Hit and Run Suspect Gets Caught After Causing Brutal Crash
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On October 28, 2022, several law enforcement agencies were involved in a high-speed chase in the Dunn County area of Wisconsin. The suspect vehicle had allegedly fled the scene after causing another vehicle to roll over. The two occupants of the suspect vehicle eventually fled police on foot but were soon apprehended.
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What about the female passenger what was her charge and did she go to prison
And as per typical idiot American driver, the left lane is full of incompetence.
Just about as bad is that cops don't write tickets for this.
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@@calvincooley1074
IMHO HQ should monitor videos - capture tags & mail tickets :)
The way this cop interacts with people is phenomenal. Speaks before he does an action, introduces himself, treats people with respect. Super cool dude.
I wish he warned her about the $15000 bill for ambulance and ER fees +$24 for 2 pills of Advil!
You want cops to treat violent felons who just destroyed another person's life with respect? What's wrong with you? Why are you so soft?
They are trained to make you admit a crime...
@@rizdalegend That's a good thing. Why wouldn't you want criminals to incriminate themselves? Are you pro-crime?
I totally agree with you, I almost wish I could get arrested by this guy... :P
Those are the most polite police I've seen!
Yea fr I never seen a pig thank someone like that
"GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW!" very polite indeed.
@@R3TR0--93 oh yes instead they should ask nicely!
*Please get on the ground or not it up to you*
@@R3TR0--93 braindead weeb
@@R3TR0--93First thing you say to a suspect then you detain them and question them
Wow, this cop is so polite and respectful even in this stressful situation. Very well done Officer Ryan!
He is, but it's gotta be sooo hard to be "respectful and kind" to criminals who are fleeing and who've just caused chaos and injury to others
But,..... if Davontae pulled a knife the same officer would have rightly shot him and that would have made people scream at that same officer,.....right
Overly nice to keep from being called a racist white pig.
Not all cops are jerks. Some are actually respectful and fair people. But the media doesn’t show those cops as much. The media is deceptive.
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 no thank you
This officer should train all future officers. His conduct is absolutely humane, gentle, and professional, as all leo conduct should be.
"Thank you for listening." That statement says a lot about the officer's professionalism, as well as his awareness that the situation could have turned out much worse for everyone.
yeah it could have been a lot worse
He shoulda listened to the sirens.
@@firstlast-yn4qg no sh*t sherlock. This is deescalation. This is recognizing when/where appropriate behavior started. Want a much higher chance of having to deal with a scared and/or angry person in custody, treat people like animals then. Want to deescalate and help calm everyone (including yourself) down so that people involved are more likely to think more rationally, follow this officer's example. Makes life easier when you go around treating other humans like human beings.
I think he was just grateful he didn’t have to pull a weapon
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 stop
"Thank you for listening." "What can I call you?" This cop has incredible respect. More cops like this, please
Officer Ryan is the cop that has taken the skill of deesclating to a whole new level... HIS SKILL IS EVERYONE SAFE ♥️
Less cops like this please!! These criminals need to be treated with firmness, not babied! This horrible cop is sending the message to this criminal that his actions aren't serious. This maniac almost killed someone and the cops are supposed to be nice to him? INSANITY!! This officer should be fired!
@@Coffee1776 Innocent until proven guilty my guy. His universal kindness and care is a breath of fresh air. Unless you’re a spedophile. That’s a whole different story.
@@Coffee1776 I disagree. These people broke the law and tried to get away. But once they realized it was hopeless they stopped and complied. They were in the wrong but they owned up to it and acted respectfully towards the police once caught. Respect goes 2 ways in all situations, cracking down on criminals who comply only teaches them to fight harder.
@@Coffee1776 to summarize if people think complying is the better option then they are more likely to do so
Give this man a raise immediately, he was so cordial respectful and shows that a little love goes a long way, much respect to the officer
I went to HS with this guy, he recently quit the force. Last I talked to him he said he was tired of watching people bond out of jail on a signature before he even completed his paperwork for the arrest.
@@Bird.757
What's Ryan's last name?
@@Bird.757I know if it bothers me to the point of insanity, I can only imagine how much it bothers them. God bless him. And shame on law makers for doing this
He should get a raise just for doing his job and for what he’s supposed to be doing??! lol
Gangster think: respectful cops are week !!😢
Man this guy knows how to de escalate a situation. Almost immediately disarms the suspects with courtesy.
"Thank you for listening, my names Ryan". After all the shit that went down already I can't believe how calm and respectful those troopers were. Really shows who they are at their core
@An non am doesn’t work
They have tried this for more then 5000 years
@An non am The only thing that would accomplish would be making sure anyone who even THINKS a police officer is looking for them, would shoot first rather than just try to run
@An non am enjoy having females groped and males appearing with suspicious wounds that did not exist prior.
Their politeness makes me cringe.
Too bad they weren't this polite and respectful when they were "just following orders" during the Novid-91 lockdownz and busting people's heads for pro test ing.
This has to be one of the best officers I have seen so far. Calm, collected, respectful and extremely polite with a criminal. Amazing
Because we know these criminals are only human and he was probably just out to get a loaf of bread for his kids after they came out of church.
This is the way it's done in Australia. There's a video on YT, which is top police from other countries looking at how police are trained in the US. It was quite frightening, as the police are trained military style with the public being the enemy. Check it out you'll see what I mean and how our police are trained to protect the public first. You might like to check out Australia and New Zealand police interacting with the public on RBT and Higheay Patrol. It's totally different from what we see in the US. I've suspected it is the typical US sensationalism for TV, but then we see so many horrible things on the news. It's hard to work out sometimes 👍🦘
me yeah we all saw the peaceful way the police dealt with anyone standing up for their rights against the tyrannical, covid lockdown rules, real fuckin heroes, not bully boy scum or anything.
@@cbisme6414 On HT they're respectful and even jokey with bogans that you'd like to kick the shit out of - especially in NZ
@@redpeon The same juice yo pop gave you?
Officer Ryan: _"that was a cool flip, I wish I could do that"_
He was chill the whole time, just at work, vibing 🤣
Someone told me that another officer's camera allegedly caught Ryan asking Davonte, "I f'ed up my back chasing you. Can you please hook me up with some fent?"
@@Wheeler63 OOOO if that's true, I don't like that. Not cool, Ryan, not cool.
@@Nikki_with_the_blikki I don't believe it for a second. If someone claims they heard it, then they probably just don't like police officers and are trying to make him look bad. Look how many anti-police comments there are.
10:25
"Stuff I wish I could do but I'm too... fat."
🤣
"Thank you for listening". "Thank you for your co-operation ". What a wonderful, respectful Officer! He is a credit to his profession. I thank all First Responders for their service.
I did not expect the cop after chasing, yelling at, and cuffing him to drop down to such a calm level of explanation, action, and respect. That is truly an outstanding cop.
Well for once the perp somewhat listened. Which happens 10% of the time. Unlike Floyd who committed suicide by cop by resisting arrest.
@@joebone3151 bro wtf are you on about😭
@@unclesam77 here's a summary of his short comment for you since you lack the brain capacity to process it. He said, for once (doesnt usually happen) the perp (the man getting arrested) complied with officer commands so the officer didnt need to keep up the intensity after he was safely cuffed since he was now cooperating. George floyd did not cooperate with the arrest process and thereby signed his death warrant. Hope that clears it up for ya big guy.
@@Captain_Clobb no bitches ?
@@joebone3151 even when perps listen and cooperate you hear a ton of cops keep barking orders and acting as if they’re dealing with a hostile suspect. Even on this channel lol there are videos of cops still going in and yelling for no reason when a suspect is caught, calm, and cooperative.
7:17 "Thank you for listening" "My name. . . are you ok? Are you hurt?"
The difference between the police that we all fear and heroes that we all sometimes need. Thank you for proving that good police officers are real.
fat boy cop was about to pass out
Nice
@@MurdersMachine They deserve respect and compassion like anyone else.
@@Hungry_Box That's your (very poor) opinion. I don't sympathize with criminals.
@@Hungry_Box I would disagree. Not always, however. Sometimes I believe people do bad things for certain reasons that are understandable to sympathize with. But some people are evil, and deserve no compassion whatsoever
This officer should fly around the world showing other officers this video and explaining how to handle situations.
That was the most aggressive hand sanitizer dispensing ive ever seen XD
Officer Ryan in this video shows real human compassion. He's got de-escalation down on a whole new level. This man deserves to be recognized.
Africans aren't human. They didn't even put the crimi al in jail because they think Africans are God's up north. They can break any law there and they don't chase them when they crash into Americans cars and they ask them how you doing, my names petey.
This
Amazing how an officer is able to be compassionate when the criminal complies with instructions and doesn't try fighting with the cops.
@Truth Crime Absolutely. There are some bad apples out there in law enforcement without a doubt and they should be dealt with. I think for the most part most cops have the desire to show compassion. When they're having to fight with someone who is struggling and yelling and kicking or they're being surrounded by a group of friends and bystanders while trying to arrest someone, they' can't let their guard down to have a chit chat until they are 100% sure that they have the situation under control.
Just came from a video where cops in Knoxville TN ridiculed and tormented an elderly lady in the middle of a stroke who then died in their car. A grim contrast.
the way the cops handled this situation so calmly while being in a stressful situation is amazing
The officer’s compassion and professionalism right off. “Are you okay”
Probably some of the best officers I’ve seen. Absolutely professional and respectful
👍
I was honestly ready to give him my name lol
@@Noledad77 😊😅😂👍🎉
Very rare these days
Why would these people deserve respect??? They were trying to kill people.
This cop with the bodycam is a consummate professional. Policing without anger or emotion. Treating suspects with respect and decency. Excellent work, sir.
@Truth Crime Lol... You feel better now ?
A masterclass on how policing should be done!
@Truth Crime weirdo
@Truth Crime Or what tough guy? You gonna Caps Lock them?
@@ScooterDude0 SHUT UP!!!!!! - 🤓
"Thank you for listening." As a Psychologist, I love to see a rare case of positive reinforcement. This is what actually works to train people out of their poor conditioning (not punishment and fighting words), however minor it is.
Don’t worry, these criminals will find something to complain and sue the police for…
You can tell when someone is narcissistic and wants praise or attention because they'll let you know their profession without being asked because they think their particular profession makes their opinion more relevant or important.
@@Ted_Sheckler My profession as a psychologist, by definition, transforms what I'm saying from an opinion into a statement of truth, supported by decades of intensive research studies. I couldn't care less about receiving praise (I also fail to see how just making a statement, not talking about anything I've done, is a request for praise...), I'm more interested in people applying weight to what I'm saying so they can spread the narrative and also apply it to their own lives.
It's cute that you think you can apply a serious term like "narcissistic" as a term to label people on the internet based on a single comment, when in reality, it's something very serious and implies a long list of professionally diagnosed behavioral traits.
Perfect example of the misinformation being spread about mental and behavioral health in this country, and how it's perpetuated by emotional people acting out, and projecting their issues onto others through ubiquitous platforms.
Expecting this to be the part where you respond with some sort of petty reference or personal insult.
@@jlog1c283 you think I'm cute?!? ☺️☺️
@@Ted_Shecklerlmao😂
This should be used as an instructional video probably, top class! Sometimes people here throw praises for the simplest humane things, but this Officer Ryan handled it above and beyond, with genuine compassion
7:17 was absolutely the single best moment I've ever seen from a cop. After ensuring there's no danger and the situation is taking care of he instantly makes sure the guy he was just chasing is okay and was extraordinarily polite with him. I don't think I could ever have that level of cool in my life.
Gives his name and speaks so clearly to build a productive engagement. Takes care of business and does it with a sense that there is real concern for the community and the people that are in it.
There are more good cops than bad. We only hear about the bad ones because people love to read it !! Sad
@Debbie I'd say it's hard to accurately measure the amount of "good" vs. "bad" cops in a given country, let alone even a state or county. Some cops run into the line of danger to save people, and some shoot dogs just because they run at them. They should be judged as people by their character rather than labeled as a whole simply determined by their profession.
@@multihorse If someone shoots a dog because they ran at them and there's video of it you can sue the cop/police and win because the dog has to pose a threat of great bodily harm to someone before they'd be legally okay to just shoot it. And in most cases I've looked up just now (which might be effected by my search terms) even when the officer claims the dog was lunging at him with intent to cause great bodily harm the family still wins the cases after showing bodycam footage.
@Orphs Cookie I think most pet owners would agree no amount of money can replace a part of their family (their dog). It shouldn't happen in the first place unless it's a 100lb pit bull owned by a drug dealer as an attack dog.
This video was amazing. Officer Ryan is the ideal LEO imo. No arguing, no anger, no aggression. It was shocking the see him put his hand on the suspect's back and thank him for stopping. It changed the whole scenario. What could have been a dangerous arrest involving resisting was instead calm and quiet. They need to show this video to cadets. Please keep Officer Ryan safe so he can teach others. He's an example to all.
He was so busy patting the perp on his back they forgot to take the perp to jail. Nearly kills somebody and wastes taxpayer money leading a dozen patrol vehicles on a high speed and then foot chase. WHY AGAIN was Deontae not taken to jail?
Cameras change the game. You can bet it wasn’t like this before
@@trashyraccoon2615 If you weren't at every single encounter prior then you don't know for a fact and you're just assuming. Everyone knows what they say about people who assume..
He even COMPLIMENTED the criminal's flipping skills lol! That's a nice officer!
The one thing they can teach police cadets is to NEVER get complacent. In that profession, complacency kills. You never know what a suspect could be carrying on a 3 a.m. traffic stop out on a dark lonely highway in the middle of nowhere, where backup could be 15 min. away.
Amazing how decent the cops treated both suspects, my respect !
"We're not trying to violate you", best line out of this video!😂
Ok. Who the hell is this officer? This should be a training video for every police department. Fantastic work.
I agree!
for a second I thought you were mad and I ws abt to type a paragraph LOL but I totally agree!!
his name is Lloyd Ryan Lovindeer
@@55yayy 😂oh I've done that before. That's why it pays to read everything before you post. Unfortunately I've made the same mistake and actually posted before I realized someone was actually agreeing with me. Lol. So good job
This is how most officers interact with criminals when they are also being cooperative to officers
7:17 what an incredible way to diffuse a highly tense situation. Respect to these officers. Doing their jobs to stop crime, but remaining calm under pressure.
Fuck that. Remove bl acks from society and crime is instantly cut in half.
Why do they have to diffuse a situation that this “suspect” caused?
Because it’s over
@@kenturkey1971 why do you think genious
@@kenturkey1971 Maybe so the suspect doesn’t try to escape?
This is that famous "thank you for listening" clip!!! 😁 I saw a clip of that switch from "GET ON THE GROUND" to immediately being kind and caring. 100/10 great officer.
Mad respect on how officer Ryan treated him. Respectful and like a human. Great example of how cops should be. ❤
"thank you for listening" 7:17 more cops needs to be like this. Incredible de-escalation from this department in a tense situation, Kudos.
Most cops already are like this lol
@@whitepicklejuice source: it came to me in a dream
@@whitepicklejuice Not in my experience.
@@HxNews I'll bite, which friend or family member of yours is a cop lol
@@minorityfireteam3502 Neither, I live in michigan and our police force has always been excessive, There's still counties here with no Body Cam or Dash cam if that tells you anything.
The absolute utmost respect for Ryan…wow! He addressed himself with his first name & immediately asked if dude was okay.
Ahhhh, shucks 😬
RIGHT? Super cool. Awesome cop!
btw -- the word is "utmost" (if you don't mind the correction) 🫒
@@JoeMCool no sir I appreciate learning. No shame!
As someone who has gotten rear ended twice in three years its a devastating mechanism of injury. Both times after the wreck I have had to call the defendants ins co to report it. I can’t imagine getting hit, having injuries and being left for whatever to happen just because someone is scared. Being a car owner means if something happens you have ti take responsibility for it.
^^this!! all those ppl on here losing site of true victims. These two blacks were not victims; didn't deserve to be treated "nicely"
Why don’t you just call them people? two blacks? What are you from 1950
@@lexiwashington4545picture 6 years of those people commiting felonies and getting a signature bond
No prison time
That's why
@@lexiwashington4545a better example would be in the 1920s, NOT the 1950s 😂
@@lexiwashington4545and, it's not 1950? Why do those people insist on shoplifting, murder, and running from the cops? In 2024? 😂
It just takes a few moments of insanity to ruin your own life...
I noticed right away how professional the officers interactions with the woman were. And then the officer that arrested the dude was just as calm. Those are the kind of guys that we need doing that job everywhere. I hope they come on here and see all the praise they are getting in the comments.
it’s because they aren’t underpaid and are most likely educated officers. other departments just hire anyone to be a officer nowadays. there’s an obvious correlation in the professionalism of officers with a higher pay compared to others with lower pay.
Absolute blown away but the way these Cops behaved towards these suspected law breakers. A lesson in being Professional! What a damn surprise.
I understand with with the adrenaline rush, it can be hard to properly gauge interactions, so I have nothing but respect for these guys (and gal). Tremendous self control and civility.
officer ryan if you are reading this, good job
This is a perfect example of a great police officer. Thank you sir. You are a light of hope.
I was extremely impressed. If a task force was created to go and teach other departments this is the guy to lead it.
@tuneupgang best on RUclips shorts
Thanks to RIP George Floyd they're treating us like a human now.
He scared of mean tweets.. cops like that don't make it home.
@@rasadams9034 you are not..
This officer was absolutely amazing. So clear and concise and still with kindness despite the danger he put himself in.
OK, since nobody died this is what happens: 1 We pay for the lawyer, 2 We pay the judge that hears the case 3 We pay the DA who prosecutes the case 4 We pay the guards in jail who watch over them 5 We pay for their GED education 6 We pay for all medical and dental for the duration of incarceration 7 We pay for the hospital stay 8 We pay for the many cops who were on scene 9 We pay for the damaged vehicles 10 We pay for the “paid administrative leave” for any and all officers involved……and so much more.
@@doubleghod Would you prefer an officer involved shooting. Speak up.
Well when you don’t live in a red state they don’t actually want to put their knee on your neck until you die.
Yup by far the nicest cop I have ever seen. Imagine how much nicer he is if you get pulled over. Free hugs ha ha.🤣
"Thank you for your cooperation." He must have seen Robocop! 😆
Glad to see she had some sense about her.
Fr! I love her cooperation and listening to him.
This police officer, I just can't find the words to describe....there are just too many. Polite, considerate, wherever he's from, he represents well.
I watched the whole thing, wow. The woman police officer that did the search for the phone, nice job.
Living in Wisconsin, I have yet to see or encounter a bad cop. We truly have some of the most respectable officers.
The state troopers are queers. I got arrested for 3.2 grams of marijuana.
I've had one shitty interaction. It was obvious the dude was on a power trip, his partner was apologetic because the dude was such an asshole. La crosse wi
@@047Kenny I agree troopers are worse, but still weeds illegal even though most cops don’t care, if it’s over an amount they gotta do something.
These ones handcuffed a passenger who didn't commit any crime. That's not good.
Eau claire has the best police officers in the state.
How the officer reacted and responded when apprehending Devonte was superb and is the staple example on how every situation should go in those instances, but it doesn't always happen that way.
How this went, was perfect. That officer deservers praise and a raise.
For doing his job correctly.. The bar has been lowered.
If only people could make the choice for right rather than selfish disrespect to everyone around them.
Prob is happens everyday with these s bags. Test this b fo drugs and alcohol impairment, prob happen to you and me the way this lost country is going
Cop- Stop ✋ get on the group
Suspect - okay
The end
Majority of the time the suspect makes the decision to escalate the situation by not listening to the officers commands.
@@ItsMe-vg4vjbingo! You shouldn’t flee after causing an accident. Why flee? What could be the reason? No insurance? Texting? Wanted? No license/suspended? Then don’t drive! People blame police far too much for the actions of criminal behavior. Stop breaking the law a$$-hole! (Yeah, I quoted a movie 🍿) 😉
The best interaction by police towards Offenders phenomenal clear, concise and no BS.
This officer was AMAZING! He showed respect and concern for people when he was dealing with people who caused others harm. To thank them for cooperating!?! Amazing!
That officer diffused everything. He was able to calm the situation so much. I love this.
He must be a rookie. Well, let's hope that he remains cordial while being professional because, those other officers could really learn a thing or two.
Running away from a cop in a diffrent department is grounds to kill !!
@@reggywhite7838 No, it's not. Unless, they are known to be armed and dangerous, point a gun back at an Officer, advance towards an Officer with any other type of deadly weapon, or have killed or severely injured someone already before running, then yes, 100%.
@@fanbutton "Must be a rookie?" Uh, k.. Orrr maybe he just has a good department and quality training. Crazy thought, I know. Do you seriously not see this as a prime example of Law Enforcement doing their best to improve how they operate, respond, etc.??? Especially due to somewhat recent events, protests and calls to defund the police?? And what in the world do you even mean "let's hope he remains cordial while being professional"?? Again, this is a prime example of being cordial while being professional, in his official capacity as an Officer! Your contradictory comment literally makes zero sense dude. And what other officers are you referring to that "could really learn a thing or two," from this appearant "rookie"?
@@ryanr9792 just like that guy in the wheel chair shot 9 times in the back holding a knife !!
How kind the one officer was. Thank you all for your service!
Well, sounds like he's a Canadian. Canadians are nice.
Just so you know most officers in other countries behave like this to not escalate to killing, USA instead you allow them to be arrogant and stupid thats why you have so many people killed
sreggin
@@eatabowlofshit - detroper
@@LHyoutube KFC people, the usual suspects. Cry about it 😆🤣
Amazing job officer Ryan! Thank you for being one of the good guys ❤
Most amazing Officer ever! This could have been a serious confrontation but he was so professional that there was no opportunity for the situation to escalate. Probably not what the perpetrators were expecting!!!
He’s a repeating felony and gets a 5k bond with no jail time. Insanity.
davontae a good boy
The criminal justice system is woefully broken. Not even brought to jail is beyond insane.
and not felony evading but a failure to wear a seat belt ticket. WTF....
He just crashed because he was in a hurry to get to his prayer group
dindunuffin
Officer Ryan is phenomenal! I am former LEO w/ 8 years in the job. I left cause of multiple assignments I worked that caused ptsd and a sudden lack of empathy for suspects. I couldn't treat people the way he does so I quit. Officer Ryan is a hero and should be treated accordingly!
It’s big of you to have quit once you realized this about your experience on the job. Not everybody leaves when their mental health has taken a hit or they notice a drop in empathy for suspects, which can result in bad outcomes. Good on you, and I hope you’re doing well.
I’m not even a police officer and I’ve honestly already lost my empathy for people.
Great for you to recognize that in yourself. That is a beautiful thing. I hope and pray that your growth and your life continue on a positive path, and that the good you give out his return to you multi-fold. I have two acquaintances who have left the force for similar reasons. I appreciate you all.
@Gooby thank you for your kind words. Yes I moved into a trade (electrician) and love it. Always worked construction and enjoyed it. I picked a specialized trade and love it. I can honestly say I wouldn't trade what I did for anything. It had caused me to look at the world in a jaded way but every time I have trouble I remind myself that I saved innocent kids from being extorted tortured for profit and sent back to their families. I hold my head high for that reason!
@@mattalley7646 respect man. Thank you for your service
wow that calm cool and collected cop is what every department needs. sincerely impressed with his actions while taking the male suspect into custody.
This officer is super funny: "He did a really nice flip, stuff wish I could do...but I'm too fat!"😅😅😅😅 Hilarious! He even compliment the guy whom he is chasing around 😂
The woman CLEARLY knows how to behave when stopped by a cop.
"Obey and Survive"
Which is ironically a motto for the fictional los santos police department in gta 5
Seems about the only time she knows how to behave, unfortunately
No she doesn't. She never committed any crime. She had every right to walk away, but she forfeited her rights.
because she knows shes on illinois and shes going to be free no charge by the prosecuter because of skin color
Yeah, she ran as far as she could, and then after she was caught..... she still had a little IQ left inside her brain to
realize cooperation was the only thing left that could put her in a better light.
I respect these officers and their respectable handling of the suspects. Great job and thank you for your service.
@@jonboll-LGM agreed it is very situational.
@@jonboll-LGM i say the same to rude customers at my work. Fuck around and find out.
@@jonboll-LGM
Very naive of you to respect *all* officers. Even as a cop.
@@thetavibes9021 do you respect all doctors even though there’s been dozens that kill patients for fun?
@@Analaya749 Obviously not, which is the point of my statement. Did you enjoy your moment?
what an awesome officer this dude Ryan is.. so respectful even dealing with someone thats broken the law. amazing officer
Imagine turning an accident into an arrest.
My respect and admiration for officers such as this fellow , thank you for your service .
Really, I would have put a boot through his teeth for putting all those people at risk
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why dont you ask him out for dinner i thought cop was gonna kiss him,you dont have to be that nice cause of a fake george floyd hoax
When he said "thank you for listening" and patted the guy's back, I have to admit I had an emotional reaction. Moment of common humanity amid the chaos of life.
Felt the same. In fact he said "thank you for not ruining your life further".
They have to have some sort of reward for those who finally cooperate. Why bother if they are all going to treat you the same whether you to resist to the very end or give up and cooperate? It may not be a big thing, but a small thing like that can mean a lot. The guy may have been dumb but he made the right choice in the end. Or at least he realized it was hopeless.
@@justforever96 The reward is not facing more charges for continuing to resist arrest....
Are you a monkey, too?
The chaos was caused bye him
"Thank you for listening." I have never witnessed such an interaction between a cop and a suspect before. Wow!
Wow I am impressed with how the police handled the two on the run from the car Chase. They all followed his calm deminer. Great job sir.
💜🙏💜🕊️
Officer Ryan was in control. Of himself, of the scene, of the suspects, and never lost his composure. “Thank you for listening too me. Are you okay? Are you hurt anywhere”? Impressive Officer Ryan! 🎖
Yes, it is very impressive. On top of that, the other officers followed suit. Great work in pursuit, safety and containment.
Did his job accordingly. Much respect. Obviously. This. Crew of officers. Were trained well
FBI crime statistics - Table 43.
Is your period key broken or something
Hats off to those officers!!! I LOVE Wisconsin lived here all my life!!! Seriously those officers were amazing and much respect!! Davonte needs to get sober and definitely realize that he should value life so much more! I can't imagine getting into an accident and not checking on the others involved to see if they were okay! Thank YOU JESUS no fatalities!!❤
Michigan > Wisconsin
This cop talked so politely to someone that did a hit and run and ran from police. Idk how many laws the dude broke. Meanwhile, you got other officers talking to law abiding citizens like they're criminals violating their rights and treating them like shit. We need more cops like this one.
blks get better treatment than all others
The ones that talk like dicks are the ones that make the headlines. These interactions don't make headlines.
If you watch the video you will see how many laws the dude broke 🙂
In my opinion and as a son of a retired police officer, you guys are the standard that all US departments should follow.
So you think, as a former law officer, that this perp should have been let go and not taken to jail? In no way should Deontae have avoided a trip to County Jail. Repeat offender. With drugs in car. Hit-and-run. High speed pursuit. Foot chase. Are you kidding, I hope?
@@historyiwitness5915 you're the type of person who whines just for the sake of it.
As someone in the US and who has been a victim of police power abuse I agree.
@@historyiwitness5915 officers dont make the law, they just enforce it lol, how dumb are you.
ASP is the standard. I'm the cousin of a cop killed in the line of duty. My nephew is a deputy in L.A. and I was friends with several cops. 😃
Seriously ASP are incredible!
I more than adore..Thank you for listening..Hes a good man
You can tell these officers, are kind and respectful.
WOW!! My mouth dropped when Officer Ryan said, “Thank you for listening,” introduced himself, and the remaining interaction after putting Davontae in custody… I have NEVER seen police officers be extremely kind and polite such as this.
Yes, he was inspirational. This should be required viewing and training at the academy.
guy makes canadian cops jealous
I have in Florida years ago. And 2 years ago at an accident scene NC. If you treat people cooperatively a lot of cops will be this way. RUclipsrs often are looking for click bait so you don't always see it. I like this guy shows it the way it is.
@@ibnewton8951 hes found this is the best way to deal with situations. I'll bet he can still get tough when needed😊
I think Ryan is his first name which is even more impressive
About 5 years or so back, the Eau Claire, WI force had a bunch of the older police retire. So our force suddenly became a force of very fit young men and women your can't outrun very easily. Plus, they are terrific personalities. Seriously, done of the nicest, friendliest, most respectful officers I've ever met. Good job again guys!
The cop just admitted to basically being unfit and fit, so
Pigs
Our local law enforcement agencies are the good lo boys and now their children in the same departments. Looks like another 1/4 century of toxic culture to look forward to
Lol go shine their boots with your tongue while you’re down there
@@dukeblue3793 I don’t think a cop would ever need to do a flip lol
this is almost certainly one of the best cops i have ever seen on this channel
Love to see State, County, and city departments coming together to catch someone.
Respect to all the officers involved.. really cordial and respectful yet not messing around.. Good job everyone!
Yup, I was actually shocked at their professionalism.
Was looking for this comment. It’s spot on.
This gives justice a bad name. Commit a crime, then get waited on hand & foot like you just checked into the Ritz? Mistaken priorities. Buford T. Justice would have given each one an 'attention-getter', which might serve as a deterrent to others, to let them know for once that crime doesn't pay. Instead of this mollycoddling and the idea that every perp is a victim. BS. F these two selfish creeps.
@@StephenDoty84 and from Chicago...probably got a rap sheet a mile long...
@@StephenDoty84
My sentiments EXACTLY.
Wrote similar. Actually used the Ritz Carlton analogy.
Nice job.
🖕These scumbag criminals.
Officer Ryan need a award and a raise that is how you police your community ❤
Best policing ive ever seen. This guy is an exemplary officer. Was respectful the entire time and still treated them like people regardless of what they did
Those officers are so professional and nice
WI
until the camera is off
@@bcmcboot there cameras are always on
@@bcmcboot I never understood this argument, how would you know if the officers are nice or not if the cameras are off?
This is an incredible example of officers being so professional in an intense situation still. So clear, concise and polite and respectful. A credit to all officers everywhere.
Pity more officers are not like him. High percentages behave as if they were walking, shouting oafs, no wonder a lots of people in the US have no respect for their "finest".
i think that this will be what the future of police is like
This officer is truly an amazing officer and every officer needs be held to these standards
The one cop was phenomenal. So nice n to the point. Very respectful. Thankyou to all the police out there, you have a hard job.
Officer Ryan Deserves a Raise! Even having to chase, he was able to be professional and caring. Way to go Officer🙏🏾❤️
Channon Christian Medical Examiner's testimony.
Every officer like this needs a raise, and there's a LOT like them believe it or not
Another example of good decisions made...so sad to see how little some people care about the safety of others.
Fully agree. It’s a shame smh
Classic h00d rat. He cares about nuffin, didunt du nuffin and is up to nuffin.
@@Cyberdactyl lol "nuffin"
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@@kennydevore1023 😆💅
Everyone here was being so polite and professional lol, the cops, the criminals, it feels like a scene out of a lil kids cartoon or something
The way this officer talks and behaves is phenomenal. Such a calm and professional police. Salut from Iran man. ❤
Officer Ryan a real MVP tho. no blaming, no stupid questions, literally there to help even when knowing those guys were wrong. Great attitude and crew.
100% the MVP
He went from 100 back down to 0 in a split second..."GET ON THE GROUND NOW!"
Suspect stops lays down, surrenders...
Cop: casually makes conversation with Suspect while arresting him..
No screaming, sirens blaring...dog barking...cops beat the hell out of him...
And did they say at the end that all he ended up being charged with was a no seatbelt ticket?
@@jamesstrong593 That was the passenger...we can only hope that the driver got locked up for a LONG time.
What kind of man runs off and leaves his woman behind to get busted? What a coward.
The Amish always do that....
@Hemorrhoid Infestation cop videos attract a certain type of commenter huh?
I was going to say that he learned it from his dad, but then I realized the fallacy of that statement. The male attention he got in the video probably doubled that in his life to date.
@@to8860 Damn Amish doing hit and runs on their horse and buggies.
She didn't do anything wrong. She should've just walked away when they left the car. You can't get "busted" for being a passenger.
Best police interaction ever , excellent job I hope you are able to serve and protect a very long time and teach many how it's done right along the way
What a nice cop. I hope we see more from him :)
Dude, this officer was so professional. Clearly actually cares. That is the bar to meet. That is the true bar to meet as an officer of any capacity. Local, state, federal.
Mad respect.
The way the law enforcement personnel handled these two people were absolutely extraordinary! This should be standard procedure across America. The way they communicated to the suspects and kept asking if they were ok had me in tears. This is just flat out amazing!!! This video needs to be shown in the academy on how to interact with the public.
This should be standard procedure all around the world, but alas, it is not.
i agree 100%
It is. Don't believe what CNN tells you.
cops need to learn the Arkansas State Polic method of handling these kind of people
Great officer Ryan hus amazing Profesional like how he tells suspects medical first we will deal with rest of stuff after ❤❤❤
introduces himself, treats people with respect. Super cool dude.
8:26 the excessive use of hand sanitizer and then saying "this kills everything" made me laugh
One thing I appreciated... He made sure to keep it a point to let everybody know that the gentleman was bleeding. He didn't let it get brushed off, he made sure somebody came and checked on them.
The officer was excellent but he wasn’t talking about him bleeding because he was concerned about the wound but rather to warn the other officers of potential blood borne pathogens and to don PPE.
@@osculant that may be true, but can't it be a bit of both?
@@LadyBeeLee I’m sure he cared that the suspect was bleeding for the suspects sake, but no that’s definitely not why he mentioned it repeatedly. Same reason he kept telling people to put gloves on.
Gentlemen?
@@joeschmo5181 I thought the same . What kind of people are posting on here ??
I've lived in Eau Claire (The City this happened in) and have always thought our police were an amazing example of professional law enforcement, glad they are getting some appreciation.
The population of Eau Claire is appreciated and upstanding.
Im in Chicago… im so jealous..
@@Littlekitten_ I bet.. Chi-Congo is no place to live.
Really says everything that there are thousands of comments showing admiration, appreciation and let’s face it, utter surprise by the level of professionalism by this officer. We should be this surprised by the bad cops, not the good ones.
You know she understood how serious everything was, based on how she instantly complied, and didn't argue or get loud.
I know she couldn't keep the cardio up, hoped to avoid any responsibility, and didn't attempt to convince the other piece of human trash of how serious everything was. If she understood how serious the situation was, she would have been waving the officer down in front of her natural habitat while talking to the driver on the phone, not relaxing in an appropriate place for her to live out her days.
@@iloveallthepeople Maybe you should change you name... It sounds like you despise these people.
@@SirHorned19 i agree, that was obviously racist. 😢
@@SirHorned19 I see where you are coming from, but they are not condemned to stay trashy, and I'm sure she's done plenty of good. The concept that "she understood how serious the situation was and instantly complied without [having a tantrum]" is just a little bit gross to me.
It seems like OP is saying "because she didn't act the worst way she could, she's a good person" and let's be serious, she didn't act responsibly about putting lives in danger. It was moreso juxtaposition for the comment than how I feel about the woman in the video.
Also, just because you disapprove of someone's actions, doesn't mean you disapprove of them. And just because you don't think someone who acts terribly should enjoy the same luxuries as an outstanding citizen, doesn't mean you dislike them. It just means you appreciate the good work others do
What I did? What I do? Sheeeet
This is the type of police interaction that needs to be taught at every department. Professional but also the human compassion making sure everyone is okay before handling business.
Most people are like this
Nah... more ass kicking less ass kissing. That's why this country is in the state its in. Too many 🐈s worrying about being polite and courteous two people who caused a wreck that almost killed a bunch of people on the interstate then fled putting more lives in danger and if that wasn't enough took off eluding on foot. Respect is earned those two scourges on Humanity deserve zero respect from anyone. I didn't see them giving anyone else any respect. Like I said more ass-kicking less ass kissing! They deserve to be treated with the same amount of respect they shown everyone else absolutely effing zero
most criminals don't listen see he listened that's why they were nice to him
@@sueparks-ld4ru it could also be other way around. he listened because the were nice to him.
@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 You obviously haven't watched many videos on this channel. The cops are always nice to the criminals and they're usually met with abuse, racism, harassment, and threats
Speaks before he does an action, introduces himself, treats people with respect. Super cool dude.
Many thanks for Code Blue Cam.
The judge and/or prosecutors that let him go so easily should be charged with felony failure to properly charge and indict a repeat felon. This is so messed up!
We have the Democratic idiots to thank for the coddling of criminals..
Their woke so 😀
I agree, but Wisconsin University hands out law degrees to liberal, left wing, flag burning,Communist that are running the state. New York City took over Wisconsin fifty years ago.
Wisconsin for you.
The judge and prosecutors did not give the citation, the police did that. This video did not post the sentencing given by the judge.
I am shook at how much integrity these men showed