My dad is an officer, when i was younger he’d come home during his hours and when I asked if that was allowed he just waved me off like it was obvious that it was… honestly believed him, thought he was a great crop too. Well, til I grew up ☠️☠️☠️
danm, you have beaten the odds and aren't a "my dad's a cop so acab=bad" LMAO but fr sorry you had that type of role model in your life, glad you notice it now
i remember a cop checked up on us and see if we were ok (because i threw up) and we said we were fine, and she drove off. My mom was surprised that a young women like that (she looked like in her early 20s) could be a cop, and i told her the basis of being a police officer is just having a high school diploma, even with no training. She had the most shocked face ever hearing that
I’ve had experiences with both good and bad cops. I have a major panicked attack/meltdown and ended up calling the cops cause, in my delirious state, I thought my dad was gonna kill me. The cops were very understanding and helped calm me down enough for me and my mother to spend the night at a motel. This was about 2 years ago-ish However, about 14 years ago, my mom got pulled over by a cop for speeding (she was not btw) and the cop, who she says looked new, was being a bastard and taunting her. Note that I wasn’t in the double digits of age at this time. This dude then threats to arrest my mother. For speeding. Me and my brother heard this and this cop couldn’t get another word in before the two of us broke out SOBBING and crying cause we thought mom was gonna be taken away. Mom said after that, he got real quiet and apologized lmao
The term "acab" is more used to refer to the "blue wall of silence" which refers to cops always being quiet about other cops misdoings and defending their fellow cops who have done terrible things, therefore making them also terrible. You can have a good experience with a cop (I'm very glad that you did in that situation and I'm glad you're okay), but it doesn't make the cops good cops because they willingly work for a corrupt system. And they know that. There are loads of stories about people who really wanted to do good, quitting or getting fired because they didn't or couldn't work with the corrupt system. The ones who stay and are quiet about everything wrong happening, stay because they're put in a position of power being a cop, and if they speak, that'll be taken away from them. So in order to keep themselves and the rest of their police force in a place of privilege, they keep quiet. I hope I did an ok job explaining that, sorry if it's incoherent
“If this man is writing the papers in a false way, it could be a serious defense. he could-“ Sneeg: YOUR CARAGE SHALL BE SOLD TO THE VILLAGE SIR, IT IS MINE NOW :)
I've heard a lot horror stories about police in my area from my partner, specifically one where he called the cops on his step father for beating his mom and when they reached the house they told him to "Stop bothering them with their bullshit". This is the kinda shit that made me hate cops
I would be so down to see a video that would say the same info but just narrated by Sneeg. Like, it’s info that we can probably trust more rather than these other channels that try to spread their ableist views into it Edit: spelling
Hey Sneeg! Ohioan here! We don't talk like that. This dude is just crazy. I went to school in a legitimate village (considered so because of population) and nobody calls it "the village". We call it by its name.
Maybe he’s saying village because that’s what’s on the official paperwork? I’ve never heard any cops refer to my village as “the village,” only by its name or as part of the nearest town though so maybe it’s a specific part of the state.
There’s a place somewhere near me (I live in Ohio as well) I forget what’s it’s full name is but it’s something like Hanley Village, so maybe he means a place like that but as an Ohioan I can also confirm we don’t thank like that lmao, it’s just a him thing 😂
hard vouch. also live in ohio, almost in the middle of nowhere (you go too far west and it's literally all farmland until the next town about half an hour away) and no one talks like that where i live. you're more likely to find someone afraid of getting dirty than someone calling anything near us a village.
23:04 Yeah, they only give you 10 days. A few years back I had my car stolen and then totaled in a high speed chase, so the police had it towed to the tow company across town that they're partnered with. And after I had my mode of travel stolen and destroyed, I was then left with a $300+ fee I'd have to pay on the police's behalf for having my vehicle towed there. I had to pay this BEFORE I was allowed to take my car off the lot where I'd have to get ANOTHER tow to take the car somewhere and assess the car for my shit insurance I could already barely afford. On top of all of that, the tow company had additional fees of $40 per day the car was in their lot of "lot insurance" in case the car was damaged in their care. So I'm left without my vehicle and having to pay for ubers to get to/from work since I work odd hours, already tight on money because of the paycheck to paycheck lifestyle, the lot fee climbing by the day as I'm trying to figure out how the fuck to get my wrecked car out of the tow lot with only 10 days to get this shit figured out or else they were gonna have my car junked. Ultimately got it taken care of thanks to a family friend lending a hand, but that was probably the most stressful 10 days of my life.
i am going to be honest, I am 13 minutes into this video and it looks like it *SHOULD* just be a cut-and-dry case of "the cops went in and talked with a lady with dementia and her son, accidentally shot a round into the ground, they talked and it got filed into a report, maybe paying for damages" and that should be it! But this video is almost another TWO HOURS LONG!! I'm scared to see what's about to happen to make this worse! Update: YEESH
Police pulled my brother over(who was already scared of driving at the time) on his way home from work because his light was out. He’s freaking out because he’s never gotten pulled over before. He gets home tells my mom it needs to be replaced, they go out to look at it and it’s perfectly fine. They pulled him over for no reason and scared an innocent kid just trying to go home from work and didn’t even have the decency to tell him the truth, acted like he did something wrong.
I desperately need you to understand how finicky headlights are, my mom asked me to fix her brake light the other day because "it wouldn't turn off" her and 3 of her coworkers affirmed that they saw it staying on. I turned the car on and off, pressed the breaks 10 times, no problems. Just recently changed my own headlights and one bulb was out, tapped the connector and it turned back on
It's crazy that they have a WHOLE FUCKING BINDER of bullshit this guy has done while C.o.P. dating back 4-5 YEARS and it wasnt until the got caught in public that they actually cared to do anything....
uncovered a memory of my da bragging about tasing someone who was taking a video of him while he was mistreating a suspect, i thought for a while that at least he wasn't as bad as other cops, but he was/ he contributed and that was fucked up. Glad he isnt a cop anymore, but hes definitely kept that midset.
I hate how confident this cop seems to be that this is OK. Like he just doesn't even see how damaging this negligence and avoidant behaviour could be. Messed up stuff.
i unironically might have covid so i was eating chicken nuggets in silence. then sneeg posted and now i am watching crime while eating chicken nuggets while also possibly having covid :)
Ay I definitely have covid for the 1st time, laying in bed coughing, now laying in bed coughing while watching sneeg crime time! Hope you feel better soon ❤️
i got it like 3 or 4 times (conservative parents refuse to vaccinate me or take precautions so two of my Christmases in a row had a family wide COVID outbreak and we were stuck at home) sooo i def feel ya, even tho I'm late lmao
Sneeg should actually look into crime docs in South Africa The law here is so incompetent that if a robber gets shot on another person's property for breaking and entering, they can sue the property owner and even win the case.
@@lucarionite6538 I think it's to do with using unnecessary force as self-defense. You're only legally allowed to use the same force your assailant does, and maybe the court will allow you a little more, but an unarmed burglar breaking into your house and then getting shot is unnecessary force. In the US, i think there's three systems of dealing with breaking and entering, dependent on the state (Duty to Retreat, Castle something something, and the full right to shoot the burglar)
@@b4stard_sweetit's definitely looser in different states tho, FL is known for being very permissive for stand your ground laws, especially if they claim they thought there was a gun (hand in pocket)
Ohio is an old state n we don’t change much not even for the roads so it doesn’t surprise me villages still exist I wouldn’t take it personally everyone hates our state n I can’t lie I kinda do too idk why I’m still here lol
not surprised because he's a cop, but scrapping cars that have been impounded for 10 days is literally so evil. I'm poor as shit, like can barely afford to keep the fridge stocked poor, so i wouldn't be able to get my car back within those 10 days and it'd be fucking gone. even thinking about it is super upsetting, because as it stands, my car has been functionally useless and unable to start for the past 6 months, so it's sitting in my driveway just collecting spiderwebs. it's my late uncle's car, too. a little gray '04 malibu that he and my aunt have had since '04, and I was given it after his death in 2020 because I couldn't afford my own car. I'm so emotionally attached to this rust magnet that I get upset because I can't drive it right now, I can't imagine how devastated I would be if some loser scrapped it because I couldn't afford to get it out of impound.
Ik you were joking about the village stuff but in small communities, these places are literally called villages on like official documents on your address and stuff. My friend lives in a housing community that is called “vairo village” yea small towns are weird
27:50 Sneeg, villages still exist. It's an actual classification my guy, I live in one. A village is larger than a hamlet, and smaller than a town. On that fact, Hamlets still exist too. This is a thing all over the world, but i'm in Canada.
Lol, I live in a village in Montana. I think the town with the lowest population in the state has 1 person. Three of the top 10 most populated towns have just over 9800. Bozeman is the only town with 6 digits for its population. "City" is a relative term here.
I should start watching these again but way back at that one lady who let the police on a goose chase and being so clearly guilty, her lawyer making up shit on the dad and getting her off free I just literally haven't been up to watch any crime stuff until the Depp trial honestly I don't know why it bothered me so much
So this guy was getting paid leave and still went to work to make some extra money illegally? Why bother? You are literally getting paid to relax at home, that sounds great.
What they DIDN'T do was literally anything to help the children in Uvalde to not be mowed down by a school shooting in progress. They were on scene, but all they did was detain the parents and stand around like little bitches.
idk if this is the only recent thing (it’s probably not tbh) but they just kinda drove away/stood outside a school shooting instead of like stopping the shooter or whatever
I believe it's referencing the Uvalde school shooting, where there were many police officers who stood outside the school not doing anything, and they even stopped parents from trying to get into the school and do something. Eventually they went inside, but everyone still inside was already dead, including the shooter. It was awful, and many people are rightfully blaming the police for doing nothing while children were being murdered.
@@mixedpalette6144 they initially reported that, but later revealed they killed the shooter; he didn't kill himself. The more I read about it the worse it gets. like how he shot his GRANDMOTHER in the head before the spree...she survived and called 911 to report him, but they didn't do anything much with that information. Dangerous guy on the loose with an assault-style gun in a small town?? The school should have been told and put in lockdown as soon as they learned he was out there armed and dangerous. My small-town middle school locked down once because some guy wandered off from the local psychiatric hospital, ffs. This is a dangerous fugitive with clear intent to kill and they didn't seem to warn the community in time to do anything
As someone who's lives near Ohio area there are weird people who call dinner 'supper'. But usually the people who say that are very old people my grandma is in her 70s and she says stuff like that it's weird though
i live in Southwestern Ohio tiny towns are villages soda is pop for some people dinner and or lunch is supper, I don't know why? But I live in Dayton so I'm 50 miles north of Cincinnati so to a degree we sound a little more southern than someone in say Cleveland..
I live near a "village" its literally one square mile lol. it doesnt have its own school district but has its own cops, fire fighters, and ems, as well as hospital. but everyone considers it to be a joke lol.
Yes, it's what Rain said. Specifically the Uvalde shooting, even though there's been a bunch of other shit that has happened. Every day, I hear a new way the Uvalde school shooting was mismanaged. How due to the police sitting on their asses caused the deaths of multiple children and teachers. It's absolutely horrible, and if this doesn't open up people's eyes to the need of reform, I don't know what will.
@@goreslashdow3813 there are rumors/implications suggesting that police may have shot at least one child accidentally. Only rumors so far, but it wouldn't surprise me. At one point, police called out to the kids in the classroom asking them to respond if they were alive -- which goes against all training they give cops and kids for active shooter situations, btw -- one girl answered the cop, causing the shooter to realize she was alive and kill her. last I heard they're refusing to cooperate with the investigation into their handling of the shooting so. yeah.
A village is not a town or city it has to a central meeting place and a place of worship while a town or city are much more densely populated than a village. A village is also in a much more rural place than a town or city
Geographers often tell the differences between a village and town by how many people live there. I technically live in a village and people around here refer to it as that
I used to live in a village called Frankfort in upstate NY and they literally keep the traffic lights on yellow at night because it’s so small of a place.
Gotta love Ohio! But ngl this guy looks like he's got a bad case or liver cirrhosis or Cushing's, mostly due to the proportions between his abdomen and his limbs
If anyone was interested in this then I highly recommend the podcast Over My Dead Body, the season about the death of a "hero cop" much like the dude being interviewed here.
Some jobs have a policy that sick leave is different than vacation leave, and you accrue them separately. I do not like that arrangement but it’s a thing.
The fucking turn this took toward the end straight up woke me up as about to fall asleep. He's still dodging the questions so dismissinvely just like about all the theft stuff, still as if nobody has any real info on anything going on. The way the other officer says "The three that were *there.*" was full of "cut the shit" but also "you need help." And then he has to go back to dealing with the chief not taking anything seriously and he just has to switch back to that mode of asking questions and its a weird feeling.
Hhhh it bothers my how little help the police have been, even in small towns like mine. I remember when somebody was trying to break into our house, they were slamming on our front door and almost busted it off the hinges and we called the police. It was just my mom, myself, and the babies, and we didn't have a weapon in the house but we told the person that we did. Dude ended up leaving at some point, probably thinking that the cops were on their way. Not because the cops actually showed up. What they DID do was drive right past our house. Didn't ever stop or make contact with us or set foot on the property, didn't get out of the car. And they didn't find the guy. They literally just. Drove right on by.
My brother was having a breakdown one time after we both finished work. I told him to let me drive him home because I didn’t think it was safe for him to drive himself. He agreed but was adamant he would drive his car home anyways. He got in my car because I told him we can drive around and talk. We where driving around a parking lot when a cop pulled me over and started yelling at us both claiming that I almost hit him (I wasn’t even close to him.) we both where sobbing and it was so obvious that something was clearly going on but he just screamed at us and then left. I remember being so fucking angry for the blatant disregard in the situation exhibited by the cop. Not once an “are you ok?” “Why are you both crying?” “Do you need any help?” He was so caught up on “almost being hit” that he was fucking oblivious. It’s scary to think people like that are cops.
So, Village is used in every state. It's usually used to indicate population size. In Ohio, it refers to a place with a population between 1,600 and 5,000
I know I'm a year late with this message but I have to respond. I live across the river from St Louis in Illinois. Our town is called a village and most of them around here are. As a side note, we also call the last meal of the day supper, haha. Thanks for the video, God bless.
idk how to word it any other way, but why is the chief built Like That. it doesnt look normal also, this dude blaming jeff reminds me of that girl who hacked a game and tried to blame "her friend clara" 😭
the village i live in is actually called a village, its small and consists mostly of houses and has a gas station and a small convenience store. a town will always have a shopping area and a city is just a really big town
Listening to this as background noise (i.e. not always reading subtitles) I deadass thought he said “his favorite word was bofa” and was like no fucking WAY is this guy trying to set up a deez nuts joke in an interrogation
wait so if hes working 10 hours a day and not putting in "extra" hours he worked how the fuck is he getting 80 hours a week with 160 hours a month Hmmmmm man math is haaaard i wonder why they didnt bring this up
My dad is an officer, when i was younger he’d come home during his hours and when I asked if that was allowed he just waved me off like it was obvious that it was… honestly believed him, thought he was a great crop too. Well, til I grew up ☠️☠️☠️
To be fair you were a kid and I think every kid wants to believe in their parents. It's good that you know now.
danm, you have beaten the odds and aren't a "my dad's a cop so acab=bad" LMAO
but fr sorry you had that type of role model in your life, glad you notice it now
You thought your dad was corn?
@@kay19129 No, eggplant.
@@DaniParre eggplants are a better crop then?
"I've lost a marriage over this job, I've lost *girlfriends* over this job"
... no maidens??
Lol
nary a one
gonna be honest i din't think it was the job...
maidenless? got no bitches?
i remember a cop checked up on us and see if we were ok (because i threw up) and we said we were fine, and she drove off. My mom was surprised that a young women like that (she looked like in her early 20s) could be a cop, and i told her the basis of being a police officer is just having a high school diploma, even with no training. She had the most shocked face ever hearing that
that's... terrifying
Sneeg: Don’t commit crimes.
Chat: *taking notes*
Write that down WRITE THAT DOWN
Cop is just like *casually admits to wage theft,* *commits insurance fraud cutely*
So babygirl
I’ve had experiences with both good and bad cops. I have a major panicked attack/meltdown and ended up calling the cops cause, in my delirious state, I thought my dad was gonna kill me. The cops were very understanding and helped calm me down enough for me and my mother to spend the night at a motel. This was about 2 years ago-ish
However, about 14 years ago, my mom got pulled over by a cop for speeding (she was not btw) and the cop, who she says looked new, was being a bastard and taunting her. Note that I wasn’t in the double digits of age at this time. This dude then threats to arrest my mother. For speeding. Me and my brother heard this and this cop couldn’t get another word in before the two of us broke out SOBBING and crying cause we thought mom was gonna be taken away. Mom said after that, he got real quiet and apologized lmao
The term "acab" is more used to refer to the "blue wall of silence" which refers to cops always being quiet about other cops misdoings and defending their fellow cops who have done terrible things, therefore making them also terrible. You can have a good experience with a cop (I'm very glad that you did in that situation and I'm glad you're okay), but it doesn't make the cops good cops because they willingly work for a corrupt system. And they know that. There are loads of stories about people who really wanted to do good, quitting or getting fired because they didn't or couldn't work with the corrupt system. The ones who stay and are quiet about everything wrong happening, stay because they're put in a position of power being a cop, and if they speak, that'll be taken away from them. So in order to keep themselves and the rest of their police force in a place of privilege, they keep quiet. I hope I did an ok job explaining that, sorry if it's incoherent
acab doesnt mean that every individual cop is a bad person, it means that they work for a bastardised system and ultimately uphold it. good cops quit
@@wrigglbyI guarantee by that logic you are also a terrible person. 😂
“If this man is writing the papers in a false way, it could be a serious defense. he could-“
Sneeg: YOUR CARAGE SHALL BE SOLD TO THE VILLAGE SIR, IT IS MINE NOW :)
Sneeg unintentionally absolutely roasting the UK for using the terms "village" and "supper"
He was making fun of villages and I was just like 😅
as a southerner, i also use upper regularly
I think it's more of a European thing then American to have villages so I can understand why it would sound out of place
@@heyitsharley9589and I'm in Illinois and we have villages
"supper" is posh, to be fair. village, meanwhile... watch out sneeg ive been taking notes /j
Imagine being interrogated and in the middle of you arguing a policeman comes back like "holy fuck, don't go in the bathroom for a bit"
I've heard a lot horror stories about police in my area from my partner, specifically one where he called the cops on his step father for beating his mom and when they reached the house they told him to "Stop bothering them with their bullshit". This is the kinda shit that made me hate cops
I would be so down to see a video that would say the same info but just narrated by Sneeg. Like, it’s info that we can probably trust more rather than these other channels that try to spread their ableist views into it
Edit: spelling
I agree! His commentary is always very insightful.
Hey Sneeg! Ohioan here! We don't talk like that. This dude is just crazy. I went to school in a legitimate village (considered so because of population) and nobody calls it "the village". We call it by its name.
Maybe he’s saying village because that’s what’s on the official paperwork? I’ve never heard any cops refer to my village as “the village,” only by its name or as part of the nearest town though so maybe it’s a specific part of the state.
There’s a place somewhere near me (I live in Ohio as well) I forget what’s it’s full name is but it’s something like Hanley Village, so maybe he means a place like that but as an Ohioan I can also confirm we don’t thank like that lmao, it’s just a him thing 😂
@@kaddieization perhaps. Maybe a coloaquial thing.
hard vouch. also live in ohio, almost in the middle of nowhere (you go too far west and it's literally all farmland until the next town about half an hour away) and no one talks like that where i live. you're more likely to find someone afraid of getting dirty than someone calling anything near us a village.
i thought ohioan was ur name 💀
i like sneeg immediately smiling when the guy says "we've been trained"
23:04 Yeah, they only give you 10 days. A few years back I had my car stolen and then totaled in a high speed chase, so the police had it towed to the tow company across town that they're partnered with. And after I had my mode of travel stolen and destroyed, I was then left with a $300+ fee I'd have to pay on the police's behalf for having my vehicle towed there. I had to pay this BEFORE I was allowed to take my car off the lot where I'd have to get ANOTHER tow to take the car somewhere and assess the car for my shit insurance I could already barely afford. On top of all of that, the tow company had additional fees of $40 per day the car was in their lot of "lot insurance" in case the car was damaged in their care. So I'm left without my vehicle and having to pay for ubers to get to/from work since I work odd hours, already tight on money because of the paycheck to paycheck lifestyle, the lot fee climbing by the day as I'm trying to figure out how the fuck to get my wrecked car out of the tow lot with only 10 days to get this shit figured out or else they were gonna have my car junked. Ultimately got it taken care of thanks to a family friend lending a hand, but that was probably the most stressful 10 days of my life.
That sounds like a nightmare. Glad you got your car back!
I have some pretty terrible family but at least they let me stay on their AAA plan
I love watching these just for the sake of how sneeg batters moments like little "tells" and how he educates about things in the system :D
i am going to be honest, I am 13 minutes into this video and it looks like it *SHOULD* just be a cut-and-dry case of "the cops went in and talked with a lady with dementia and her son, accidentally shot a round into the ground, they talked and it got filed into a report, maybe paying for damages" and that should be it! But this video is almost another TWO HOURS LONG!! I'm scared to see what's about to happen to make this worse!
Update: YEESH
Police pulled my brother over(who was already scared of driving at the time) on his way home from work because his light was out. He’s freaking out because he’s never gotten pulled over before. He gets home tells my mom it needs to be replaced, they go out to look at it and it’s perfectly fine. They pulled him over for no reason and scared an innocent kid just trying to go home from work and didn’t even have the decency to tell him the truth, acted like he did something wrong.
I desperately need you to understand how finicky headlights are, my mom asked me to fix her brake light the other day because "it wouldn't turn off" her and 3 of her coworkers affirmed that they saw it staying on. I turned the car on and off, pressed the breaks 10 times, no problems. Just recently changed my own headlights and one bulb was out, tapped the connector and it turned back on
@@drewpott sure but this isn’t that, this happens so much where I live
It’s just the police pulling this shit for no reason and lying about it
It's crazy that they have a WHOLE FUCKING BINDER of bullshit this guy has done while C.o.P. dating back 4-5 YEARS and it wasnt until the got caught in public that they actually cared to do anything....
uncovered a memory of my da bragging about tasing someone who was taking a video of him while he was mistreating a suspect, i thought for a while that at least he wasn't as bad as other cops, but he was/ he contributed and that was fucked up. Glad he isnt a cop anymore, but hes definitely kept that midset.
I hate how confident this cop seems to be that this is OK. Like he just doesn't even see how damaging this negligence and avoidant behaviour could be. Messed up stuff.
Shout out to the chatter at 44:17 who said "This guy washes his hair with yogurt"
i unironically might have covid so i was eating chicken nuggets in silence. then sneeg posted and now i am watching crime while eating chicken nuggets while also possibly having covid :)
sounds pretty good, have fun with that. hope you don’t have covid :)
Ay I definitely have covid for the 1st time, laying in bed coughing, now laying in bed coughing while watching sneeg crime time! Hope you feel better soon ❤️
@@undeadbeanz yo I bet covid sucks, get well soon!
good luck man! stay safe :)
i got it like 3 or 4 times (conservative parents refuse to vaccinate me or take precautions so two of my Christmases in a row had a family wide COVID outbreak and we were stuck at home) sooo i def feel ya, even tho I'm late lmao
Man, for how much some policemen/policewomen work, some just don’t do their actual jobs.
"Work"
@@transmaddie Just as much as any office worker
Sneeg should actually look into crime docs in South Africa
The law here is so incompetent that if a robber gets shot on another person's property for breaking and entering, they can sue the property owner and even win the case.
I'm pretty sure most countries work that way, as far as I know only America let's you kill someone breaking and entering
It's like that in some places in America too actually
@random rabbit bro
damn, I didn't know it. It's a pretty poor hole in the system then :/
@@lucarionite6538 I think it's to do with using unnecessary force as self-defense. You're only legally allowed to use the same force your assailant does, and maybe the court will allow you a little more, but an unarmed burglar breaking into your house and then getting shot is unnecessary force. In the US, i think there's three systems of dealing with breaking and entering, dependent on the state (Duty to Retreat, Castle something something, and the full right to shoot the burglar)
@@b4stard_sweetit's definitely looser in different states tho, FL is known for being very permissive for stand your ground laws, especially if they claim they thought there was a gun (hand in pocket)
As someone that lives in a village in ohio, i feel attacked.
As one should
Ohio is an old state n we don’t change much not even for the roads so it doesn’t surprise me villages still exist I wouldn’t take it personally everyone hates our state n I can’t lie I kinda do too idk why I’m still here lol
This really makes me think about how my dad only had to train 6 weeks to become a part of the police force - An Australian
not surprised because he's a cop, but scrapping cars that have been impounded for 10 days is literally so evil. I'm poor as shit, like can barely afford to keep the fridge stocked poor, so i wouldn't be able to get my car back within those 10 days and it'd be fucking gone. even thinking about it is super upsetting, because as it stands, my car has been functionally useless and unable to start for the past 6 months, so it's sitting in my driveway just collecting spiderwebs. it's my late uncle's car, too. a little gray '04 malibu that he and my aunt have had since '04, and I was given it after his death in 2020 because I couldn't afford my own car. I'm so emotionally attached to this rust magnet that I get upset because I can't drive it right now, I can't imagine how devastated I would be if some loser scrapped it because I couldn't afford to get it out of impound.
Caught, Cuffed, and eating cream puffs .
I’m from Ohio and I live in what is officially a village. Most people just say it’s part of the closest town though since the zip code is the same.
Funnily enough there’s actually someone who owns a carriage down the road.
i also lived in an official village out in the midwest, we didnt call it "the village" we just called it its name
I would LOVE for Sneeg to make his own true crime police interview analysis videos!
Ik you were joking about the village stuff but in small communities, these places are literally called villages on like official documents on your address and stuff. My friend lives in a housing community that is called “vairo village” yea small towns are weird
27:50 Sneeg, villages still exist. It's an actual classification my guy, I live in one. A village is larger than a hamlet, and smaller than a town. On that fact, Hamlets still exist too. This is a thing all over the world, but i'm in Canada.
why am I watching an interrogation of a talking orange
25:22 I used to live in a place called The Village, the town it's in and the surrounding towns are all small
Lol, I live in a village in Montana. I think the town with the lowest population in the state has 1 person. Three of the top 10 most populated towns have just over 9800. Bozeman is the only town with 6 digits for its population. "City" is a relative term here.
I should start watching these again but way back at that one lady who let the police on a goose chase and being so clearly guilty, her lawyer making up shit on the dad and getting her off free I just literally haven't been up to watch any crime stuff until the Depp trial honestly I don't know why it bothered me so much
Dahlia Dippolito?
looks around concerned* i.. i grew up in a township we called a village >>
I grew up in what is technically a Hamlet and moved to a Village lmao
yeah lol i live in the midwest and the next "town" over literally has signs calling it a village
chief of police shaped like a gotdam tomato
Bob the tomato from Veggietales got some ‘splaining to do.
Sneeg explains these so well and they are amazing.
So this guy was getting paid leave and still went to work to make some extra money illegally? Why bother? You are literally getting paid to relax at home, that sounds great.
I'm not from The Land of The Very Much Not Free Healthcare, what did the heavily armed thugs you call police do?
What they DIDN'T do was literally anything to help the children in Uvalde to not be mowed down by a school shooting in progress. They were on scene, but all they did was detain the parents and stand around like little bitches.
idk if this is the only recent thing (it’s probably not tbh) but they just kinda drove away/stood outside a school shooting instead of like stopping the shooter or whatever
I believe it's referencing the Uvalde school shooting, where there were many police officers who stood outside the school not doing anything, and they even stopped parents from trying to get into the school and do something. Eventually they went inside, but everyone still inside was already dead, including the shooter. It was awful, and many people are rightfully blaming the police for doing nothing while children were being murdered.
@@mixedpalette6144 That's just fucking vile goddamn
@@mixedpalette6144 they initially reported that, but later revealed they killed the shooter; he didn't kill himself.
The more I read about it the worse it gets. like how he shot his GRANDMOTHER in the head before the spree...she survived and called 911 to report him, but they didn't do anything much with that information. Dangerous guy on the loose with an assault-style gun in a small town?? The school should have been told and put in lockdown as soon as they learned he was out there armed and dangerous. My small-town middle school locked down once because some guy wandered off from the local psychiatric hospital, ffs. This is a dangerous fugitive with clear intent to kill and they didn't seem to warn the community in time to do anything
As someone who's lives near Ohio area there are weird people who call dinner 'supper'. But usually the people who say that are very old people my grandma is in her 70s and she says stuff like that it's weird though
4 am, about to sleep but sleep can wait cause it is crime time
i live in Southwestern Ohio tiny towns are villages soda is pop for some people dinner and or lunch is supper, I don't know why? But I live in Dayton so I'm 50 miles north of Cincinnati so to a degree we sound a little more southern than someone in say Cleveland..
I live near a "village" its literally one square mile lol. it doesnt have its own school district but has its own cops, fire fighters, and ems, as well as hospital. but everyone considers it to be a joke lol.
As a literal cop, you’d think he’d call for a lawyer
Wait ive been in my depression hole, whats up with the police recently?
leaving a comment incase someone explains what’s been happening because i’ve also been in my depression hole
I think it’s about the school shooting where the police just stood outside the school instead of going in to save to kids
@@RainHM damn yeah okay that's fucked
Yes, it's what Rain said. Specifically the Uvalde shooting, even though there's been a bunch of other shit that has happened.
Every day, I hear a new way the Uvalde school shooting was mismanaged. How due to the police sitting on their asses caused the deaths of multiple children and teachers. It's absolutely horrible, and if this doesn't open up people's eyes to the need of reform, I don't know what will.
@@goreslashdow3813 there are rumors/implications suggesting that police may have shot at least one child accidentally. Only rumors so far, but it wouldn't surprise me. At one point, police called out to the kids in the classroom asking them to respond if they were alive -- which goes against all training they give cops and kids for active shooter situations, btw -- one girl answered the cop, causing the shooter to realize she was alive and kill her.
last I heard they're refusing to cooperate with the investigation into their handling of the shooting so. yeah.
A village is not a town or city it has to a central meeting place and a place of worship while a town or city are much more densely populated than a village. A village is also in a much more rural place than a town or city
1:47:31 poopoo timestamp
Geographers often tell the differences between a village and town by how many people live there. I technically live in a village and people around here refer to it as that
I think it’s funny that this guy interviewing looks like he was just hired and realized the boss was doing random crap
* So informational! Thanks for making these, Sneeg!
Hope Sneeg's glass making in RuneScape went well.
Hell yeah new crime time
Some places have separate sick days and pto and you have to file them differently but it seems like they don’t want them to take them how they want.
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26:26 it’s funny bc i live in ny and my town is surrounded by about 5 towns called villages
I used to live in a village called Frankfort in upstate NY and they literally keep the traffic lights on yellow at night because it’s so small of a place.
57:06 Jeff goes to a different school you wouldn't know him
sneeg snatch crime time let’s goooooo
Allllways watching, Wizowski. Allllllways watching.
You know, if you wanted to cut the belches out of these uploads…that would be ok 😅
You're not doing this cause it's high-effort. Reacting isn't.
Got 'im
Damn this man is spherical I love that for him
He should lift a bit though so his arms match his body lol
Annoying orange needs to get out of the police and lift weights lmao
I love this shit and when he said the Fast Food part I lost it
1:02:25 they're getting paid in exposure
29:44 is he
Is he mansplaining a drs note
There are a lot of towns in Michigan called "Village" too
Gotta love Ohio! But ngl this guy looks like he's got a bad case or liver cirrhosis or Cushing's, mostly due to the proportions between his abdomen and his limbs
I love looking at crime
Dude is built like mike wazowski
If anyone was interested in this then I highly recommend the podcast Over My Dead Body, the season about the death of a "hero cop" much like the dude being interviewed here.
Some jobs have a policy that sick leave is different than vacation leave, and you accrue them separately. I do not like that arrangement but it’s a thing.
The fucking turn this took toward the end straight up woke me up as about to fall asleep.
He's still dodging the questions so dismissinvely just like about all the theft stuff, still as if nobody has any real info on anything going on. The way the other officer says "The three that were *there.*" was full of "cut the shit" but also "you need help."
And then he has to go back to dealing with the chief not taking anything seriously and he just has to switch back to that mode of asking questions and its a weird feeling.
This guy is just scully and hitchcock combined into one person
Hhhh it bothers my how little help the police have been, even in small towns like mine. I remember when somebody was trying to break into our house, they were slamming on our front door and almost busted it off the hinges and we called the police. It was just my mom, myself, and the babies, and we didn't have a weapon in the house but we told the person that we did.
Dude ended up leaving at some point, probably thinking that the cops were on their way. Not because the cops actually showed up.
What they DID do was drive right past our house. Didn't ever stop or make contact with us or set foot on the property, didn't get out of the car. And they didn't find the guy. They literally just. Drove right on by.
My brother was having a breakdown one time after we both finished work. I told him to let me drive him home because I didn’t think it was safe for him to drive himself. He agreed but was adamant he would drive his car home anyways. He got in my car because I told him we can drive around and talk. We where driving around a parking lot when a cop pulled me over and started yelling at us both claiming that I almost hit him (I wasn’t even close to him.) we both where sobbing and it was so obvious that something was clearly going on but he just screamed at us and then left. I remember being so fucking angry for the blatant disregard in the situation exhibited by the cop. Not once an “are you ok?” “Why are you both crying?” “Do you need any help?” He was so caught up on “almost being hit” that he was fucking oblivious. It’s scary to think people like that are cops.
In Ohio villages are basically dying towns where like 20 people live. You rarely hear people call them that but its on plenty of signage
So, Village is used in every state. It's usually used to indicate population size. In Ohio, it refers to a place with a population between 1,600 and 5,000
I know I'm a year late with this message but I have to respond. I live across the river from St Louis in Illinois. Our town is called a village and most of them around here are. As a side note, we also call the last meal of the day supper, haha.
Thanks for the video, God bless.
Chief of police "Almost wasn't caught"
Well gee, I wonder why
Bro's salty about the word village lol. Some towns are officially calles Villages. I'm personally from the Village of Menomonee Falls lol
idk how to word it any other way, but why is the chief built Like That. it doesnt look normal
also, this dude blaming jeff reminds me of that girl who hacked a game and tried to blame "her friend clara" 😭
villages r real, im from wisconsin and i am from the village of blank* instead of just blank*
I think the auxiliary hours they're referring to are used to gain funding for the department. It's not the work hours they get paid on.
You're telling me an Ethernet cable edited this video??
the village i live in is actually called a village, its small and consists mostly of houses and has a gas station and a small convenience store. a town will always have a shopping area and a city is just a really big town
I want to college at Muskingum and hearing them talk about that area caught me off guard.
They can't charge you if you pretend ur dumb hard enough, right?
forget chicken legs his arms are way to skinny for his body
This is what should have happened with the Uvalde police chief.
Woo woo, crime time!
the guy narrating just sounds like sneeg doing a weird voice lol
Listening to this as background noise (i.e. not always reading subtitles) I deadass thought he said “his favorite word was bofa” and was like no fucking WAY is this guy trying to set up a deez nuts joke in an interrogation
wait so if hes working 10 hours a day and not putting in "extra" hours he worked how the fuck is he getting 80 hours a week with 160 hours a month Hmmmmm man math is haaaard i wonder why they didnt bring this up
Don’t worry it’s just meant to be an estimate it’s not like it matters if they’re getting paid the normal amount /j
i hate to break it to you but a village is a real thing
I still can't believe Jeff did this /j
Original Title: SNEEG REACTS to The Peculiar Interrogation of the Chief of Police
26:19 I use to live in an actual village🧍🏻
new crime time :D
He skipped arm day.