Operation Journey TPAC Demonstration Silverstone
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- Northamptonshire Police present the TPAC (Tactical Pursuit And Containment) demonstration by the Driver Training Unit. This demonstration was performed at Silverstone at the Operation Journey event on 18th May 2014.
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Saw them do this on southbound M40 80+ to 0 in a totally controlled manner and the target tried to escape but no drama they boxed him in
Hey I See Myself At the end of the Video :D
Evil..
Ok, car.
The LAPD should learn this manuever.
Reace Foster no cause guns are a thing, they can just shoot through the windshield to the officer infront
This would result in a bunch of LAPD being killed guaranteed!
@@PoliceBodycamVideosThey can do that no matter the scenario.
Awesome vid guys
@1:30 Just opening up the opportunity for the "criminal" to perform a pit manoeuvre and make a clean getaway to the left.
PITs are not common in UK. Often times, the suspect probably wouldn't even know what one is, let alone how to execute it perfectly to escape.
Usually the cops box him in fast, they don't take this long to stop.
Not much sneaking up being done when car 2 has its blues on...?
It's a demonstration. In a real scenario it would depend on how high value the target vehicle is, but usually they would have at least 2 unmarked vehicles at the front
Nice
Great video.
Some people watch police interceptors I think these r from it it sounds like them
The intercepters are the advanced ipp (initial persuit phase) and tpac (tactical persuit and containment) drivers they are bloody good drivers lol
There are a number of modifications that can be made to a vehicle that will render police pursuits and 3 car boxes ineffective.
Fortunately, bad guys don’t know how to do these!
Very skilled
so what happens if the driver knows how to break the cruisifix say by pitting one of the side cars causing perhaps 2 police cars to crash.
In that position he couldn't pit due to the positioning of the police vehicles
@@01phantomx what if when a police car got side by side he swipped the car side on, surely a police car cant take a side swipe at speed and hold position
Literally thought that, hit the breaks n turn left or right and one unit is in a side river
@@tomdude75 It's happened in the real world where the driver tries swiping cop cars. Often the cop car holds position still.
@@user-ot7jd9dt7t Normally the police cars are positioned directly alongside the car, not half in front, I don't know why they did it like that, maybe it's safer for just a demonstration.
If the car was doing more than 40 mph it might have been more tricky.
they can do it up to 120mph... I've seen it in action. synchronised takedown
@@gregorcarswell6941 why dont cars just swipe into the side car
@@tomdude75 they try to but if boxed correctly it's not much help, it's at that point over, vyou can do some bumper or door damage to the cops bug you ain't escaping
@@t1tanfallpr025 thats why at high speed as soon as you see them come to your side you swipe into them it will work depending on what car you and they are in
@@tomdude75 that's a pit maneuver, if the officer has been trained in TPAC they can do it up to 120mph, I've seen them do it at 96mph
I, on traffic cops, once saw a police officer do a pit maneuver to disarm a suspect. The road was clear, and there was a crash barrier in front.
ChaseMcKayne it is not called pit in the U.K. it is called 1 man tpac
Adam Atch where did you hear that bullshit? Don’t spread mis information
@@iamjames8200 Technically he isn't wrong. It'd be referred to just as "tactical contact", not PIT.
@@Perseus7567 well he is wrong, tac contact and TPAC are two very different things.
@@iamjames8200 Tactical Contact is a form of TPAC. TPAC doesn't mean just the box you see in the video.
I've seen this done three times and every time the police have managed to hit one of their own cars. One time it looked like a BMW X5 was a wright off.
And? That's what the cars are for.
@@rossmcneilh9257 not really..
@@user-ot7jd9dt7t yeah really.
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is that where all driver training accours
No, the majority of police driver training takes place on public roads although TPAC/Pursuit/Stinger training is often done on closed circuits or often old runways prior to being done on public roads.
Leictershire police train near Rockingham
Whats with the initial close following ? Doesnt make sense and dangerous.....
just fish tail the inside car and over the field.
Why do police insist on showing tactics? It makes no sense at all. TPAC tactics should be kept within the organisation for obvious reasons!
Well people can see them happening in the real world anyway. It's not like 6 cop cars lights and sirens on a motorway is stealthy.
Wouldnt it be easier to pit maneuver them?
It's a lot safer to do TPAC than to pit and safety of the public is the main priority
Less risk of damage to the vehicles and members of the public and this is actually more effective than people might think.
@@clonebois1723 I wouldn't agree with the damage, all it needs to take is a ram and the cars would be ruined
@@AnatolyDyatolov I know, but a pit literally is a ram.
@@clonebois1723 police cars should be equipped with ram bars
This would literally result in three dead cops in the US!
The best way to get out of a tpac is to slam on and fuck the over taking car up it worked for me once but it destroyed my car had to get out and run and like a dumb ass left my wallet on the seat was all for nothing
the suspect could just do a pit manover
+legrate1 Difficult too though.
This won't work in the UK as the majority of cars are front wheel drive and the PIT manoeuvre relies on the driven wheels being at the back for maximum effect
Also won't work because of the positioning of the police vehicles engine block to engine block
just damages cars and puts people at risk its a safer option
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You have no room to ram, it would be more like a nuisance than escape
Well done northantspolice. Show the bad guys what your tactics are so they can plan how to avoid them. Doh!
Lee Hill how tf do you avoid that
Easily, if a police vehicle is attempting to pass you, you either gear down and speed up or you ram the vehicle so it loses control, there's simple things you can do to stop each tactic from working, even being in that box, they just need to sway the weight of the car to one side and sway it to the other side and ram them and they'd have enough space to speed out of the box unless the partners have a close eye and quickly move up but it isn't really hard keeping one vehicle from passing you, just keep your eyes on the mirrors.
@@crazitor1030 Often times this tactic is used on unsuspecting people - i.e. those they haven't tried pulling over yet but are just tailing. If you aren't suspecting it - you won't necessarily notice that the cop car 3 cars back is after you - nor the 3 more cop cars hiding behind the first.
If you ram a cop car, they'll just ram you back.
Changing gear won't be helpful anyway, because cop cars are usually going much faster than you, so by the time you accelerate up to higher speeds they'll already be ahead or alongside. Slowing down *might* work but then you'd just get rear-ended by the rear cop car.
Trust me, the police know these tactics to get out, that's why TPACs are almost always successful - even if someone gets out of one, they are usually put into another TPAC and stopped, just had to try again.
The worlds most annoying siren
Trouble is, if its someone whom is going to stop, they will for a single cop car, so waste of police resources being concentrated in one area or specific job.
However if its someone who don't give a shit he or she is going to be fucking up all those police cars in the shit box they driving and more tax payers money wasted, then courts like suspension on already suspended sentence plus one year... They don't give a fuck.
Had fighting outside my house for nearly hour and not one copper insight. Concentrate on real crime on the streets.
And when it comes down to simple policing, they let themselves down miserably. Easy practising a demo, preforming it in public, simple. Real life pursuit in built up area, not knowing how desperate the driver is and how many chances they will take, is another matter, so well done on bringing those situations to an end. But what about simple police work? Your former head of PSD, DS Mark Behan, Incompetence beyond belief. Got a simple investigation totally wrong, ignored evidence from his own officers, did not follow due process laid down by the IOPC, then lied to them, didn't look at body worn camera footage of his own officers I had to submit myself ( still ignored it, then told me after two years of complaining its never been looked at) couldn't see the officer was lying under interview, then they let him get out before a misconduct hearing, leaving me having a mental breakdown. They then charged me for carrying on the complaint( no answers from them, commissioner Stephen Mold not interested, no one being held accountable, its a shambles, then Zoe Billingham gives Northamptonshire police the most damming report they have ever had. Is it any wonder. Only option now is to sue them for the psychological damage they have caused me. One way or another, the press will get to hear the whole story. " To argue with a person a person who has renounced the use of reason, is like feeding medicine to a dead person".
I highly doubt that. More like your complaint got denied because it was obvious BS, and you got salty. If you even submitted a complaint.