment? Shouldn't you be in your private jet on the way to vacation? No way you're not a millionaire since all you make are good decisions
Glad they handled the situation and I hope the officer recovers and thank you for your service 🙏
This is America! Great men
but it took nearly the whole police force to get him and hundreds of rounds
@@eisbeinGermany exactly 😂
@@janpierzchala2004 Sooo untrained and pathetic?
He's violated his last protective order.
a drone w/ 2 shots of high caliber would be VERY handy during such confrontation....criminal wouldn't know what hits them....
That was so stressful to watch. Total respect for all officers involved. Thank you for your service!!😊❤️🙏
How it's America its a normal basis I love this stuff in my country we are not mental health Like you Americans
@@Birdy-by9cgYou are not mental health?
Americans don't care for violent criminals. Especially those who threaten women. We also don't blame truly evil behavior on "mental illness."
i would of been yelling at him "you want to die boy?" "i live for this!!" love this stuff.
@@Birdy-by9cg yet our country has a MUCH bigger immigration problem than your 3rd world crap hole
@@Birdy-by9cg you're weird
He's blasting away at the police and they're yelling at him to show his hands and drop the gun. I think that's a moot point at that juncture.
So refreshing to not hear the police swearing 🤬 while yelling good audible commands. Good job
The first cop gave me anxiety watching ! He literally kept playing hide and seek and pointed his gun at the ground ! He has a red dot and had a tactical advantage and he just gave it away
He wasn’t the only one. They need better training unfortunately the worlds falling apart it seems and this is more frequent
Red dot, at that range in broad daylight and no scope? No chance that’s in play.
Officer did it right. Perp got a lucky round off.
He was taking cover.
Shooter was able to take cover then fire on the officer. There's a lot of cover in that apartment complex to be taken! So scary.
@@LikeLikeLikeLikeLike cars don’t offer much cover they offer concealment. You never take your eyes and gun off the threat. That’s how he ended up Shot.
God bless all the officers and their families! Such terrible trauma! Thank you for your bravery and your service! My uncle was an NYPD officer from 1948 until his retirement in the mid 1960’s. He walked the beat in my neighborhood. I only once saw him in pursuit on a robber with his gun drawn. It was a terrifying thing to witness.
You saw your uncle in a pursuit with his gun drawn?
Yes, it must me traumatic for officers. I hope they get some kind of therapy to deal with it.
Were you his special little assistant? Sounds kind of creepy.
No one cares
@@delmar2169 I do! I need to hear how someone managed to watch their uncle in a pursuit WITH gun drawn?????
Was it live TV?
Have cops never heard of the "element of surprise"?
How about sneaking up and shooting instead of running up yelling?
This Job is insane, it takes a special person to run towards the danger. Unbelievable. Great Job.
🙏 for injured officer for full and speedy recovery ❤🙏
Been in combat a longtime ago and this still brings tears when I heard #1 responder was hit.
Why tears? I'm a Combat Veteran too.
@@GR-le1ms Obviously he means the teammate was carrying the bomb, in which case he has to painstakingly backtrack to where he was killed and pick up the load to complete the mission. The opponent could be camping etc. omg totally feel with that.
Gosh….actually hearing the bullets whistling by you has to be the scariest feeling in the world!
Feel sorry for the guy, but when you hit rock bottom as the lady said its such a tough situation to be in..
This guy made his decision! He had nothing to lose and was on the point of no return! The minute the suspect started shooting at the police, all bets are off and the police has the right to shoot to kill! The police officers responded accordingly and had to put him down! It's a tragic but it had to be done in safety of the community!
They're lucky all of those bullets they fired didn't hit someone else
Wrong. No desscalation, just dominant orders; it was over the health of a dog..officers pursued combat instead of a solution. Perhaps dispatch didn't relay his motive 🤔
So nobody in that police department has a long gun? That was painful to watch. Taking shots at 100 yard with a pistol is insane
Female cop keeps hiding behind the male officer, won't stop tying up the radio, keeps "narrating" throughout the entire incident, totally useless. Kudo's to the officers engaging the suspect, and prayers for the wounded officer.
Wife : I can’t have him here
Police: say no more
Luckily we had a narrator who tells us everything after we see it for ourselves
These officers go out there and do this for us every day to keep us safe I'm not saying everyone is right in what they do sometimes but most of these officers for their life on the line to save us give them credit enough is enough of this thank you officers for everything you do
Boot locker
@@sammitchell7310 boot locker? sounds useful
@@peegoblin8372 SSSHHH....don't point out leftys stupidity-that pissant mind implodes.
smh
@@peegoblin8372 does it warm up the boots as well .. that would be great ..
Shouldn't go near anyone who has a restraining order against you. It shows that he was never going to leave the woman alone. He couldn't move on probably because of drugs or alcohol and so this was the end.
They gave the dude plenty of warnings
Dude deserved
what he got !!!
Hope the dog recovers and finds a good home.
I know me too I kind of wonder if the ex-wife regrets not just taking the dog to a shelter instead of causing all this.
@@Mike-01234 ..... One of the most senseless comments here. He only brought the dog to her because he wanted a shoot out with the Police to end his life. She didn't cause anything, she helped it find a good end.
If the police officer was allegedly shot, then shouldn't the dude be allegedly dead?
On cop shows on tv when a suspect is shot you see the policeman / detectve still carrying his gun after the event, but in true life will all the eight officers who discharged their gun have to sacrifice the firearm and be assigned other duties till a report on the incident is concluded.
So when cops get in a shootout and say your car happens to be there and you get some bullet holes into your car, who pays for the repair?
Perhaps a little practice at the range? Geez
You spend a lot of time on the range making pancakes. Scram.
@@RLTtizME Yeah, I'd bet 6 buddies and I dumping mag after mag after mag at one suspect could get lucky at least once. Have a nice day, officer.
@@brycecrousore1985 Blueberry pancakes are my fav...just like you make them at Waffle House. Much respect.
Happy ending, the ex-wife won’t need a protective order anymore and taxpayer dollars were saved.
“I wasted everyone’s time getting a protection order and now he’s here and I want him to leave but I don’t want to press charges”
WTF!?!?!?
That woman cop made things 100 times worse and more tense for the first responding officer. And parked 1000 feet away.
I was waiting for him to ask her if she wanted him to draw her a map.
Then, she TOTALLY blows their cover, and THEN wants to be the ‘Alpha’ female 🤦🏽♂️
When she calls out to the criminal when her partner has no cover , unbelievable
Brutal
Her yelling where is he? And to obviously watch shots fired and plugging her ears from the sounds was kind of discouraging not gonna lie
She sux, she fired off a few rounds and can't even hit the target. Putting everyone in danger.
That lady cop completely escalated things and just let him know their position.
It seems like she saw him drawing down on the first officer and yelled out to get him to turn off of the first officer. Not exactly a bad idea.
Her movement, use of cover, decision making and tactical appreciation on the whole were woeful. I would not want that as my cover.
That looked like a situation where there was going to be some cross fire going on. From what we saw that was not a good tactical response. Hopefully the video will lead to some good training.
One cop said,"he's still got a gun."Isn't that the reason you're there??
Good on the ex wife for calling the cops and not running out there screaming to protect him once the shooting started.
Right. Good for her..... for taking his children from him, getting that Magic Restraining Order to keep him from his children, extorting his every last dollar, making him homeless, and couldn't even care for the sick dog.
She had life insurance for him no only kidding it sucks for everyone including the 🐶 hope he finds a good home
Why did none of these cops have rifles. They coulda ended this at the very beginning with a single shot. From that distance pistols are just lobbing lead and getting lucky if they get a hit.
those bullets whizzing by was crazy in the crossfire.
Why did it take 3 calls to 911 for the cops to finally come?