@@Vandicoup ye must've been another day on the job for them in terms of encountering a suspect with a weapon such as a pistol that most suspects tend to carry
@@SirGarchomp146 Did you finish the video? At the end of the video it shows the firearms the suspect used on his assault against the officers. There were many more long arms than pistols. It's not a typical day for any officer to have to lay down suppressive fire. It's never a calming feeling to be bunkering behind an obstacle sustaining accurate suppressive fire from an unknown location. I swear, people think every cop is excited to die for a paycheck 😆. What happened recently in Uvalde, Texas? Police are people too and noone really enjoys being a martyr for a society that despises them.
Even after he tried to kill them, they licked his wounds before booking him. If he was of color, I don't think he would have a chance to live, and they probably would have beaten him to death.
This was the best breakdown I've ever seen, It was done incredibly well and very clear for the people who do and don't understand aspects of it. Big ups to the Phoenix Police
Exactly what I was thinking, if most controversial arrests were broken down like this I would hope it would help not make people so upset at some things
@Riley O'Donnell I would settle for police not being able to illegally modify their body cameras so they can be shut off by the officer at any time. Every time something "controversial" happens, the cameras are always turned off so they can "talk".
Yeah... "Big ups" for sure. They likely endangered countless additional lives by spraying rounds through the neighborhood wantonly! Yeah, huge support to them and their negligence.
@@andreaholcock8992 So, I take it that your uneducated response means you're okay with police needlessly endangering the lives of people and the community around them? Good to know. I only wish you were capable of a more educated response.
I’m very much a fan of these incident reviews - as someone who is both concerned with officer safety as well as conduct, I appreciate this chance to see these situations and how they unfold. I think these reviews go a long way to showing how dedicated and professional most of our police force is, while at the same time providing ample evidence to prohibit police bad actors and misconduct against members of the civilian community. Keep up the great work.
I agree. Glad to see it came to a peaceful resolution. In addition, super kudos to the storyteller. Very professional, very precise and informative too.
The calmness of the officers and their voices was amazing. Normally there is yelling and everyone talking but this should be the norm so everyone can hear, understand and work with each other. Great job officers.
@@blu6646 And those average cops who "shouldn't be dealing with shootings" refused to go into an elementary school as chaos was unfolding as they were too scared.
@@haap1011 yea not comparable at all. These cops were protecting some random persons car. I'm happy they took action to retrieve that property instead of the lives of children and adults
17 counts of aggravated assault? Couldn't they have at least done attempted murder and let him plea down to assault? I suppose that they would have thought of it already if it was possible.
lets see if you like it when the next kids get killed again and again the USA is so messed up why have different police departments/states if you were all on the same page i bet half the shooting would not happen and yeah they DO compare someone has a bad day and thinks I'll just go shoot the place up but at least the offices in this instance done there jobs spot on but i do get it that the police at the school shooting may not have wanted to put kids in harms way but by the time it was all over how many kids had lost there lives my heart go's out to the kid especially the girl who had to wipe her friends blood over herself just to try and stay alive
@Luminary Harris On 9/11 The firefighters went in. No questions asked. They went in. Don't become a police officer in a nation infested with guns if you are worried about your own safety. These are military tactics that police officers are using for urban warfare. The USA is officially a war zone if police officers won't rescue people and provide safety for others.
Correct situational police training, experience and ability to remain calm during a life and death situation proved pivotal in ending this situation the way it did. Well done to all involved!
Excellent professional content. Excellent handling of a shootout. Excellent performance without death or serious injuries on both teams. This was handled professionally by the book. The suspect surrendered when the police went tactical and organized. He knew that there was zero chances of getting out alive. He surrendered placing his existence in jail. This was a video compilation and editing by the book. Phoenix police department was tight with this one. 10/10.
I don't care about the suspect. I care about the civilians there as the police were blindly firing on 2 windows just for "cover" fire without seeing the target. Over 20 years ago I went out to our backyard to check some commotion. Unknown to me the police were chasing a fugitive who had fired at them. I was there standing unmindfully, luckily the police did not return fire blindly to the direction of the suspect. I could have been hit.
It's honestly crazy to think this happened right down the street from us, seeing this unfold live was probably one of the most wild things I'll ever get to see. Bless the officers and everything they did.
Love the commentary gives a in depth understanding of the lingo of what police talk I may not have understood thank you from Budgewoi in central coast Australia 🇦🇺
You guys are the most proffessional and matter of fact agencies out there when it comes to OIS. The way you lay it out to the public with all the details is amazing.
@@taco4121 I'm assuming they mean the inaccurate barrage of bullets zipping through the air because these cops wanna play war zone with little to no regard what's behind the target.
@@JFinker73 how exactly do you expect them to deal with someone who is holed up in an elevated position and shooting at them with a rifle? and what do you mean inaccurate barrage of bullets? the video succinctly explained cover fire and its function, so if that's what you're referring to, then you're just being intentionally obtuse.
I always like these videos when it ends without the suspect getting killed or any officers getting seriously injured. Hats off to the officers for their professionalism. This was courage under fire, to say the least.
Everyone keeps saying calmness, but it comes with one thing, TRAINING! So they did a good job and their dept is doing one too. Thanks to all the good cops out there.
@@ironleeFPS Yes, that's the point. Just like firefighters don't fight fires all day long, their job is training, keeping everything in pristine condition. Then once something happens, they are all over it.
@@kidcurry2273 Yes, this happens, eg wild fires, or something like 9/11. But it's not that way every day all the time. Not even close. It's mostly training, working out, keeping equipment clean, cooking, bunking, etc. If you want to go to some of the cleanest bathrooms out there, go to a firehouse. They have a lot of down time.
@@jlambe19 Not only Texas, but Florida, Colorado, and almost every other school shooting in the last 20 years. The police are private security (paid by taxpayers) for the mayor and his/her donors. That is what they are and everyone knows it.
It’s to bad the officer behind the rifle didn’t have a clear line of sight and could have put him down permanently. But still a good outcome to get this dirt bag of the street. Now let’s hope they don’t let him out in three years or less.
The difference is the gunmen came out and attacked them in this situation. At the school, the cops had to assess the situation first. Did you want police to run into the school guns blazing where more student can get hurt?.
@@grantrichards7128 nah but they don't have to sit outside the school circle jerking each other when 911 calls are still being made. "More student can get hurt" also applies to them sitting outside the school setting up a perimeter for hours, the scene of an active shooter is never going to be safe until the officers take action. Cowardice killed more children than a potential negligent discharge ever could have in that scenario.
@@grantrichards7128 actually, police protocol in an active shooter situation is exactly that. Go in and immediately make contact. If you watch such bodycam footage as the Pulse Nightclub or the Vegas shooting, you will see officers doing a perfect job of engaging. This became protocol after Columbine because the officers refused to breach the school, especially in the library and instead waited outside while shots rang out the whole time. It's part of being a cop. If they can't be prepared for that, they need to find another job.
@@vikzytoria exactly that Once they found out where the suspect was in the school and had adequate personnel on site they should’ve rushed in So ya know maybe a few minutes after the first officer and ya know not hours later
Isn't it sad when people have to congratulate people for doing there job! This is how all LEO should act and respond but since such a high % of them are just gangbangers in uniform.
@@22smcrrider96 try getting shot at and staying professional and respond by the books. And what’s this about gangbangers in uniform. Who brainwashed you
When those two police officers are behind the truck, discussing their plan to shoot at the target while running for better cover, must be a super intense, stressful moment. 😬 I cant even imagine having to run through a possible line of fire to get to a safer location. I think I would freeze up and not be able to move from my first location. Police officers deserve so much more respect than they receive.
I don’t care what IA says, from all the video we saw here, the officers clearly did the best to their ability to protect and defend the civilians in the area, without the death of anyone. Good job boys !
From what you saw, which was heavily edited. Not saying they did a bad job but they should release all the footage and not edit it to make us see what they want us too see!
Unlike the Uvaldi cops. Which also got me wondering….Why is there almost never any body cam footage of cops taking out, or finding mass shooters? I can only remember one.
@Pop i they literally had him surrounded, hence why he didn’t just try to run away. They use cover fire when they need to get away. “Blindly firing” is called blind fire, that’s is when you fire your weapon without being on your sight like sticking it around cover or above cover and shooting while you cant see what you are aiming at.
"Officers assisted the suspect with his pants, which had fallen to mid-buttock level during the altercation. They later learned that the pants were intentionally worn this way, and proceeded to laugh heartily at the expense of the suspect."
This is amazing!!!! This is what we want from our police. Professionalism. Transparency. Intelligence. Duplicate this behavior across the United States. This video demonstrates the BEST of law enforcement. Well done.
"we" do? Ok modern lib-- cancer... Yes lets baby these adult children who have harmed people their entire useless lives and then shoot at police as well. Pass him the pacifier and the ladder to baby him to his cell... Poor fella... We need more people like you.
Alot of officers are like this you only hear about the bad ones on mainstream media. Because it gets more views than just "local officer does his job right"
Imagine being at home chilling on this beautiful sunny day and some dude starts a shootout on your street with police in broad daylight...God bless good police officers 🙏🏾...I could not do this job
their book sucks and should be thrown out. not only did they fail to contain the suspect but let him break into another home and take their gun they have stored for these kinds of things just to move n shoot with a weapon system they don't know how to use just saying guy is stationary n doofus #1 misses with an m4 at 25 meters
@@michaelperussina2835 I don’t think he missed. He was aiming at the house. I think he was able to hit the house. Probably a bunch of houses. They knew the house was armed, so they had to kill the house. The house was trying to flee, so, for Officer safety, they had to pump a few hundred rounds into the house, pain compliance technique. Next week they are going to dog pile any non-compliant houses! I’m sure you would understand when you got home to your house riddled with bullets that you brought it on yourself by owning a firearm and having ammunition in your house for any random person that breaks into your home could have access to. Have you learned anything here? I used this tactic more than once when I was in combat. It’s called “Recon by fire.” Just mag dump blindly into an area where you are not sure if there is a threat. Anything left standing when you’re done usually doesn’t want to play anymore. Their book doesn’t suck, if their book is for a Terminator movie. The only thing I consider a success was the suspect was taken into custody, ALIVE, and with only minor injuries. That’s refreshing.
Honestly these officers did fantastically. The tactics used were clean, clear, concise. Good communication, everyone kept eyes on suspect, no one got brazen and tried to stoke the fire, and everyone knew their role. Well done to those officers and God bless them.
Lol except they completely botched the movement to the secondary position by spraying and praying. Cops like to think of them as the elite but any boot out of infantry School knows how to do movement under fire. They could maybe learn something from an 18 year old PFC.
Communication behind that vehicle was not clear, clean and concise. Fortunately, they were not pinned down and had time to repeat a couple times the plan and target for suppression fire. The one officer did not seem clear on his target. They finally figured it out and moved, as we saw. It was great to have such a great view and audio of their tactics. Great training aid!
Who pays for it? The police don't have to and the scumbag criminal responsible probably doesn't have a penny to his name. The family has to find someplace else to live for weeks, if not months while everything is replaced or fixed.
@@bwofficial1776 That depends if they had home insurance or not and one that covers damage from incidents like these. If they don't have home insurance that covers these type of incident, then they would have to file a claim to either the police department or the city.
These are very brave men. My heart started to pound when the first shots were heard. They were in the open at first. This is how all police should work. They protected the community and caught the criminal's without killing people. Great job.
The professionalism of those officers was amazing. Even the easy they treated the guy after he literally tried to shoot and possibly kill fellow officers. Hats off to those officers!
Yup, hats off to the officers who likely endangered countless other citizens by spraying bullets into god-knows where, with no regard for the rest of the neighborhood. "Folks" can't stay safe when they have cops shooting and not hitting anything like this.
It disturbs me that officers have to go through so much post mortem scrutiny even when their lives are at risks at the cost of a criminal trying to kill them, clear as day.
@@MsLightbar they cant that's unprofessional and can be used against the officer as well, like inciting incidents. This goes with any profession really
Would you call me a brave man and citizen if some guy tries to grab my car and I engage in a gunfight with him me killing him in the process?, those cops are not brave they need to be packed together to display their "bravery", alone they are just chickens with no balls to do what they do in group, look at those scumbags cops in Texas look at what they did while facing mass shooter in a school.
99.9% of police are exactly like this. Unfortunately the only time, usually, police are shown on the news is when one of the .01% is doing something bad.
I always knew that officers go through things like this but to see them in the moment it really opens your eyes! I am so great full for the police in my city!
@@pbufh exactly. It's sad how many people who comment on RUclips videos, and other popular apps are out of touch with the real world. They take everything they see and hear from online as the majority of society and it's the minority. Example: police officer is one of the safest jobs in this country.
@@tyrant7583 lmao yah they think this is an everyday encounter. Most will NEVER see this. There are dozens of more dangerous jobs including being a truck driver.
7:03 he's worried about the police pulling him off the ladder and says "I don't want to get hurt Sir." Really?!? Dude you were shooting at the police! 😐😑🙄
He's lucky that after he put his full weight of one leg onto the first rung of the ladder they didn't kick the ladder out from underneath him causing him to pancake his face on the ground below. That's what the police from where I live in my town would have done.
I would like to thank all the great,honest cops and their families. These cops did a great job. Glad they were not hurt. I don't like the justice system. Jail / prison is a revolving door to many.
Talk about revolving door, he only got 17 counts of assault!! He might not of even gotten anytime after he plead that down. Maybe just probation that’s crazy, but someone with drugs will get double digits.. that’s what I don’t understand
Great work by the officers, but way too many of these creeps end up back on the street after only a few years in prison. This crime alone should be enough to tell anyone with a grain of common sense that this guy will cause nothing but trouble for the remainder of his life. And you know this isn't the 1st time he's pulled a stunt like this.
Hate to say it but it might have been better for him to just get smoked...but I understand why they did it, they had an opportunity to de-escalate without losing any officers lives so that was probably the best choice. Maybe he ran out of ammo lol
They were definitely afraid for their lives, that's just the natural reaction to bullets flying at you. Anyone who doesn't fear for their life will lose it quickly.
In high tense situations like this, communicate what the other persons needs to know, first. “You take top left, I take top right.” If you say “I’ll take top right, you take top left” they might forget the first thing you said if it doesn’t directly relate to them, &/ could block out the second half because they noted the info relevant to them (at the end) (forgetting) resulting in the information being repeated until fully understood.
@@ericescorcia3161 bruh where did you even get that? All he did was give a tip on how to communicate in these situations. You don’t know this dude and neither do I but it’s not uncommon for people to be in high tense situations. He never said anything about being in a shootout with a maniac or anything like that. You sound ridiculous and need to fix that attitude because it will get you nowhere in life.
If you listen they corrected their plan to switch windows so they had better sectors. The least experienced of the 2 has 13 years, they knew each other and communicated well and confirmed the plan before they moved. They don't need to be the top graduate at ranger school, their skills where more than sufficient
I hope he enjoys spending a good chunk of his life behind bars. I'm just glad his shots didn't hit an officer or random citizen. The judge really needs to make an example out of this guy
They only gave him 17 counts of assault. He’s definitely out or about to be. Like someone else commented, they didn’t even charge him with a worse offense and atleast make him plea down! So what he’s gonna plea down from 17 counts of assault to what? Illegal use of a firearm?? He might just get probation for all that
@@bldshd189 aggravated assault which each ag assault charge is 10-20 years per count. Add on law enforcement enhanced its more. It’s the same as attempted murder but it’s easier to convict on. That’s why you see a lot of suspects get charged with that instead of attempted murder. Gotta love internet law experts. He’s looking at 170-340 years in prison.
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I'm just surprised how soft and gentle they were, apprehending a suspect that was shooting at them.
Probably must've been something usual they've seen when a suspect trys to shoot the police
I've heard from some cops that it's mostly because you get used to it with time but deep down you never get used to it, mentally speaking.
@@Vandicoup ye must've been another day on the job for them in terms of encountering a suspect with a weapon such as a pistol that most suspects tend to carry
@@SirGarchomp146 tries ? lol, he clearly shot at them
@@SirGarchomp146 Did you finish the video? At the end of the video it shows the firearms the suspect used on his assault against the officers. There were many more long arms than pistols. It's not a typical day for any officer to have to lay down suppressive fire. It's never a calming feeling to be bunkering behind an obstacle sustaining accurate suppressive fire from an unknown location. I swear, people think every cop is excited to die for a paycheck 😆. What happened recently in Uvalde, Texas? Police are people too and noone really enjoys being a martyr for a society that despises them.
Honestly the police were FAR calmer with the suspect's arrest then many of us would've been, hats off PPD!
Yeah! Because, of skin privilege.
You said it yourself.
@@apsvend I agree!
Even after he tried to kill them, they licked his wounds before booking him. If he was of color, I don't think he would have a chance to live, and they probably would have beaten him to death.
All business, nothing personal
the guy is standing with his hands up no weapon what were they supposed to do slam him to the ground and pile on him.
This was the best breakdown I've ever seen, It was done incredibly well and very clear for the people who do and don't understand aspects of it. Big ups to the Phoenix Police
Exactly what I was thinking, if most controversial arrests were broken down like this I would hope it would help not make people so upset at some things
@Riley O'Donnell I would settle for police not being able to illegally modify their body cameras so they can be shut off by the officer at any time. Every time something "controversial" happens, the cameras are always turned off so they can "talk".
Yeah... "Big ups" for sure. They likely endangered countless additional lives by spraying rounds through the neighborhood wantonly! Yeah, huge support to them and their negligence.
@@NotYourAverageCriticblah blah blah
@@andreaholcock8992 So, I take it that your uneducated response means you're okay with police needlessly endangering the lives of people and the community around them? Good to know. I only wish you were capable of a more educated response.
Amazing professionalism from the officers I'm glad no one was hurt
That's terrifying. The woman is lucky he didn't pull the gun out on her.
he didn't have the gun the cops let him get away and obtain a gun from the house he broke into
@@michaelperussina2835 cops let gim get away and get a gun
Right!! Or worse! He was obviously willing to fire it!
When people say they're armed, believe them and act accordingly. Do not attempt to call their bluff.
@Angry Combat Wombat i expect the police to instant transmission behind the suspect like goku
this is the most professional police breakdown I have ever seen. Good quality content.
I loved the explanation. This stuff is usually hard to watch because it’s a million different cameras
By the Phoenix police, not this copy and paste channel
@@Kat-qr7hv you are
Thanks single mothers! Look what you've raised after choosing FEMINIST ORGANIZATIONS over family unit.
Because he surrendered
I’m very much a fan of these incident reviews - as someone who is both concerned with officer safety as well as conduct, I appreciate this chance to see these situations and how they unfold. I think these reviews go a long way to showing how dedicated and professional most of our police force is, while at the same time providing ample evidence to prohibit police bad actors and misconduct against members of the civilian community. Keep up the great work.
I agree. Glad to see it came to a peaceful resolution. In addition, super kudos to the storyteller. Very professional, very precise and informative too.
The calmness of the officers and their voices was amazing. Normally there is yelling and everyone talking but this should be the norm so everyone can hear, understand and work with each other. Great job officers.
when its a situation like this, they need to be calm, they need their heads in gear and to think clearly.
These guys are specifically trained for this. Average cops shouldn't be dealing with shootings.
@@blu6646 And those average cops who "shouldn't be dealing with shootings" refused to go into an elementary school as chaos was unfolding as they were too scared.
What I see are cops putting the entire neighborhoods lives in dangerous over a stolen car
Except that....your country is a friggin war zone and a joke pretending to be a civilized culture.
Its crazy how much composure these guys have, bullets flying right by their heads and they still keep their cool. Good job man.
trash job. who misses with an m4 at a stationary target?
Or in Ovalle TX
@@Cdmx720 *uvalde
You can hear bullets fly past cutting the air when your being shot at past experiences
@@Cdmx720 uvalde*
It always amazes me how these officers are calm and keep their cool while getting shot at. Pure professionalism.
That is the most chill post shootout arrest I have ever seen.
from what i've seen, the cops did a great job containing the situation. Kudos, guys!
They definitely did but I don’t like watching edited body camera footage with a narration. Just release the entire video along with your statement.
@@haap1011 yea not comparable at all. These cops were protecting some random persons car. I'm happy they took action to retrieve that property instead of the lives of children and adults
17 counts of aggravated assault? Couldn't they have at least done attempted murder and let him plea down to assault? I suppose that they would have thought of it already if it was possible.
lets see if you like it when the next kids get killed again and again the USA is so messed up why have different police departments/states if you were all on the same page i bet half the shooting would not happen and yeah they DO compare someone has a bad day and thinks I'll just go shoot the place up but at least the offices in this instance done there jobs spot on but i do get it that the police at the school shooting may not have wanted to put kids in harms way but by the time it was all over how many kids had lost there lives my heart go's out to the kid especially the girl who had to wipe her friends blood over herself just to try and stay alive
@Luminary Harris On 9/11 The firefighters went in. No questions asked. They went in. Don't become a police officer in a nation infested with guns if you are worried about your own safety.
These are military tactics that police officers are using for urban warfare. The USA is officially a war zone if police officers won't rescue people and provide safety for others.
the sergeant explaining everything sounds like a badass
Looks like a mini John Cena.
Correct situational police training, experience and ability to remain calm during a life and death situation proved pivotal in ending this situation the way it did. Well done to all involved!
Excellent professional content.
Excellent handling of a shootout.
Excellent performance without death or serious injuries on both teams.
This was handled professionally by the book. The suspect surrendered when the police went tactical and organized. He knew that there was zero chances of getting out alive. He surrendered placing his existence in jail.
This was a video compilation and editing by the book. Phoenix police department was tight with this one. 10/10.
It's a miracle that no one was seriously hurt. Props to the officers involved for keeping their cool and getting him into custody.
Props to the police that just started shooting in a house? Cool story
It's not a miracle. Look up the word miracle.
@@the420gorilla5 what they should do? just start run and get shot?
@@the420gorilla5 👈you're lucky is wasn't me in your house😂🤣😆🤣😂😂😆 LMFAO.
I don't care about the suspect. I care about the civilians there as the police were blindly firing on 2 windows just for "cover" fire without seeing the target. Over 20 years ago I went out to our backyard to check some commotion. Unknown to me the police were chasing a fugitive who had fired at them. I was there standing unmindfully, luckily the police did not return fire blindly to the direction of the suspect. I could have been hit.
It's honestly crazy to think this happened right down the street from us, seeing this unfold live was probably one of the most wild things I'll ever get to see. Bless the officers and everything they did.
Glad you didn't get any wild shots. Feel sorry for the people getting home to find their house full of bullet holes. :(
Wow thats crazy
This gotta be west Phoenix , aka Trashland
Emd
@@jesseandretti3153 Definitely wouldn't call Paradise Valley west Phoenix haha, but each to their own
Love the commentary gives a in depth understanding of the lingo of what police talk I may not have understood thank you from Budgewoi in central coast Australia 🇦🇺
Keep up the good work Phoenix PD this was a great outcome and a fantastic clear breakdown
You guys are the most proffessional and matter of fact agencies out there when it comes to OIS. The way you lay it out to the public with all the details is amazing.
From BWC footage to officers actions to the way it's all presented is beyond professional, I'd say text book example other departments should follow.
This isn't the Phoenix PD channel. This is just a law channel. Just an FYI.
Guys
Like giving the public a explanation of cover fire - don't see that every day
@@PsychoticAmbitions This is taken directly from the Phoenix PD youtube channel. Or their website. The department produces these.
Honestly well done on the part of the officers. Even the ultimate arrest was handled very well. Kudos!
What if he was firing in the direction of your house
@@britishprofessor9957 ???
@@taco4121 I'm assuming they mean the inaccurate barrage of bullets zipping through the air because these cops wanna play war zone with little to no regard what's behind the target.
@@JFinker73 how exactly do you expect them to deal with someone who is holed up in an elevated position and shooting at them with a rifle? and what do you mean inaccurate barrage of bullets? the video succinctly explained cover fire and its function, so if that's what you're referring to, then you're just being intentionally obtuse.
Very exciting. Book him Dano!
THE BEST BREAKDOWN I EVER SEEN.
I always like these videos when it ends without the suspect getting killed or any officers getting seriously injured. Hats off to the officers for their professionalism. This was courage under fire, to say the least.
Everyone keeps saying calmness, but it comes with one thing, TRAINING! So they did a good job and their dept is doing one too. Thanks to all the good cops out there.
Yeah all 6 of them
Yeah all 6 months of it....
Comes with good funding for training while a lot of places opted to slash department funding phoenix upped it and it has payed off tremendously
These patrol agents and special assignment unit officers are pros! Hats off to Phoenix PD! A+
The Swat guys don’t do regular police work, all they do is train all day long every day. That’s why they’re “pros”.
@@ironleeFPS Yes, that's the point. Just like firefighters don't fight fires all day long, their job is training, keeping everything in pristine condition. Then once something happens, they are all over it.
@@pfury67 if there’s fires all day long guess what 😂 they’re gonna be fighting fires all day so that was invalid
@@kidcurry2273 Yes, this happens, eg wild fires, or something like 9/11. But it's not that way every day all the time. Not even close. It's mostly training, working out, keeping equipment clean, cooking, bunking, etc.
If you want to go to some of the cleanest bathrooms out there, go to a firehouse. They have a lot of down time.
@@pfury67 you are correct. Medical Emergencies are the most common. (Ambulance calls)
Thank you for detailed explanation
I love this channel keepin everything up front and educational for there viewers 👏
32 years of service. All the stories he can tell at a campfire hike
This man was prepared to put everyone's life at risk for his own selfish reasons.Well done all the police officers
Democrat Voter: All I see is an upstanding citizen, whose right to thievery, was violated by the police.
Too bad the cowards in Texas permanently corroded the badge of all officers.
@@jlambe19 Run along, the adults are talking.
@@jlambe19 Not only Texas, but Florida, Colorado, and almost every other school shooting in the last 20 years. The police are private security (paid by taxpayers) for the mayor and his/her donors. That is what they are and everyone knows it.
It’s to bad the officer behind the rifle didn’t have a clear line of sight and could have put him down permanently. But still a good outcome to get this dirt bag of the street. Now let’s hope they don’t let him out in three years or less.
The forbidden bullet whizzing by sound really shows how close to death these guys were
This guy was braver on a vehicle than all 19 Uvalde officers….
The difference is the gunmen came out and attacked them in this situation. At the school, the cops had to assess the situation first. Did you want police to run into the school guns blazing where more student can get hurt?.
@@grantrichards7128 nah but they don't have to sit outside the school circle jerking each other when 911 calls are still being made. "More student can get hurt" also applies to them sitting outside the school setting up a perimeter for hours, the scene of an active shooter is never going to be safe until the officers take action. Cowardice killed more children than a potential negligent discharge ever could have in that scenario.
@@grantrichards7128 actually, police protocol in an active shooter situation is exactly that. Go in and immediately make contact. If you watch such bodycam footage as the Pulse Nightclub or the Vegas shooting, you will see officers doing a perfect job of engaging. This became protocol after Columbine because the officers refused to breach the school, especially in the library and instead waited outside while shots rang out the whole time. It's part of being a cop. If they can't be prepared for that, they need to find another job.
@@vikzytoria exactly that
Once they found out where the suspect was in the school and had adequate personnel on site they should’ve rushed in
So ya know maybe a few minutes after the first officer and ya know not hours later
@@jocaleb0236 yep. That is what protocol would be. That's why they're under such scrutiny. They know and everyone else knows they effed up.
These were the most professional acting police officers I’ve witnessed in a situations like this. I’m very impressed.
Isn't it sad when people have to congratulate people for doing there job! This is how all LEO should act and respond but since such a high % of them are just gangbangers in uniform.
@@22smcrrider96 try getting shot at and staying professional and respond by the books. And what’s this about gangbangers in uniform. Who brainwashed you
@@22smcrrider96 their*
@@lillyspops thanks for grammar class.
@@22smcrrider96 Well said from your couch. Good job keyboard warrior!
When those two police officers are behind the truck, discussing their plan to shoot at the target while running for better cover, must be a super intense, stressful moment. 😬 I cant even imagine having to run through a possible line of fire to get to a safer location. I think I would freeze up and not be able to move from my first location.
Police officers deserve so much more respect than they receive.
I love that once he surrendered they didn't hold the fact that he was shooting in their direction against him and handled it professionally.
I don’t care what IA says, from all the video we saw here, the officers clearly did the best to their ability to protect and defend the civilians in the area, without the death of anyone. Good job boys !
From what you saw, which was heavily edited. Not saying they did a bad job but they should release all the footage and not edit it to make us see what they want us too see!
@@Pats4lyfe police get shoot at, and still they got a arrest without any harm. What more to see?
I don’t understand how the police fires back without knowing that there are no hostages or human shields inside the building!
sounds like a war zone
@@fve1352 they spray bullets
I can’t imagine what it would be like to be getting shot at. These guys are absolute heros for staying calm in a life threatening situation
Getting shot at isn't like the movies or getting shot it's scary i was shot with a 12 gauge when I was 16 and shot at
Unlike the Uvaldi cops. Which also got me wondering….Why is there almost never any body cam footage of cops taking out, or finding mass shooters? I can only remember one.
Naw you just soft asf
@@mooniemoo6260 lmao yeah you right 😂
@@mooniemoo6260 u weird
Hearing those shots hit the front grill of the car really hits home
God bless all of our hardworking HONEST cops that are truly out here protecting us from ourselves. I salute you.
@Pop i they were in a gun fight thing
they should kill these people on site to save us a lot of money and so they cant have children that will be exactly the same
they hardly do that, protect ppl from themselves. .they kill many mentally ill people
@Pop i they literally had him surrounded, hence why he didn’t just try to run away. They use cover fire when they need to get away. “Blindly firing” is called blind fire, that’s is when you fire your weapon without being on your sight like sticking it around cover or above cover and shooting while you cant see what you are aiming at.
@Pop i Watch the part where the officer explains why they do this. It is not blind firing, irresponsible or lazy.
"Officers assisted the suspect with his pants, which had fallen to mid-buttock level during the altercation. They later learned that the pants were intentionally worn this way, and proceeded to laugh heartily at the expense of the suspect."
like most criminals I see on here
This killed me! Lmao
@@randlemcmurphy2672 you corny
you saying all parties were gucci about that firefight?
@@TyBrezzy11 you floury
Nice work Phoenix PD . Proud supporter of LE. God bless!
Very well spoken with great explanations. Glad our officers were ok and the rest of the community. Thank you!
Imagine when the homeowners come home and see their windows busted out and dozens of holes in their house.
These are well trained officers. Keeping their cool and not panicking in a tense situation. Well done 👏
I don't get how they do that. I'd be jumping around and firing like crazy at that scum
Shooting at nothing in a residential street so well trained
@@RuleStarRacing what are they suppose to do? Not shoot and run out there to get shot?🤣
@@RuleStarRacing Says the guy with a cig and drink in hand trying to look "tough". Move along you feeble minded peasant.
@Karl with a K Interesting, that's the "justice" system for ya.
Great job as far as I can tell. Really glad no one got killed.
I love watching these videos, it really puts into perspective what these officers go through everyday.
This is amazing!!!! This is what we want from our police. Professionalism. Transparency. Intelligence. Duplicate this behavior across the United States. This video demonstrates the BEST of law enforcement.
Well done.
"we" do? Ok modern lib-- cancer... Yes lets baby these adult children who have harmed people their entire useless lives and then shoot at police as well. Pass him the pacifier and the ladder to baby him to his cell... Poor fella... We need more people like you.
I feel most officers are this way. I think the news just feeds off the bad actions of a few for profit.
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@@population-_-420 till your mum gets stabbed and they shoot the guy and save her or 100 000 s of other awful things that go on every second
Alot of officers are like this you only hear about the bad ones on mainstream media. Because it gets more views than just "local officer does his job right"
Calm, cool, collected, amazing communication between officers.
Imagine being at home chilling on this beautiful sunny day and some dude starts a shootout on your street with police in broad daylight...God bless good police officers 🙏🏾...I could not do this job
Great job guys!!!!
Thank you for your service!
well done , these are outstanding examples of Law Enforcement officers going by the book.
Phoenix pd does not play around.. think about it they are going head to head with the cartels too.
their book sucks and should be thrown out. not only did they fail to contain the suspect but let him break into another home and take their gun they have stored for these kinds of things just to move n shoot with a weapon system they don't know how to use just saying guy is stationary n doofus #1 misses with an m4 at 25 meters
@@michaelperussina2835 ah yes, because you could have done better.
@@michaelperussina2835 I don’t think he missed. He was aiming at the house. I think he was able to hit the house. Probably a bunch of houses. They knew the house was armed, so they had to kill the house. The house was trying to flee, so, for Officer safety, they had to pump a few hundred rounds into the house, pain compliance technique. Next week they are going to dog pile any non-compliant houses! I’m sure you would understand when you got home to your house riddled with bullets that you brought it on yourself by owning a firearm and having ammunition in your house for any random person that breaks into your home could have access to. Have you learned anything here?
I used this tactic more than once when I was in combat. It’s called “Recon by fire.” Just mag dump blindly into an area where you are not sure if there is a threat. Anything left standing when you’re done usually doesn’t want to play anymore.
Their book doesn’t suck, if their book is for a Terminator movie.
The only thing I consider a success was the suspect was taken into custody, ALIVE, and with only minor injuries. That’s refreshing.
@@chefmesser420 Phoenix isn’t battling cartels, law enforcement on the actual southern border are. We are hours north
Honestly these officers did fantastically. The tactics used were clean, clear, concise. Good communication, everyone kept eyes on suspect, no one got brazen and tried to stoke the fire, and everyone knew their role. Well done to those officers and God bless them.
Lol except they completely botched the movement to the secondary position by spraying and praying.
Cops like to think of them as the elite but any boot out of infantry School knows how to do movement under fire. They could maybe learn something from an 18 year old PFC.
@Lanza Junior no matter what they would have done this wouldve been your response
Communication behind that vehicle was not clear, clean and concise. Fortunately, they were not pinned down and had time to repeat a couple times the plan and target for suppression fire. The one officer did not seem clear on his target. They finally figured it out and moved, as we saw. It was great to have such a great view and audio of their tactics. Great training aid!
@@glcmranger421 it was clear but nice try tho
@@jeremyphillips3992 clear as mud, I agree
good to see if an officer wasnt understanding, the officer replied in a simpler form to where he could understand
They don't pay these guys enough.
Imagine coming home to a mess of bullet holes on your walls 😂
Who pays for it? The police don't have to and the scumbag criminal responsible probably doesn't have a penny to his name. The family has to find someplace else to live for weeks, if not months while everything is replaced or fixed.
@@bwofficial1776 the damage was from a gun not a grenade. Why would they need to relocate temporarily? Also, their insurance would pay for it
@@bwofficial1776 That depends if they had home insurance or not and one that covers damage from incidents like these. If they don't have home insurance that covers these type of incident, then they would have to file a claim to either the police department or the city.
These are very brave men. My heart started to pound when the first shots were heard. They were in the open at first. This is how all police should work. They protected the community and caught the criminal's without killing people. Great job.
@Christian Gabriel Sdrock un hombre irrumpió en una casa y robó un arma y luego disparó a la policía con ella
If the criminal died who cares shut up
criminals (no apostrophe!)
Great job. But, The “killing” is most times a must..
Kill or be killed.. Who’s life is worth more in my community!!
NEVER THE BAD GUY!
Great presentation! Well done officers, very professional! 😊
These cops were impressive. To deal with this sort of chaos while trying to keep the community safe. My hats off to them!
Impressive that they didn't hurt or injure someone else with their pitiful and reckless shooting like that!
The professionalism of those officers was amazing. Even the easy they treated the guy after he literally tried to shoot and possibly kill fellow officers. Hats off to those officers!
Hey bruh where do you stay?
Hats off to the officers and the police department in general. Stay safe folks.
Yup, hats off to the officers who likely endangered countless other citizens by spraying bullets into god-knows where, with no regard for the rest of the neighborhood. "Folks" can't stay safe when they have cops shooting and not hitting anything like this.
They are so gentle with him!!!!
It disturbs me that officers have to go through so much post mortem scrutiny even when their lives are at risks at the cost of a criminal trying to kill them, clear as day.
I absolutely appreciate the transparency and I hope they continue to set an example for other departments around the country.
The criminal has some nerve and is pretty amusing with him saying while he was coming down the ladder " I dont want to get hurt"......
He was clearly mentally unstable, I assumed he would pull a knife out even if 20 shotguns were pointing at him.
Shame he didn't "accidently" take a tumble
@@generichuman2044 lol certainly would not have felt bad for him
Officer should have said "nether did we, the whole time you have been shooting at us."
@@MsLightbar they cant that's unprofessional and can be used against the officer as well, like inciting incidents. This goes with any profession really
You walk this guy out like he’s not a monster
All departments should follow this model of transparency
God bless these brave officers
Would you call me a brave man and citizen if some guy tries to grab my car and I engage in a gunfight with him me killing him in the process?, those cops are not brave they need to be packed together to display their "bravery", alone they are just chickens with no balls to do what they do in group, look at those scumbags cops in Texas look at what they did while facing mass shooter in a school.
Wish they could have been on duty in Uvalde! 😥😢😭
@Ntav your fake god is too busy harming innocent children molested by church clergy priests pastors ministers and cardinals.
It is refreshing to see Officers that operate with integrity and professional service. Well Done all Officers involved!
It’s refreshing ? Happens more than the media would have you believe , but it’s ok , sheeple are easy to lead around fool on a regular basis
Why refreshing, pretty narrow minded if you only form your opinion on a couple bad apples?
99.9% of police are exactly like this. Unfortunately the only time, usually, police are shown on the news is when one of the .01% is doing something bad.
Very nicely done thank you for sharing glad everybody's safe and cleanliness aspect nicely done thank you for sharing
Outstanding. Great job Phoenix PD.
Imagine coming home to find your home riddled with bullets.
I always knew that officers go through things like this but to see them in the moment it really opens your eyes! I am so great full for the police in my city!
Until you get your rights violated, then you'll think differently. If you even know what your rights are, which I doubt.
Defund the police.
Most will never go through anything like this
@@pbufh exactly. It's sad how many people who comment on RUclips videos, and other popular apps are out of touch with the real world. They take everything they see and hear from online as the majority of society and it's the minority.
Example: police officer is one of the safest jobs in this country.
@@tyrant7583 lmao yah they think this is an everyday encounter. Most will NEVER see this. There are dozens of more dangerous jobs including being a truck driver.
7:03 he's worried about the police pulling him off the ladder and says "I don't want to get hurt Sir." Really?!? Dude you were shooting at the police! 😐😑🙄
They turn into pussies real quick..
Oh I made the same comment above. Should have scrolled down a bit. So true.
He's lucky that after he put his full weight of one leg onto the first rung of the ladder they didn't kick the ladder out from underneath him causing him to pancake his face on the ground below.
That's what the police from where I live in my town would have done.
@@carpathianken and SHOULD have...
@@carpathianken if they didn't have body cams on they would have
Imagine going out of town and coming back to shootout having took place through your window
Pro level breakdown, huge respect.
Man, that whizzing bullet at 3:49...
I would like to thank all the great,honest cops and their families. These cops did a great job. Glad they were not hurt. I don't like the justice system. Jail / prison is a revolving door to many.
Talk about revolving door, he only got 17 counts of assault!! He might not of even gotten anytime after he plead that down. Maybe just probation that’s crazy, but someone with drugs will get double digits.. that’s what I don’t understand
One got hurt
Great work by the officers, but way too many of these creeps end up back on the street after only a few years in prison. This crime alone should be enough to tell anyone with a grain of common sense that this guy will cause nothing but trouble for the remainder of his life. And you know this isn't the 1st time he's pulled a stunt like this.
Hate to say it but it might have been better for him to just get smoked...but I understand why they did it, they had an opportunity to de-escalate without losing any officers lives so that was probably the best choice. Maybe he ran out of ammo lol
He's very lucky he was treated very calmly!
What a dangerous job. My respect to these officers.
Really well done incident briefing for the public, and all the officers I saw on the video were obviously well trained professionals. Good work!!
Very good work. Thank you for analyzing and giving full disclosure. Keep up the great work and God bless y'all.
Blessings to you too ☺️
Kudos to the all of the officers shown here. THIS is how you do this.
Great work officers!!! Excellent communication in the time of high stress I hope you’re all proud!! Keep your heads up
The stressful and continuous training they go through really does pay off
These cops aren’t always scared for their lives. This allowed them to be remain calm and composed. Great job 👏🏾. No bystanders and no suspects killed.
They were definitely afraid for their lives, that's just the natural reaction to bullets flying at you. Anyone who doesn't fear for their life will lose it quickly.
They were scared for their lives, they just train for situations like this
Spoiler alert!
It’s called training.
The suspect should have been taken out.
In high tense situations like this, communicate what the other persons needs to know, first.
“You take top left, I take top right.”
If you say “I’ll take top right, you take top left” they might forget the first thing you said if it doesn’t directly relate to them, &/ could block out the second half because they noted the info relevant to them (at the end) (forgetting) resulting in the information being repeated until fully understood.
Cool dude, like you were there getting shot at. obviously you've never been in a high tense situation with the probability of dying tough guy.
@@ericescorcia3161 bruh where did you even get that? All he did was give a tip on how to communicate in these situations. You don’t know this dude and neither do I but it’s not uncommon for people to be in high tense situations. He never said anything about being in a shootout with a maniac or anything like that. You sound ridiculous and need to fix that attitude because it will get you nowhere in life.
@@ericescorcia3161 bro just calm down lol, he said nothing wrong, chill "wise guy"
Relax he plays call of duty he obviously knows what he’s talking about
If you listen they corrected their plan to switch windows so they had better sectors. The least experienced of the 2 has 13 years, they knew each other and communicated well and confirmed the plan before they moved. They don't need to be the top graduate at ranger school, their skills where more than sufficient
Great work by the entire Phoenix Police Department. One thing, the title of video needs to be changed from "Alleged" to "Failed" carjacking.
Excellent breakdown of the event.
You know you're in Arizona when your front lawn is rocks.
😂😂
A good reminder to have & use a gun safe. 👍👍
@Michael Ross but if the gun is in the safe…
Proud of the Officers involved. Great job!!
"I don't know if he took my phone" bro you literally calling 9-1-1 on your phone 💀💀
I love these explanation videos. Excellent transparency.
This was a very instructive video. Made me feel like I learned something today
Thx 4 sharing
Thanks for keeping Arizona safe!!!
This video was very well put together and straight to the point with good information with no fillers. That’s exactly why I’m subscribed.
I hope he enjoys spending a good chunk of his life behind bars. I'm just glad his shots didn't hit an officer or random citizen. The judge really needs to make an example out of this guy
They only gave him 17 counts of assault. He’s definitely out or about to be. Like someone else commented, they didn’t even charge him with a worse offense and atleast make him plea down! So what he’s gonna plea down from 17 counts of assault to what? Illegal use of a firearm?? He might just get probation for all that
@@bldshd189 aggravated assault which each ag assault charge is 10-20 years per count. Add on law enforcement enhanced its more. It’s the same as attempted murder but it’s easier to convict on. That’s why you see a lot of suspects get charged with that instead of attempted murder. Gotta love internet law experts. He’s looking at 170-340 years in prison.
@@SavageFrenchies You are correct.
@@SavageFrenchies I’m not an expert but I k ow a little bit. You telling me there not gonna offer a plea deal?
@@SavageFrenchies I’ll have to double back & listen when I get a chance but I thought I heard 17 counts of assault, maybe I heard wrong
im definitely informed and educated now
🏆 top notch production.
These officers did fantastic. Glad to see the suspect survive to see his day in court.