Woman Escapes Cuffs And Shoots From Back of Cop Car
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Attitude. Skills. Plan.
What design genius said, “let’s keep guns where we put criminals.” Goodness.
Yeah I don’t understand that. I get it, people generally don’t break out of handcuffs, but we’ve seen it happen…and here we are
Incredible corruption and no sense for any safety
With SUVs there's always a two part partition, one in the back and one in the front. The one separating the driver from the passenger has a small window that can be opened if it is not latched. These vehicles also come with shotgun/rifle locks. I've built many of these vehicles and the amount of officers who just leave their rifle laying on the seat with an open lock not being used was just wild.
@@sages101 I would hope more people are smarter. Shots fired, 2 people hit. All he can do is hold a piece of paper and a hanky. Didnt draw firearm, didnt get eyes on target.. did really nothing. He needs severe training or a new job.
@@sages101 Somebody was more scarry after taking a bullet, anyway.
thank god the paperwork is safe
Lmao I was thinking "why are you still holding a paper and not your gun??"
I know right? The first few seconds is understandable but after that it seems like their brains just checked out. Reminds of that scene in "The Jerk" where the oil cans are getting sniped!
@@ofiasdfnosdf This is the 'true events' that inspired that scene from The Jerk!
Shit show
It may have been a Restraining Order that Prohibits the woman from possessing a gun.
Legend has it that cop is still clutching that paperwork. 😬
he didn't want to rewrite it
😂😂
He actually forgot the papers on top of the SUV after all that
Damn, I said throw the paper, dude. Dude acted like it was a winning lottery ticket or something
That civilian took that hit like a champ, glad he survived.
Ricochet
@@lifeisacoustics so? It's still gonna hurt. Puto.
@@alm9951 Of course but clearly it wasn't something to survive
@@lifeisacoustics why do cops have a pistol brace lol
These old timers are so hard not even a .223 might drop their ass
And this is why solid, non removable barriers between front and back seats are so important in a police vehicle...
It's a miracle no one got hurt any worse than they did.
Just bad policing man
Solid barriers are tough. They don't allow any airflow for hot or cold days. It's extremely uncomfortable.
@@DavidTheBugGuy Lol you can't be serious. I'll take a secure person if it means they're chilly or a little sweaty.
Clearly, the pistol brace on the AR made her do it. (2:45)
@@Big-Wonka you say that, but there's plenty of suspects who are getting picked up for petty crimes, and you can't have them sitting in a 115 degree cage. 8th amendment my guy. I don't mean it's a little hot. I mean it's deadly hot for suspects. You speak in black and white ignorance which is okay. However, when you've been the one that's had to place children, elderly, or someone who just had a rough day and transported them to jail, you will understand. It was negligence on the leo part not having his rack secure with both the lock and switch. You can tell he got complacent with his job by his reaction of the shots.
"Did she get out of her cuffs?"
"No"
Let's not promote this fellow to detective
Yeah I caught that and I was like "but homie didn't even CHECK"
Lol
@@ovgol.bolofar lol probably was in disbelief
Okay, I literally LOLed at that.
@@sylentknight And in denial, too.
Wow she literally had enough time to teach herself how a gun works.
She obviously already knew.
@@onekerri1 Not sure how obviously. She took a long time to get the gun ready. She probably had an idea.
Too funny
Wow. This entire situation could have been avoided so easily. Disappointed in the police during this situation.
This is why you always put cuffs on extra tight. Criminals willing to murder someone dont deserve to have them loosened!
@@Dillon6479 how do u know if a criminal is willing to murder someone if the arrest wasn’t violence related?
@@Dillon6479 That weapon should be so secure that no one but the designated user has access.
@@williambrandondavis6897 you’re right. its also the cops fault for not making sure her handcuffs are on correctly.
@@solcohen9042 People are willing to go quite far given the right circumstances, don't underestimate anyone.
That said, it doesn't matter what they're willing to do, the cuffs are not there to let them wander their hands freely.
The fact that she was able to leave out of this alive is crazy when people have gotten killed for less
To be fair, she probably ran out of ammo 🤣
Truer words were never spoken
Yeah I wonder why they didnt light her up 🤔
Although this goes to show that the police CAN apprehend SOME people without killing them if they tried and I think they should do it more often
She should count her blessings %100
@@Alvin-xs7db there’s plenty of good cop work out there. Unfortunately the bad is usually what’s focused on. Ever since the Uvalde debacle though, it’s hard to stay in law enforcements corner sometimes…
What. The. Heck. You should be able to throw the Tazmanian Devil into the back of a cruiser and keep him contained. The fact that she was able to touch a rifle, much less grab it and load it is insane on a level I can scarcely comprehend.
She is Ms Tasmanian D
Their own k9s have a more protective cage than karen did and she got his gun, and he made it through academy? hog shit.
Nothing can contain Taz.. but he wouldn't be after your rifle, he'd be eating your cruiser..
I had a scary rottweiller get free in my car once! We immediately jumped out. that was an adventure.
Huh? Tasmanian devil?
This is mind blowing if I was the guy who got shot I'd sue the hell out of that department
do u have 7 grand lying around/ ?
@@_RobBanks Why do you guys believe you cant sue when you are not wealthy or well off, a lawyer will look at cases and if it's easy money they will represent you because they know they will get paid.
@@_RobBanks are you saying 7 grand is a lot of money to have? And the fact you don't realize a lawsuit against the police would have attorneys circling the waters fighting each other for the chance is telling.
@@_RobBanks Many attorneys will take this case on a percentage basis of the settlement awarded to you. You don't need to have money to sue if you have a strong case.
@@_RobBanks Mentality like that is what keeps companies doing dirty shit.
Step 1: Make controversy the new 'freedom'.
Step 2: Make everyone poor as fuck by inflating the money
Step 3: Now no one can 'afford' a case so they're much less likely to sue if they aren't gaining tens of thousands in the end of it.
Step 4: Now let the big companies have the money to counter sue, and you have yourself one big ol' Repression Gumbo!
I was arrested for doing some drunken hooligan things in my early 20's.
I managed to slip the cuffs. I just sat there, proud of myself.
Then we got to the station, they realized I slipped the cuffs, then I got pepper sprayed and thrown to the ground
Don't be a drunken hooligan
Well in this situation it was a woman that was not in the right mental state due to medication conditions... The US isn't the best country at dealing with people with mental heal issues.
Right basane sober prudent hooligan. Thank you for a good laugh hope you're smiling
@@halfwaysleet oh cork it or do something to change it.
@@halfwaysleetif we were too soft on people with issues everyone would just say they had issues to get leniency
@@RealNaisuCinema well look at countries that properly deal with people with mental health issues like Australia, nordic countries, etc, they have the lowest prison population and crime rates, the US however has the highest rates of recidivism and prison population, so their revenge/retribution system clearly isn't good for their society. Punishing people isn't the right way to go sometimes, its best to remove their freedom if they are a danger to society and work more towards their rehabilitation.
Doesn't even pull out his pistol. Just shuffles his papers and stands around with his head up his rear. Wtf
Yeah this video has alot of issues, I think it's staged
@@JoeNoBuddy if it's not staged ill be f in surprised
@@JoeNoBuddy I think they were just genuinely shocked. This chick just broke out of handcuffs, loaded the rifle and managed to start firing it? I don’t think this was the first scenario they drew up in their head when they were shot at lol.
@Michael Tvrdik I don't care about the scenario. You heard a shot, and the man next to you says I'm hit! Human instinct doesn't fold the paper work, and these are supposed to be trained officers at that
@@JoeNoBuddy staged for what purpose? I'm interested in the imagination of weirdos who confidently say stuff like this is fake.
Officer, that paper is not worth holding anymore. 2:12
Yeah that was driving me nuts too.
🤌
@@ugabuga1361
Omg... Your sense of deduction is quite impressive!
Did you ever consider becoming a detective? lol
@@dylonjackson8863
🤔 That's an interesting theory and it would be pretty ironic if it was true, unfortunately we'll probably never know if it's really what he meant to say... 😉
Yup, let that baby sail into the wind and never get found for all I care. I can fill that paper out again later, right now there's an active threat and I will defeat said threat.
Being shot by their own guns, people stealing squad cars, people being hit on train tracks. Maybe, just MAYBE putting people in cuffs, then in a squad car, and forgetting about them is maybe, again just maybe, a bad idea in general.
No, it is a procedure. A PROCEDURE! This new generation of officers (25 years back), are entirely too complacent. Boredom and the false belief in "routine" is kiĺling people.
Just wow. Securing your weapons is key. I got "killed" training in the Army walking 2 feet away from an unsecured weapon.
Just incredible. It's an unforgiving world, and ONE mistake like this can cost everything. I pray they took the time to update the policy around this and demand trainging.
This whole situation is insane the fact that she can get to the rifle and then how they reacted after being shot at like it was a fucking game of paintball
Those people were way to calm for being shot at.
I think that patrol car should have looked like a veggie strainer when this was over.
That was frozen confusion.
They didn't even know who was shooting at them initially
This reminds me of something that happened years ago when I worked for the Knox County Sheriff’s Office in Knoxville Tennessee. I was working as a corrections officer at the Jail Intake Center and a Knoxville Police officer brought in an arrestee. She was NOT cuffed sitting in the back of the car, with her purse. A female officer and I went down to bring her in. The officer I was working with got the purse first before bringing her in. She discovered a loaded .38 revolver and 21 rounds of ammunition. She could have killed the officer. The transport officer wasn’t even the arresting officer. I had to call dispatch and have the arresting officer come to retrieve the gun. SMH
Reminds me, I ran away as a teenager and got picked up by the police. I had a gun in my purse as well and they never looked at it or separated the purse from me.
Honestly, I prefer that scenario than draconian obsession with assuming everything is a firearm and shooting people with phones in their hand. But yeah, if the person in the back of the car is a suspect, they need to be cleared for transport or basically anything might happen. I bet the transporting officer was TOLD she was clean.
@@Douglemagne actually, I doubt that he was told anything. I’ve spoken with KPD officers before about why they would transport someone without cuffs or without calling for a female officer to conduct a pat search OR not conducting a SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST, which is perfectly legal. I was always told that cuffs and searches are at the officers discretion. I even mentioned this story. When they heard about that I would get a kick out of their response. Discovering about your own mortality, BEFORE something bad happens can be a real eye opener.
@@changingoftheguard7256 actually no I didn’t. I have never been one of those officers who feels that it’s part of my job to harass inmates or give them a hard time just because they’re locked up. I have had my share of use of force incidents but I don’t take those personally either.
@@sakridsky was it a legally held firearm? If so would she even of caught more charges?
I imagine unless she lied about having any weapons (if she was even asked)
Geez, might as well have said "Ma'am do you mind holding my AR while I go finish up some paperwork.
This was an absolute cluster
Agreed. Per usual, they were quite forgiving of LEO. She was a deadly threat despite her mental issues. As the channel points out, where did all those rounds go?
You left out the most important part of the video the female was able to gain access of the patrol rifle because on the light switch panel there was a button that said gun which unlocks the gun lock to the AR after this incident the sheriff made it mandatory for all patrol vehicles to switch to an alternative way to identify the lock on the switch panel
Wow, that's a good point! 😲 Never thought of that before, but you're right.
At that point is it even locked
why is the gun stored in the cabin with the suspects to begin with?
She wasn't too psychotic. She was coherent enough to get the weapon and load it. wow!
Psychotic does not mean totally demented ...
You must be a cop with this level of misunderstanding mental illness and psychosis.
To be psychotic, in broad terms, means one is detached from observable reality and usually has markedly disorganized thought patterns. This _does not_ mean they are incapable of pattern recognition, problem solving, or many other basal human mental processes, but it especially does not effect an individual's ability to retrieve and utilize "muscle memory."
If she was even remotely familiar with firearms, the loading of that gun would have been as easy as putting on and tying shoes, regardless of if she was having a psychotic episode or not
The unfortunate reality is that to her, in that illogical, psychotic headspace, everything and everything was out to get her and to harm her. To her, she likely had a deep and genuine conviction that she was in mortal danger as a result of her psychosis warping her perception of reality. She was in a "fight or die" state, or at least could not grasp the gravity of the situation in any way that an ordinary, neurotypical individual could.
@@Nawmps 10-4 Thank You.
@@Nawmps well said but surely beyond the understanding of somebody who is not remotely into this topic. My reason to keep it in a nutshell ...
Did she also get charged with possession of an SBR without a tax stamp?
*through the hail of gunfire* "Ma'am, I'm with the ATF. Do. You. Have. A. Tax. Stamp. For that rifle?! This is a serious matter!"
I’m so glad there’s a competent channel on here
It's Unbelievable!! That she is still alive!! Wow!!!
They should’ve lit that car up instead of standing around with the paperwork in their hands
@@johnsonwilliam1023 Yeah! I know. I guess they figured it wasn't her because she has handcuffs on Etc. But when they found out it was her they should have Offed her.
@@hawkeye_zr1carver.207 I’m white but I believe if that was a black individual in the back of that car they would have lit it up! It’s not right
@@johnsonwilliam1023 You are correct. But Alot of the Times when we deal with our own Race of people we understand, relate and look out for each other first. Because we understand each other... It's not Racism 100% of the time.
@@hawkeye_zr1carver.207 just had to have the guy who brings race into this... this has nothing to do with race and its sad you see everything through race only...
This ridiculous story was brought to you by,... "Are the handcuffs too tight, Ma'am?"
When you place handcuffs on someone, they are SUPPOSED to be uncomfortably tight, and locked.
Your life DEPENDS on it!
Mike: *smiles* "I'll be back standing way to close to Jon . . . "
Jon: *stoneface*
So awkward...
@@ActiveSelfProtection There’s nothing wrong with that.
@@ActiveSelfProtection lol
😂😂
I got shook and ducked down too when the cop said "get over here" 😅
Hey Mike, It was suppressed by the glass surrounding the car. May have been why it took him a few seconds to get it and why it sounded a bit different to yourself.
I think you've been a great addition to this channel, and you are doing a great job with the podcast!!
Good point! Thanks.
Yes! This is exactly what I was thinking.
If you’ve ever heard a gun go off inside a house (and you’re in the other room) it’s loudest in the room it went off in-but based on the size of the room, and how “sound-proof” the room/walls are, it might not be NEARLY as loud to people in the other room.
So she made an illegal muffler? That's 10 year prison sentence, but its via police vehicle therefore the vehicle needs to be destroyed per ATF specification.
I remember seeing this video shortly after it was released a while back. Thank you John and Mike for going into detail about how to improve this for future situations. The thing I think is most notable is how easy it was for her to access the front of the car. The other thing that wasn’t mentioned is how easy it is to load a magazine into an Armalite pattern gun (rifle or pistol) and use it. I’m wondering if it would be feasible to keep the magazine handy but slightly separate from the gun. All it would take for the officers is a small amount of training to pop the mag in when it’s needed.
A gun without the magazine is useless, no matter how close the magazine is. No law enforcement officer should EVER be walking around without a round in the chamber of their duty weapon and every other weapon in their vehicle ready to charge and get into the fight. Thousands of officers every day arrest people and safely carry a rifle in their vehicle. This is a training issue with this agency, not an issue with the rifle.
Why allow them to have magazines? The courts think magazines are not protected arms or required for their operation, I mean Barney Fife was a deputy and only carried 1 bullet in his pocket... Sure it was a fictional character in a TV show, but still there is no right for the government to be armed.
Also imagine if she only had 10 rounds, the exact same outcome would have happened but at least people could feel good about themselves.
Took it easy on the woman...nearly cost them their lives
Agreed. She was a deadly threat but this is one of this channel's blind spots. I still think they do a great job overall, but it's very apparent.
The presumption of ……
She had psychotic episode. This was totally not her fault at all. The cop did not secure her properly and provided her with a gun.
@@NP-zs5ui nice, just take drugs and it will absolve you of everything you do.
@@NP-zs5ui She’s extremely lucky. You can watch thousands of unlucky People (especially men from specific backgrounds) who get killed by police for doing the same thing she did or even less.
Whoever arrested her should be fired on the spot for gross negligence.
Jesus, she's definitely off her rocker. I'm glad no one got hurt seriously.
She was composed enough to load and fire an AR-15.
Well you telling me a gunshot wound is nothing seriously?
@orthobro4806 according to what they said it wasn't but getting any sort of gunshot wound can't be fun in any form
But this happens in Ukraine everyday and they are praised for it.
@@orthobro4806 they didnt get directly shot... it was minor injuries from a ricochet which they dont even need to go to the hospital to treat, just a bandaid would work...
We missed the best part. The fact that swat got her out of the car and unarmed without turning the cruiser into Swiss cheese is extremely impressive. Far too often, we see a tragic outcome they took extreme measures to preserve life and that is to be applauded. A+ GUYS
Ummmm......something like that🤔🙄
Some people deserve to become Swiss Cheese....
Its the difference between a highly trained team vs a poorly quickly trained regular police officer. Theres is just not enough time and resources to get them cops out on the street fast enough.
I'm guessing she was out of ammo at that point
I don't get surprised a lot on this channel but this one is WILD. OMG that officer had no idea what happened. Can you imagine just being shot out in the middle of no where.
Yeah. I know this is crazy
Now I can see why most cops put on those handcuffs so tightly
That was insane! So glad that nobody was seriously injured or worse.
Wow that was unexpected, I’m really surprised that patrol car didn’t look like Swiss cheese after the shots ended! Absolutely incredible on all levels!
The officer’s negligence could’ve cost few ppl’s life !!
In some states if a criminal steal your gun and use it to commit a murder or any crime you will possibly get jail time
@@CoreyShelton57 Yes !!
Great channel. love the content
I want everyone to notice that the patrol rifle had a stabilizing brace and is now a short barreled rifle. Would be a shame if the AFT started throwing felonies at this department for having stabilizing braces on their patrol rifles 🤦♂️🤣
Do you not understand the difference between a rifle and a handgun? Smh
Thanks JC. Have a great weekend guys!
Glad your feeling better Mike.
Get well soon👍.You both are doing a great job by the way
Thank you!
Mike is spot on here. Thanks, Jon, for another good analysis. Poor cuffing aside, I am floored by the fact that any police vehicle couldn't keep an un-restrained individual away from a deadly weapon ...
Best channel for all good sane so ER moral prudent people. And nice to see you Mike. Hope you’re feeling better and better
Thanks!
Dude!!! Love that word!!! You said Composmentis!!! Awesome 👍🏼
Ayy welcome back, Mike! Good to see you again. Hope you're doing better!
Get well soon.
Great video.
She seen the destination question, hit the drop down menu and chose PRISON as an option over JAIL 😂
My wife and I had COVID about a month ago. Still have a slight cough a little shortness of breath. Get well soon Mike.
My condolences brother, only two times i felt that worryingly sick were Covid-19 and N1H1.Stuff is hell. Feel better soon.
You should absolutely do a Goat Rope week like shark week
I’m afraid they’d need to have it more often than once per year…
The fact that she was able to get out of cuffs, grab what should be a secured weapon, fire it (hitting people) and have the cops just shuffle paperwork around during everything is incredibly bizarre and downright unforgivable.
she knew how to load & prime that thing. lmao
Wow! My jaw literally dropped! Thank the Lord everyone was okay. Yikes 😱
Thank goodness that cop and guy are alright. You never know what can happen either way even with precautions and well you look good mike on your recovery as well
Glad to see you’re doing better Mike!
His dept. should definitely give this guy their Barney Fife Award.
We used to award “The Barney Bullet” which was a dummy round to be worn in the left front shirt pocket (just like deputy Fife) untill someone else “earned it”. Sort of a dunce hat I suppose; however, looking back on in this moment, it may have played a positive peer pressure role in our training.
Mental problems are not an excuse and never should be in my opinion. When it comes to crimes of violence. If you get off your meds that’s a decision you made.
Especially with the skill with which she handled this weapon.
You're right insomuch as she was still a deadly threat. The underlying causes don't change that.
good to see you doing better Mike.
Welcome back, Mike!
Good to see Mike back.
What? Dude… that was Mike’s front, not his back!
I’ll show myself out…
😃
She loaded and fired that gun pretty damned efficiently so I guess she's not so insane after all.
What do you think insane means?
@@tshiruh5
The definition of insanity is what, a lack of motor skills? Crazy people are perfectly capable of driving cars, using computers, operating firearms, etc… a lot of crazy people have committed a lot of shootings. I don’t get what you’re saying.
Insane: in a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill.
@@shouldhavenotshouldof2031 That's why we need to stop using insanity as an excuse for commiting crime.
If you're able to shoot at officers you are able to get to prison
Wow, just wow.
Is no one else impressed with her skills?
No not really, because she didn't aim I am thankful for that because otherwise the civilian and the officer would have been ended
but right up until it was time to actually shoot it she was looking pretty smooth even had extra time to learn how the light works
Skills getting out of the cuffs? I mean, she didn't even look where she was shooting. She just pointed out side side rear window and put her head down while pulling the trigger.
They haven't released footage yet, but this happened earlier this week at the county jail that is half a mile down the road from my house.
A lady got her self out of cuffs and when the officer pulling into the jail secured his gun in the console safe in his cruiser and gor out to let her out (apparently that is standard procedure there) she got her hands out and got his gun out of the safe and tried to take him hostage. Officer got out and involved a few jail deputies that were able to keep her in a standoff until swat got there. 2 and half hours to get her back in custody though.
Good story. Can I ask what county and state?
@@mannybravo237 larimer county Colorado.
@@birder4life999 Colorado will have ignorant problems forever if they keep voting for the wacked in the brain liberals.
@@birder4life999 Sounds like someone wanted to stay in prison.
So that safe is not "safe". Sounds like the deputy was incompetent to me.
The worst thing was they have no idea where the shooting was coming from, I'm glad they are all right.
Unimaginable. Pure incompetence.
Years ago I was training a rookie officer when we busted “granny” for DWI. He cuffed her but I’m guessing wanted to be gentle w/this little old lady. Next thing I see is she’s slipped the cuffs, gotten out of our cruiser & is staggering around in the middle of a busy highway. We both learned a valuable lesson that night.
Wow. This is insane. Thanks goodness for minor injuries. Wow
I wish we could hear from the lady just wth she thought she was doing and how she feels about it now.
What amazes me besides her ability to do what she did, it’s the torpor and disbelief state it took control of everybody, I mean, everybody, in the vicinity, transforming them into lame-ducks at her mercy !
Hope you feel better Mike !!
Oh boy, I've been waiting for this video. Absolutely drove me crazy to watch that cop standing there with a piece of paper in his hand after that first shot broke. "hUh, i wOnDeR wHaT tHaT wAs.". It's a killing device, get your ass down!
Also, the speed and dexterity with which she loaded and operated the weapon indicated to me that she knew at least a little bit about it, she could have so easily executed all of them, thank God she just wanted to spit lead.
They should hire her as a range master. 😅
freaking love you mike! best co-host there is
Mike. Hurry up and get too close for comfort with John will ya! #WELOVEASP
😂😂
I’ve never seen a situation like this handled like this. Usually they just light up the car.
Ya, that seemed so strange. No one pulled out their gun, even after they figured out it was her. One guy is asking the other LEO if he has eyes on. The guy looking doesn't have his gun out either.
The car is a police SUV, friendly fire isn't tolerated.
@@r.yuksel9774 there was a situation just like this but the car was at the PD’s station waiting for booking and they lit the car tf up 😂
Does the pistol brace on the AR make her or the cop a federal fugitive?
She's alive...Incredible.
Unbelievable that the weapon can be accessed from where the person is held. That is a serious flaw. Here police use vans where the back is completely separated.
I'm glad that the folded flag was safe.
I've been in the back of an LAPD patrol SUV (thankfully not under arrest) and it was armored to the point of what I would otherwise consider crazy, but I guess this explains it.
Also it's the most uncomfortable and painful seat I've ever sat on. My ass ached for a day or so after, and we didn't go that far.
Mike: “Should be next to impossible to get it out”
Lockpickinglawyer: “and let’s do it again so you can see it’s not a fluke…and got it.”
Underrated comment. You had me spill my drink 😂😂😂
Hey, I built cop cars for a living, and I've seen many lower budget agencies not able to afford a front cage and usually we just never labeled the unlock on gun racks but it is a momentary switch with a timmer. The safest I've seen rifles stored are usually in the trunk with a lock chest or rear of a suv with a lock chest.
My only question is how did they not know that shot came from less than ten yards away, and why did they not draw their guns? The car with windows up definitely suppressed the shot but damn
The first shot was hard to understand where it came from because the compression inside the vehicle altered the sound that's why it sounded almost like a pellet rifle.
You cannot make this stuff up. If someone told you this story you’d think it was a blatant lie.
You guys should definitely break down mental situations more cause alot of people really don't understand. I believe in gun safety I will not own a gun I wanted to but after my brother being unstable familiar with guns using one on himself. I will not own one but the safety you guys talk about and how to handle certain gunshot wounds is very educational
This video blows my mind.
She gets taken into custody? Well I wonder why? 🤣😂😅
Again.
WTF?!? How TF did the cops or SWAT NOT Swiss cheese that car and lay waste to her like really what the actual F????
Because it was their car and not another citizens
Get well soon Mike
Amazing learning experience for everyone
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You guys need to make a program where convicted criminals can volunteer to attempt stuff like this with FAKE, HARMLESS PROPS and see how many flaws there are in which they successfully obtain something useful. Should reduce a lot of this happening if they make changes based on tests or incidents
You guys "perhaps maybe and thanks" need to make a program........ok? thanks!
What the hell... "Shot fired" "what was that?! " "Oh.. im hit"
Unbelievable.. I wanna give him a hard time too. Seems kinda like some dumbassery "Ol bubba policing 🥴🤠
If there were ever lessons to learn from a ASP vid then it is this one. I'm only and engineer, and this would never be possible with our processes and risk analyses.
Lol, yea right.
This could be your next online date.
SWIPE LEFT! SWIPE LEFT!
Unexpected comedy gold.
How possible she could access a rifle?
"standing way too close to John" hahaha wow are you ever lost. Good luck with your crippling fear of the sniffles Mike.
When the dude was like "Owww". 🤣💀
I used to build every law enforcement vehicle you can think of and those you do not know about. I can tell you right now, EVERY county and agency we did work for never cheaped out on the barrier partitions (front and back for SUV builds), rifle locks, and seat belts. These three things are essential to one of these installs. After every car we completed that would be used for transport, we would always make sure to enable the child lock on the rear doors as well. Also, the amount of officers who just leave their rifle laying on the seat with an open lock not being used was just wild. This was 1000% the officers fault for not being careful and properly using the tools provided to him by the tax payers.
Thank you. There is no reasonable excuse that this happened and it is completely on the police officer's and their department's fault.