What blows my mind is that the family is "seeking justice" and "police reform". My heart goes out to the Sergeant, wishing you a speedy mental recovery
Liberals.. whatever. It's not going to happen. This officer did everything good. Nicest officer I've ever seen on video. I put myself in his situation and actually got scared. I'm hanging on for my life while the car sped up. I'm not seat belted, and the door is open. I'm glad he stopped the threat. Scary. Pray for the officers mental recovery.
@@aminn3380 what the hell was he supposed to do? He told the guy to stop, and he didn't. He said it multiple times. He has no fucking clue what that guy is gonna do. He might have a knife, a gun, who knows. And he was taking off with the coo still in the car. All the guy had to do was get out of the car.
The lawyer for this man's family actually had the gall to say the cops were not "trained to de-escalate." What a load of crap. This cop was super calm and understanding. This guy thought he could take advantage of that.
That's crap! I understand that the family is going through major heartbreak but there is not 1 thing that that officer should have done differently. You could hear the pain in his voice. He truly did NOT want to do that!
@@WhimsicalDaisyshe should not have jumped in the car with the fleeing suspect. It doesn’t matter what he wanted to do. The guy didn’t want to get shot. By getting in the car with him he gave himself no options to de-escalate. If he had stepped back and pursued from his car and called it in there’s a good chance that guy would be alive and in prison. This is probably among one of the most common factors when police kill someone. Police make poor tactical decisions and put themselves in situations where they only have deadly force as an option.
@@sinnombre4596si eres familiar, siento mucho tu pérdida. Dicho esto, creo que es un incidente desgraciado y que el policía actuó en defensa propia y del resto de ciudadanos, que quedan en riesgo cuando hay una huida de alguien que trata de escapar de la justicia.
I hope this officer didn’t face any charges. He was insanely professional. Never aggressive even when dude started reaching acting funny. You could hear him start crying in fear before he shot. And immediately tried to save his life. He’s going to carry this with him the rest of his life. Prayers 😢
@@rkgsdi like how you conveniently left out the part where the cop was stuck in a moving vehicle with a fleeing suspect who was reaching around beforehand, no way of knowing if he has a weapon in there or what hes going to do. But yeah, "he shot a guy for trying to drive off" lol im sure your BLM buddies will lap it up with no questions asked.
@@ezriderspewstruth8867Had no business fleeing from police. You flee, you up your chances of being shot. But unfortunately people don’t watch the news or clips of other police shoots and are too fucking stupid to understand that. Darwin award goes to this man!
That poor police officer didn't want to do that, you can hear the fear in his voice, I pray that he heals emotionally, the trauma my heart goes out to this young police officer.
@@rupjackson1964 So whats the case for when some coked up junkie charges a female officer and he's twice her size? she gonna wrestle him? in a place like america there's necessity in them being armed problem being training and trigger happiness- i'd say the officer was justified in shooting to neutralise not only a threat to himself but the suspects own safety and everyone else on the road
@@dritemolawzbks8574okay you people obviously never been in a position where you had to shoot at someone. To think oh I would’ve shot him once number one its callled adrenaline and number 2 they have to shoot a dangerous victim more than once because people can still operate and be dangerous after only been shot once
@@ariallucas8913 TL;DR Plus, no one asked, so I'm not sure why you're inviting yourself into a conversation by giving unsolicited feedback. Tag someone else because I'm muting you.
The fact that he clearly understood what he was trying to do and and still took a split second to get the dog out even with danger facing him directly shows the professionalism and compassion of this officer! 8:11
@@eladrio2311One less unpredictabls creature involved in a potentially dangerous situation is one less creature that could hurt him or be hurt itself. Shit was about to get messy and that dog would have tried to defend dad to the end, not truly understanding what was going on at all.
@@awesomecronk7183did you see the same video we all did? Bro he grabbed the dog, tossed it out the car and the dog was running around like "i wanna play"😂
This poor officer has probably relived these 11 minutes over and over again in his head thousands of times. You did everything above and beyond the call of duty and you can’t control the decisions of others.. condolences to all involved 😢
Such an insane situation. Just two scared people yelling at each other. One running and the other doing self defense and trying to avoid an accident. Must have been so terrifying for the two of em
@@dieselmacdaddy2822 doesn’t make a difference, you don’t have the right to resist arrest, the courts have already ruled this. If you have an issue with the cops you air that out in court. Considering how professional they were, there is nothing to air.
Being a police officer nowadays has to be absolutely terrifying. The media is training people to hate cops when they are the only thing that keeps this country civilized. If all the cops magically disappeared overnight, it would be like Mad Max around here within a month.
He shouldn't even give a shit. That clown made the decision for him. Should have thrown him in the ditch and let the animals eat him instead of trying to give him medical aid.
@@greysonG10 I am curious if you can cite what the law says about trying to flee with an officer in your car? (Yes I know kidnapping is illegal, this is a rhetorical question. @graysenG10 was trying to say the guy running did nothing wrong.)
Oh, that poor officer. You can hear the pain in his voice. I wanted to reach thru the screen and give him a big hug. I hope he reads these comments so he can see how much sympathy and support he has. You are a true gentleman. You did what you had to do.
@@tobynsaunders Seriously. That was dumb AF. Could have easily ended his own life. Acted like the taser only worked from 6 inches and had to go for the ride. Everyone praising him for his bravery. Straight up stupid.
@@saax3816 If you honestly believe this then I truly hope you're next, because stupidity at that level roaming free isn't good for anyone else in society.
It really boggles my mind that people rather get shot then surrender. The officer did everything he could to try and save him but ultimately he chose death. Hopefully the officers involved recover mentally from this.
I will never understand why people do this. Getting in trouble & jail time sucks but not worth ending your life. Take your punishment & move on. That poor officer
My heart goes out to the sergeant who really tried hard to save that guys life and that man didn't give a crap about his life that officer is a true hero
you can tell how genuine and kind the officer is. listen to him talking to the dog. it’s kinda heart breaking. you can tell he was negatively impacted by this. almost like a little kid going through something traumatic.
I feel so bad for the officer, he seems like such a kind and gentle soul who hates hurting people. I hope he's doing okay mentally after that. Poor guy 🥺
The officer is in my prayers and if you read this it wasn't your fault you had no choice but to act. God bless you and all the good officers out there risking their lives everyday with very little thanks, thank you for all of your sacrifices.
@@Two2two2shot him for endangering his life * literally looked the barrel up and down heard the cracking in the cops voice no way to go but chose those three rounds to the back instead . Completely and utterly justified
The suspect could of crash the car with the police officer potentialy badly hurt him for life or killed and the same for the citizens. Suspect played a stupid game & got rewarded accordingly.
This is honestly just painful to watch to be honest. You can tell the officer really just wants this to be such a small thing so that these people don't have a huge mark on their criminal records. The officer sounded so heartbroken when he had to shoot the guy
Gosh! 😢😢😢 WHY? WHY DID YOU DO THAT, SIR?! Why make that officer choose? He's a kind-hearted fellow. You can hear it in his voice through the ENTIRE footage. I'm sorry for you Mr Officer. Your family too. As well as for the other innocent persons involved in this tragic incident.
You are so right. That man was dead wrong to do what he did. He lost his own life and traumatized this police officer for the rest of his life. Totally senseless and extremely unnecessary.
This officer has my respect for being such a good guy. Hopefully he can learn from this and move on in a healthy way without losing that compassion and good nature.
@@canyunhicks1587 No, in this circumstance he did everything correct. He was in process of detaining the individual. Even after the fact he gave him every chance to stop and the man simply did not comply. Serious actions have serious consequences.
“Serious actions have serious consequences”? Ya no duh nobody is arguing that. I still don’t think it was a wise choice to get in the car with the criminal by himself.
@@canyunhicks1587 He was not by himself, he had other officers with him. This whole situation simply evolved so quickly that his backup officer did not even have time to get to the other side of the vehicle. The only other option was to allow him to drive off and potentially endanger other motorists. If there is a chance he can stop that from happening, it's literally his job to do it. This whole situation escalated based on the actions of the male in the vehicle, and nobody else's.
The pain and fear in this officers voice brought tears to my eyes. The way he acted after having to un-alive the young man tells me that he's a caring human being. He wanted so badly to save him. My thoughts and prayers go out to the officer and his family and also for the young mans family.
As long as the dog was okay. I feel so bad for the officer. And the lady. She was so nice and cooperative. So much so he was willing to cut her some slack. I hope both are doing okay and Buttercup too.
This officer is super nice, super gentle, and didn't wanna ruin anyone's day. You can tell how much it bothered him to have to do this. I am so glad he's alive vs the stupid criminal
Family's lawyer seeks justice ----------------------------------------------- Clayton told The Tennessean the family is seeking police reform after Allen's shooting. Though Allen was in the vehicle during the traffic stop, Clayton said police should have never asked for his identification or asked him to step out of the vehicle as Lo did right before Allen drove away. "It bothers me that he was an innocent passenger," Clayton said, calling the incident a violation of Allen's rights. "It appears that officers are not being trained to de-escalate." With multiple police shootings in Nashville, Clayton is urging lawmakers to take action to eliminate qualified immunity so officers can be part of lawsuits and held to a higher standard. "Legislatures need to know the citizens are demanding officers treat people with dignity and that it is not open season on a person in a car," Clayton said.
@@parecearabe Oddly enough I'm not surprised the family is looking for a reason for punitive damages from the police department and or the officer who shot him. 😂
@@wit6665 Yeah, guess having a criminal record means you should have more consideration because you know... Some of us cannot take our own actions as their our own. We should blame someone else who (shame on them) should have never put them in that position right? The "Me first" attitude and "watch what you do or say, I could explode" reaction.
The pain in his voice is heartbreaking. This man didn't want to do this. He didn't want to shoot anyone. He just wanted to do his job and have everyone go home alive. I seriously hope he is able to reconcile his thoughts and emotions and come to terms with it sooner rather than later.
@@crappieking5592 You wouldn’t be if you were him? His panic is obvious. In a car with a suspect who may be armed with a gun, and taking you away from your back-up. You tried to use his taser, and it failed. You’d told him to stop, or he’d shoot. Did he stop the car? Nope. So what now? Can’t use pepper spray without it messing you up too. Can’t get a good baton swing. Can’t fight for the wheel because he could attack in a number of ways, including biting. Can’t bail out of the car without seriously injuring yourself. So you have two options now… shoot him, or be his hostage. Edit: It’s too funny when someone has their comments deleted 😅
Realistically he's gonna be blaming himself for the next 15 years. Thoughts like: He was unarmed with his hands up stating he's unarmed. That he could've just not gotten in the car. Why the guy fled in the first case. If the guy had just locked the car door he wouldn't have gotten in. Justified legally but this is psychologically altering.
God bless this officer. I've never heard such distress and true care in a man's voice. My heart aches for this truly great officer. I will never get mad if a cop pulls me over again. This officer taught me a life lesson. If u read this, sir I'm so sorry for you. I've pulled the trigger too having served but it's the job we do. Keep up the great work you do,we need you!
This interaction was super professional and the officer was insanely nice and willing to help and even talk to the driver really nice. Sucks how any stop can turn into something like this. Good job on the officers working really fast to get a med kit to start rendering aid
@@Jayson8888it’s not pessimistic it’s realistic. So many pigs are bad because u guys praise the absolute bare minimum. Like why is him attempting to save the life of someone he shot a heroic act instead of the baseline expectation for someone in that position of power?
This cop sets a high standard. So professional and friendly and honestly seemed like he was letting them off easy. Some people are willing to die for a traffic ticket. Terrible situation
He seems like a great guy. But, I also think being too friendly and looking to let people off easily can endanger officers, the public and, even the suspects. I think the dead thug might have not pressed his luck if the officer was polite and fair, but firm and assertive and made it clear from the start that HE was in charge of the traffic stop and his commands would be obeyed. The dumb thug might still have tried to drive off. But, he might have realized that wasn't going to turn out well, gotten out of the car.
I believe his politeness was a way of lulling them into a sense of security so things didn’t go from 0-100 in a instant. He knew there was something up and patiently got more and more information without escalating the situation.
@@johngarry1238I've seen the opposite tactic many times. It doesn't work. Acting like the tough guy cop makes other people act tough too. These people do this because they have been to jail before and if you ever go to jail you will understand choosing death as well.
@@davesomeone4059 If death is preferable to jail, why do all them keep breaking the law? The guy was literally just a passenger and was in zero danger of anything unless he had outstanding warrants or illegal items on him.
@@johngarry1238 That's a load of bs. It's possible for a cop to be both friendly & assertive when they need to. Nobody wants a cop that acts like a tyrant. We already have plenty of those bad apples. Also, criminals don't care if a cop is friendly or not. Many will try their luck either way
This man clearly was hiding many things; why flee?! A quickly search of his name shows he’s a felon. I feel terrible for the respectful and kind officer that he was forced to make this decision.
@@st.francisanddr.pepper1304 yeah there are alot of nice officers just that the news and media doesnt make it seem like that which is sad because i personally like the police but theres alot of people who down them
@JUDALATION "fake tears" yet the entire video he is a genuine and caring individual. He even tells the woman how to get out of the no license charge. He clearly cares and is a kind hearted individual. He was completely terrified when the guy decided to drive away with him still in the car. If you're gonna hate on cops, at least be correct.
@@JUDALATION- bro we need you in this world to actually read peoples minds, you know how many upcoming serial killers we can catch with your amazing skill? I knew that people in the gifted school programs always had some amazing super power.
Its amazing how different this video is than every other police shooting video I’ve seen. This officer has to be one of the kindest and good hearted humans I’ve seen and the fact that he cared so much and felt so bad for protecting his own life is beyond RARE
The police officer that shot him, he’s a good dude. He immediately wanted to save him. I’ve never seen an officer react so quickly to saving someone. He did not want to shoot that man. Omg. This really is the most real officer reaction I’ve ever seen. I wish everyone had that kind of heart. After just seeing a video where the police did nothing, this really blew my mind. I am so sorry for the officer who had to use his weapon. He did not want to.
@andreweedy2765 because shooting people in legs can still kill. Main vains supplying blood to the feet are in your legs. Hit one of them.and you'll have a few minutes at best before all your blood leaves your body. Human body prefers the blood be in the body. Not on the ground outside the body
Its all just stuff. I dont understand why people love being scammed monthly by insurance and yearly by the state. Im all about the rules but not about taxes and paying for shit i dont need or goto jail. Screw the state and taxes.
The fact that the officer did all he could to help. You could hear the pain in his voice when someone said “ we got a blow to the neck “ that “ no” broke my heart. You can tell he feels horrible
This is heartbreaking the officer was geniuley nice and caring from the begining and you can hear the pain and sadness in voice that it had to come to this. People who take things like traffic stops to the next level and provoke or cause an officer to shoot never realize how damaging and how much it will always stay in the officers mind that he had to take a life. It truly is heartbreaking
What gets me and what really hurts the most is, this good and decent cop now has to live with what he had to do (which is no fault of his own) all because the guy wouldn’t comply, that’s on him, had the guy listened he still would be alive, but it was his actions and decisions that killed him. I hope this officer can emotionally and mentally recover, he was beyond nice, didn’t even curse when the dude was dragging him along the highway. Cops deserve to be treated better
@@fijiwizard Sorry, but once I tell you to stop while you’re speeding off and dragging me along in the car, I don’t know what you have or what you’re going to do, I’m holding on for my life with an open door and you’re not responding to my commands, I’m using deadly force because at that point you’re putting my life in jeopardy and I have the right to preserve my own life. Tragic that it had to end like that, seriously, but it was the guy that made that decision, not the cops fault. He did what he could, respected the guy, tried to calm him down and the dude fled with him in it, nope! No way.
It's a shame that guy decided to do that. Most respectful police interaction I've ever witnessed on the internet. You could really hear it in the officers voice he was bagging the man to prevent a different outcome. Sincerely hear it in his voice that he did not want to pull the trigger and when he had to can hear how it changed his life from that point on. You really did a great job officer. Respect for the way you handled the whole situation. God bless you not an easy thing to live with.
If you are both a cop and very religious this has to be one of the worse feelings you can have. Needing to shoot someone and they die despite trying your hardest not to
I couldn't agree more with one of the top comments, ive also seen literally 100's of these videos and never have i witnessed a nicer, easy going, pleasent officer, nor have i heard another officer react with so much pain in his voice. I felt a fraction of what he must have been feeling and i cried for him, with him. You sir, are a model officer and an extremely compassionate human being. We need more of what you have and what you are, out there. There are so many of us who see you and are praying that you make a full recovery. I'm proud to be a human alongside you. Let that big heart of yours continue to be your biggest and most extraordinary strength Sir. 🙏🕉
He was nice but not smart. If a suspect jump into the passenger seat to drive off you can follow him. No need to jump in the car and put yourself in that situation and blast him 4 times. He could have chased. Or had the other officers chase.
Not only that, but they will demand compensation for how poorly their innocent, "he was such a good kid, he ain't hurt nobody" family member was treated.
If the victim’s family play the race card for this, they can go to hell. The officer was nothing but professional and kind until this idiot decided to act a fool.
@@janpierzchala2004 no telling probably had a little bit of dope on em possibly warrants or something like that but you can tell he didn’t want to go back inside and was willing to die for it and now that stupid split second decision cost that young man his life it’s sad as a society we even have this problem in the first place Trust God or your higher power something cause man we have to do better as men and get our 💩 together for our sons and daughters the stats of how likely a child without a father is to fail is scary AF an don’t think I’m talking down to anyone I’ve been slacking an I know it I have to stop being lazy get off my @$$ and get it done as well she deserves better from me. One life one love one god and to god be the glory Amen.
Yeah dang, like everyone is saying in the comments. He seems like an honest and pure gentleman and you can hear in his voice the regret (of the driver's decision) and his urgency to get him out of the vehicle.
Think:a life, or you got his Vin #, I'd, and his woman! Let him run you will catch him. You justify this without thought. Was not a felony stop, speeding found a small amount of weed. Think a life!!!!
That officer from start to finish 120℅ is an amazing officer. He could not have done anything differently. He was forced into that situation by that man, & the officer was so kind. Even after the man almost killed him that officer tried so hard to save him, & you could see, & hear how hard this was for him having to shoot this man. I wish every officer was trained like him. Most of them react with no emotion, & act less than human. I pray for that officer to recover from this mentally. He is to good of an officer to lose.
From shooting a guy for basically kidnapping you, to preforming life saving measures to try to save his life. LE is so dynamic. I hope the officer is ok, and sorry it had to end like that.
He waited for him to die before he even started to do whatever that pretend "CPR" shit was. He was not trying to save a life he was acting for the camera while waiting for him to die. You can see the difference in how they act when a cop gets shot, it's obvious.
@@squidmissile750 What on earth are you talking about? Dude is pretty much deceased within seconds of being shot. They started CPR the moment they realized he was unconscious and not breathing. You're a tool. You literally have 230 comments on this channel, must be a boring life hate-watching on RUclips.
@@squidmissile750 You do CPR when someone has no pulse AKA dead. Also the cop isn't a Trauma center, the outcome of survival is around 2.7 % for penetrating trauma when someone goes into cardiac arrest prior to EMS arrival. Also Mt Juliet ER does not appear to be a trauma center. So this guy chance of survival was probably 0%
@@squidmissile750 The difference between giving a suspect CPR and giving a cop CPR is you know the cop won't try and shoot you as a last-ditch effort. They also performed lifesaving efforts immediately. Not sure how you can think they pretended when its literally on video.
Thank you for saving buttercup. That police officer asked about the dog multiple times and when the shit was about to go off he grabbed the dog and threw him to safety. Amazing human!
@@rcmike09 Nah I don’t think so. Looked like the dog went at him but he grabbed him and threw him out. Could be wrong though I guess, can’t really see well from what I’m looking at
@@FogGoblin oh way,b it's the same thing, speeding up without license and risking innocent passerbies lifes, and killing such Man to stop the risk. Yup, makes TOTAL SENSE. Asshat
No one’s mentioning how even through all this madness the cop still had enough awareness to toss the dog out the car before the guy took off. Don’t have enough police like this
@@tircwatchyou1269what?? How on earth would that be an automatic action rather than trying to help the dog? There is absolutely zero logic in your comment at all. I swear there are tons of trolls in these comments as people just can’t be so oblivious to the real world as you and a few others are trying to appear.
This officer was amazing under pressure. I'm sorry for what he was forced to do. The important thing is he went off shift alive and home to his loved ones.
It just makes me so mad that that guy had to turn what should have been a very nice, easy police interaction into a deadly encounter. I hope that officer is OK and everyone let's him understand he did nothing wrong, and everything right. This was absolutely not his fault.
@@mariobadia4553 exactly it’s nothing but a payday to them. How about them preaching to the youth of today not to do what this man did because it could cost them their lives. If someone I didn’t know drove off with me in there car you better believe they will no longer be here more like 6 feet under. That cop has a family to but many people don’t think like that.
@@laxer123 Right your stupid ass acts as if the Cop wanted to do that. You can even clearly hear after the whole incident that he feels remorse for having to do that.
I hate the situation ended as it did, but as a paramedic, its always an honor to work alongside and assist officers such as these! Prayers for the mans family.
His family filed a lawsuit claiming the cops should have done a better job de-escalating and demanding “justice” and “police reform”. They deserve nothing.
@@mickeyfeatherstone7738 One or two shots to the back at that angle could easily have hit the heart. Or simply shredded a large artery. Or destroyed the lungs. Or shattered bone which would have sent bone fragments all over the place. There was no surviving that. Mans shoulda just stopped. He had a gun pointed at him with a cop screaming he was gonna kill him if he didn’t stop. Not sure what he expected.
This was absolutely heartwrenching. This guy was going to cut them a break and he was so kind. He even worried about little Buttercup. He even had the awareness to get her out of the car so she wouldnt be hurt. I don't know why the Man decided to try and run but this was hard to watch. My prayers for this officer, the girl, her dog, and for this Man's loved ones. Being ignorant, making dumb decisions or even being a criminal doesn't mean you're not human. I just hope he had a really good reason to lose his life because its just not worth it to take that chance. I really hope the officer is okay mentally. I can tell that this will affect him for a long time to come. 😔
"It bothers me that he was an innocent passenger," (the family's lawyer) said, calling the incident a violation of Allen's rights. "It appears that officers are not being trained to de-escalate." Yes, he just needed to talk calmly to him as he drove down the road. Maybe asked him to stop in to a McDonald's drive-thru, bought him dinner, and then gone to a movie.
The family lawyers do what they do, despite the obvious with a little extra >cut from the article: "Legislatures need to know the citizens are demanding officers treat people with dignity and that it is not open season on a person in a car," Clayton said. TBF Officer Josh Lo was exceptionally polite with these folks. Allen gave Lo no other choice. Lo returned to work on November 30th.
"de-escalate"? What footage did they see? Because you're not de-escalating a guy who has a cop in the passenger seat and he's speeding away from the scene with him.
That poor officer couldn't have been any nicer to them the entire stop! The pain in his voice is heartbreaking I hope he realises he had no other choice and can move on
I feel him. Poor officer i know he will have really bad dreams about this forever. Hope that officer get help and peace. Thanks police officer for your service.
Ahh, this one breaks my heart. He warned him over and over. He didn't want to do this, you can hear it in his voice. Damn. The harsh reality of being a cop.
All he needs is to be retrained as he is worthless as he took way to long to shoot and was way to nice in general. Plus he tried to save the thug and that is unacceptable.
That cop is a good man he did everything he could to deescalate the situation I hope that the police officer has a speedy recovery of his mental health he didn't deserve that he is a good man the entire time he just wanted things to work out peacefully.❤
I feel sorry for the officer, he was so traumatized by this incident. But, hope he can come to terms with the fact that it’s not his fault. When the situation is forced upon you, you have to do what you have to do to protect yourself.
@@mrIpodmagic *definitely The suspect chose his fate and paid with his life. It's unfortunate, but you can't blame the officer for fearing for his life.
@mrIpodmagic it definitely* is not the officer's fault. The man actively chose to kidnap the officer. The officer was in the vehicle far before he took off and told him not to drive the car away. Even as he was driving away, the police officer warned him to stop the vehicle, tased him, and he still continued. At a certain point, it is no longer at all the officer's fault given the amount of chances the man had to NOT drive away.
What an amazing fucken human being. I actually got emotional listening to his voice. He’s simple the pinnacle of what an officer should be. What a caring person and from the heart after knowing what he did that he had to do, he still was extreamly caring trying to help the person. I feel so bad for this cop, I hope he copes and comes back on duty - never change. 🙏
The cop genuinely felt bad for having to shoot the guy...I respect how quick he wanted to help him even though he was in the wrong. Serious serious respect, this guy's a genuinely good cop. Everything he did from the start was respectful and everything I ask for in a police officer. So crazy...
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Any update on the dog seen in this video?
@@psychedforlife7176 That dog got picked up six months later with a drug charge.
Murder is Murder.
he rolled the dice and lost.
@@FogGoblin 🤣🤡
What blows my mind is that the family is "seeking justice" and "police reform". My heart goes out to the Sergeant, wishing you a speedy mental recovery
Liberals.. whatever. It's not going to happen. This officer did everything good. Nicest officer I've ever seen on video. I put myself in his situation and actually got scared. I'm hanging on for my life while the car sped up. I'm not seat belted, and the door is open. I'm glad he stopped the threat. Scary. Pray for the officers mental recovery.
They’re as intelligent as he is… dumb as a doorknob
@@aminn3380 🤔👀😂 your dumb 💉
@@aminn3380 its not how many its why! this guy was obviously a felon you genius whats he supposed to do ? Ask him to please stop? Come on bro
@@aminn3380 what the hell was he supposed to do? He told the guy to stop, and he didn't. He said it multiple times. He has no fucking clue what that guy is gonna do. He might have a knife, a gun, who knows. And he was taking off with the coo still in the car. All the guy had to do was get out of the car.
The lawyer for this man's family actually had the gall to say the cops were not "trained to de-escalate." What a load of crap. This cop was super calm and understanding. This guy thought he could take advantage of that.
That's crap! I understand that the family is going through major heartbreak but there is not 1 thing that that officer should have done differently. You could hear the pain in his voice. He truly did NOT want to do that!
Thats what these scumbags basically do they look for weaknesses so they can take advantage of the situation
@@WhimsicalDaisyshe should not have jumped in the car with the fleeing suspect. It doesn’t matter what he wanted to do. The guy didn’t want to get shot.
By getting in the car with him he gave himself no options to de-escalate. If he had stepped back and pursued from his car and called it in there’s a good chance that guy would be alive and in prison. This is probably among one of the most common factors when police kill someone. Police make poor tactical decisions and put themselves in situations where they only have deadly force as an option.
The cop was calm and understanding until the guy wasn’t compliant. But the cop’s mistake was getting in the car.
@cameronpatterson130 Yeah you say that while you have plenty of time to sit back and think ahead about what you would do. Heat of the moment.
That officer was a decent human being. I'm so sorry that he was forced to do this. I pray for his healing ❤
Es un asesino ,
@@sinnombre4596cry harder
@@sinnombre4596your country is 5% away from being all gay.
@@sinnombre4596 Yeah, so's yer mom.
@@sinnombre4596si eres familiar, siento mucho tu pérdida. Dicho esto, creo que es un incidente desgraciado y que el policía actuó en defensa propia y del resto de ciudadanos, que quedan en riesgo cuando hay una huida de alguien que trata de escapar de la justicia.
I hope this officer didn’t face any charges. He was insanely professional. Never aggressive even when dude started reaching acting funny. You could hear him start crying in fear before he shot. And immediately tried to save his life. He’s going to carry this with him the rest of his life. Prayers 😢
@@rkgsdi like how you conveniently left out the part where the cop was stuck in a moving vehicle with a fleeing suspect who was reaching around beforehand, no way of knowing if he has a weapon in there or what hes going to do. But yeah, "he shot a guy for trying to drive off" lol im sure your BLM buddies will lap it up with no questions asked.
He was cleared of all charges. This guy on the other hand was a piece of shit. You can see his LONG ass record by googling his name
@@rkgsdvery much justified shooting.
@@rkgsdit was more of a attempted kidnapping
He’s not
The fact you can hear sadness from his voice and he literally tried to revive him shows compassion
Had no business jumping in that vehicle
Shot too early
@@ezriderspewstruth8867no the dude had to go
HE LITERALLY LITERALLYED OMG LIKE LITERALLY BRO OMG
@@ezriderspewstruth8867Had no business fleeing from police. You flee, you up your chances of being shot. But unfortunately people don’t watch the news or clips of other police shoots and are too fucking stupid to understand that. Darwin award goes to this man!
That poor police officer didn't want to do that, you can hear the fear in his voice, I pray that he heals emotionally, the trauma my heart goes out to this young police officer.
Thats why he shot 3times?? No cop should have a gun
@@rupjackson1964 So whats the case for when some coked up junkie charges a female officer and he's twice her size?
she gonna wrestle him? in a place like america there's necessity in them being armed problem being training and trigger happiness- i'd say the officer was justified in shooting to neutralise not only a threat to himself but the suspects own safety and everyone else on the road
@@dritemolawzbks8574okay you people obviously never been in a position where you had to shoot at someone. To think oh I would’ve shot him once number one its callled adrenaline and number 2 they have to shoot a dangerous victim more than once because people can still operate and be dangerous after only been shot once
@@ariallucas8913 TL;DR Plus, no one asked, so I'm not sure why you're inviting yourself into a conversation by giving unsolicited feedback. Tag someone else because I'm muting you.
@@dritemolawzbks8574 damn you are soft
The fact that he clearly understood what he was trying to do and and still took a split second to get the dog out even with danger facing him directly shows the professionalism and compassion of this officer! 8:11
I think his thought just was, "hmm this annoying thing could bite me and that would hurt a bit, out you go doggo!"
@@eladrio2311a puppy, oh please!
@@eladrio2311One less unpredictabls creature involved in a potentially dangerous situation is one less creature that could hurt him or be hurt itself. Shit was about to get messy and that dog would have tried to defend dad to the end, not truly understanding what was going on at all.
@@user-gn9vu7wn7tno matter what size, they'll still bite
@@awesomecronk7183did you see the same video we all did? Bro he grabbed the dog, tossed it out the car and the dog was running around like "i wanna play"😂
This poor officer has probably relived these 11 minutes over and over again in his head thousands of times. You did everything above and beyond the call of duty and you can’t control the decisions of others.. condolences to all involved 😢
Absolutely underrated comment, I can only imagine what that does to your mental health
The man was in sincere pain for what he had to do to save other lives. He was take that to his own grave, and I feel sincerely sorry for what him
Like he'd really be watching this shit on RUclips...
Call of duty
I almost cried watching this video. These cops were being sooo nice, so caring, so polite. I have no words
Such an insane situation.
Just two scared people yelling at each other. One running and the other doing self defense and trying to avoid an accident.
Must have been so terrifying for the two of em
Those cops were acting there were about to arrest them both don't be stupid
@@dieselmacdaddy2822 doesn’t make a difference, you don’t have the right to resist arrest, the courts have already ruled this. If you have an issue with the cops you air that out in court. Considering how professional they were, there is nothing to air.
Being a police officer nowadays has to be absolutely terrifying. The media is training people to hate cops when they are the only thing that keeps this country civilized. If all the cops magically disappeared overnight, it would be like Mad Max around here within a month.
AND YOUR POINT
Poor cop, hope he recovers from this.
@@ComommonlyCensored You wanna try again? Your reply is hardly coherent.
@@Army-xn9tj 🤡🤡🤡
This is what he deserves for trying to bully civilians.
He shouldn't even give a shit. That clown made the decision for him. Should have thrown him in the ditch and let the animals eat him instead of trying to give him medical aid.
@@greysonG10 I am curious if you can cite what the law says about trying to flee with an officer in your car?
(Yes I know kidnapping is illegal, this is a rhetorical question. @graysenG10 was trying to say the guy running did nothing wrong.)
The whimpered no by the cop that shot him absolutely crushed my soul, he really sounds sorry.
Oh, that poor officer. You can hear the pain in his voice. I wanted to reach thru the screen and give him a big hug. I hope he reads these comments so he can see how much sympathy and support he has. You are a true gentleman. You did what you had to do.
Amen. 🙏
Heartbreaking to hear the pain in this cops voice while hes trying to revive him.. you can tell he truly cares, hope he recovers well from this
"In retrospect, maybe jumping into the car of a fleeing suspect wasn't the smartest move of my career!"
@@tobynsaunders
Seriously. That was dumb AF. Could have easily ended his own life. Acted like the taser only worked from 6 inches and had to go for the ride. Everyone praising him for his bravery. Straight up stupid.
@@TimApple.just tell us you love black dick
@@saax3816 If you honestly believe this then I truly hope you're next, because stupidity at that level roaming free isn't good for anyone else in society.
@@saax3816 lol i wish it was as bad as you think
It really boggles my mind that people rather get shot then surrender. The officer did everything he could to try and save him but ultimately he chose death. Hopefully the officers involved recover mentally from this.
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 Emotions seem to get the best of us.
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 he chose to get in the driver seat and made the decision to leave that isn't any fight or flight BS🤣
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 is it really that hard to just listen to the officer and follow directions. SMH.
Many are afraid of prison.
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 We call it low IQ where I am from lmao.
I will never understand why people do this. Getting in trouble & jail time sucks but not worth ending your life. Take your punishment & move on. That poor officer
Psychopaths thats why, poor judgement, impulsive.. no fear.
My heart goes out to the sergeant who really tried hard to save that guys life and that man didn't give a crap about his life that officer is a true hero
you can tell how genuine and kind the officer is. listen to him talking to the dog. it’s kinda heart breaking. you can tell he was negatively impacted by this. almost like a little kid going through something traumatic.
We all have a child inside
@@florentinovasquez3801 Yeaahhhhhh think you should rephrase that... "*Deep down we're all children", is more like it
@@thenightmarefox Lmao even that's a little questionable
We all some mfn kids still
So glad he threw the dog out and the dog didn’t have to endure anymore trauma
I feel so bad for the officer, he seems like such a kind and gentle soul who hates hurting people. I hope he's doing okay mentally after that. Poor guy 🥺
Lmao that’s an act it was at that moment he knew he Screwed up
@@juniiorrod5761 psychology license revoked
@@juniiorrod5761 he was bout to let them go even tho they don’t have license
But he choose to run
@@PrinceIsot 🤣
@@duhceuhmung4056 he wasn’t armed like the guy is dead there’s no coming back from that sadly
My heart is breaking for this cop. You can hear in his voice that he didn’t want to have to do that, but was left with no choice 💔😪💔😪
You mean a murderer… 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷its all they do
@@fIoCs- Keep coping.
Но убыл же и это факт не надо было стрелять аж 3 раза можно было просто ногу ранить
@@user-pb1ub8zn2qこいつが抵抗したのが悪い。警察官の言う通りにしてれば撃たれずに済んだのに。
The officer is in my prayers and if you read this it wasn't your fault you had no choice but to act. God bless you and all the good officers out there risking their lives everyday with very little thanks, thank you for all of your sacrifices.
The pain in this officers voice... the distress.. it's heartbreaking. He will never be the same.
@xvcc xzcvc
Well what would you do?
@@Two2two2shot him for endangering his life * literally looked the barrel up and down heard the cracking in the cops voice no way to go but chose those three rounds to the back instead . Completely and utterly justified
Murder is murder
Scumbag cop trying to be a hero, jumped in the car, gave him no chance to stop. Shot him 2 I the neck. Scared fat cop.
The suspect could of crash the car with the police officer potentialy badly hurt him for life or killed and the same for the citizens.
Suspect played a stupid game & got rewarded accordingly.
This is honestly just painful to watch to be honest. You can tell the officer really just wants this to be such a small thing so that these people don't have a huge mark on their criminal records. The officer sounded so heartbroken when he had to shoot the guy
What are you? His husband??
@@ramzankadyrov6035 it's very telling of yourself, when your best argument is somehow trying to correlate the OP comment to homosexuality.
@@kittentacticalwarfare1140 ok, so you’re his husband. Got it. Sit down kitten.
@@ramzankadyrov6035 You aren't very smart bud
He was even willing to get the dog out of the way to keep it from getting hurt.
Gosh! 😢😢😢 WHY? WHY DID YOU DO THAT, SIR?! Why make that officer choose? He's a kind-hearted fellow. You can hear it in his voice through the ENTIRE footage. I'm sorry for you Mr Officer. Your family too. As well as for the other innocent persons involved in this tragic incident.
You are so right. That man was dead wrong to do what he did. He lost his own life and traumatized this police officer for the rest of his life. Totally senseless and extremely unnecessary.
It is amazing how caring this police officer is...❤
Unfortunate that that man chose to turn a positive interaction into a deadly situation. Officer you did an exceptional job.
a "positive interaction" lmfao
@@JohnPritzlaff Are you inept?
@@JohnPritzlaff it started of that way until this dipshit decided he was going to be a waste of genetic material. That cop didn't deserve this.
@@Burley_Bert indeed.
what are you on? he killed a man driving
This officer has my respect for being such a good guy. Hopefully he can learn from this and move on in a healthy way without losing that compassion and good nature.
What is he to learn? Appears he did everything right.
@@cuegards well I probably wouldn't have gotten in the car...
@@canyunhicks1587 No, in this circumstance he did everything correct. He was in process of detaining the individual. Even after the fact he gave him every chance to stop and the man simply did not comply. Serious actions have serious consequences.
“Serious actions have serious consequences”? Ya no duh nobody is arguing that. I still don’t think it was a wise choice to get in the car with the criminal by himself.
@@canyunhicks1587 He was not by himself, he had other officers with him. This whole situation simply evolved so quickly that his backup officer did not even have time to get to the other side of the vehicle. The only other option was to allow him to drive off and potentially endanger other motorists. If there is a chance he can stop that from happening, it's literally his job to do it. This whole situation escalated based on the actions of the male in the vehicle, and nobody else's.
The pain and fear in this officers voice brought tears to my eyes. The way he acted after having to un-alive the young man tells me that he's a caring human being. He wanted so badly to save him. My thoughts and prayers go out to the officer and his family and also for the young mans family.
I absolutely agree. Just one question, why do people now use the term "unalive" instead of kill?
@@rylanmalis1162 in some cases RUclips puts restrictions on the use of certain words.
@@rylanmalis1162because RUclips is a little baby lol
As long as the dog was okay. I feel so bad for the officer. And the lady. She was so nice and cooperative. So much so he was willing to cut her some slack. I hope both are doing okay and Buttercup too.
Right..she just watched a man lose his life..
This officer is super nice, super gentle, and didn't wanna ruin anyone's day. You can tell how much it bothered him to have to do this. I am so glad he's alive vs the stupid criminal
Yeah that was real tough to watch... He did NOT want to do that.
Family's lawyer seeks justice
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Clayton told The Tennessean the family is seeking police reform after Allen's shooting.
Though Allen was in the vehicle during the traffic stop, Clayton said police should have never asked for his identification or asked him to step out of the vehicle as Lo did right before Allen drove away.
"It bothers me that he was an innocent passenger," Clayton said, calling the incident a violation of Allen's rights. "It appears that officers are not being trained to de-escalate."
With multiple police shootings in Nashville, Clayton is urging lawmakers to take action to eliminate qualified immunity so officers can be part of lawsuits and held to a higher standard.
"Legislatures need to know the citizens are demanding officers treat people with dignity and that it is not open season on a person in a car," Clayton said.
@@parecearabe Oddly enough I'm not surprised the family is looking for a reason for punitive damages from the police department and or the officer who shot him. 😂
@@nomore-constipation wow I guess they think no one should take responsibility for their actions other than officers.
@@wit6665 Yeah, guess having a criminal record means you should have more consideration because you know... Some of us cannot take our own actions as their our own.
We should blame someone else who (shame on them) should have never put them in that position right?
The "Me first" attitude and "watch what you do or say, I could explode" reaction.
The pain in his voice is heartbreaking. This man didn't want to do this. He didn't want to shoot anyone. He just wanted to do his job and have everyone go home alive. I seriously hope he is able to reconcile his thoughts and emotions and come to terms with it sooner rather than later.
“Mt. Juliet police officials said the officer involved in the shooting returned to duty Nov. 30.”
@@crappieking5592 You wouldn’t be if you were him? His panic is obvious.
In a car with a suspect who may be armed with a gun, and taking you away from your back-up. You tried to use his taser, and it failed. You’d told him to stop, or he’d shoot. Did he stop the car? Nope. So what now? Can’t use pepper spray without it messing you up too. Can’t get a good baton swing. Can’t fight for the wheel because he could attack in a number of ways, including biting. Can’t bail out of the car without seriously injuring yourself. So you have two options now… shoot him, or be his hostage.
Edit: It’s too funny when someone has their comments deleted 😅
@@joshbrowning2406 There's no point in talking to all these keyboard warriors.
Realistically he's gonna be blaming himself for the next 15 years. Thoughts like: He was unarmed with his hands up stating he's unarmed. That he could've just not gotten in the car. Why the guy fled in the first case. If the guy had just locked the car door he wouldn't have gotten in. Justified legally but this is psychologically altering.
@@BYRDE1917 It’s my day off and I’m done cleaning. I’m bored as F😅🤷🏻♂️
I should go do something constructive, yet here I am.
Man’s even put the doggo in safety, W officer
Yeah i just watched the video he put the dog to safety and jumped in the car like small amount of officers could do that at the same time
@@aircraftgaming1247 some shit you’d see in a COD campaign
God bless this officer. I've never heard such distress and true care in a man's voice. My heart aches for this truly great officer. I will never get mad if a cop pulls me over again. This officer taught me a life lesson. If u read this, sir I'm so sorry for you. I've pulled the trigger too having served but it's the job we do. Keep up the great work you do,we need you!
This interaction was super professional and the officer was insanely nice and willing to help and even talk to the driver really nice. Sucks how any stop can turn into something like this. Good job on the officers working really fast to get a med kit to start rendering aid
Stop praising the bare minimum
They should have gotten the keys from them at the beginning of the stop. This happens too often.
@@Poopoopeepeeeman Found the pessemistic kid
@Stebe Harby would rather the officer AND the kidnapper get into a collision leaving the world with neither instead of at least one.
@@Jayson8888it’s not pessimistic it’s realistic. So many pigs are bad because u guys praise the absolute bare minimum. Like why is him attempting to save the life of someone he shot a heroic act instead of the baseline expectation for someone in that position of power?
This cop sets a high standard. So professional and friendly and honestly seemed like he was letting them off easy. Some people are willing to die for a traffic ticket. Terrible situation
He seems like a great guy. But, I also think being too friendly and looking to let people off easily can endanger officers, the public and, even the suspects. I think the dead thug might have not pressed his luck if the officer was polite and fair, but firm and assertive and made it clear from the start that HE was in charge of the traffic stop and his commands would be obeyed. The dumb thug might still have tried to drive off. But, he might have realized that wasn't going to turn out well, gotten out of the car.
I believe his politeness was a way of lulling them into a sense of security so things didn’t go from 0-100 in a instant. He knew there was something up and patiently got more and more information without escalating the situation.
@@johngarry1238I've seen the opposite tactic many times. It doesn't work. Acting like the tough guy cop makes other people act tough too. These people do this because they have been to jail before and if you ever go to jail you will understand choosing death as well.
@@davesomeone4059 If death is preferable to jail, why do all them keep breaking the law? The guy was literally just a passenger and was in zero danger of anything unless he had outstanding warrants or illegal items on him.
@@johngarry1238 That's a load of bs. It's possible for a cop to be both friendly & assertive when they need to. Nobody wants a cop that acts like a tyrant. We already have plenty of those bad apples. Also, criminals don't care if a cop is friendly or not. Many will try their luck either way
This man clearly was hiding many things; why flee?! A quickly search of his name shows he’s a felon. I feel terrible for the respectful and kind officer that he was forced to make this decision.
Justified and compassion, all the officers did a great job !!
Very kind-hearted Officer. Very rare you'll encounter an officer like him. Multiples lives were affected, one lost, and an Officer traumatized.
I don't think it's rare at all.
@@st.francisanddr.pepper1304 yeah there are alot of nice officers just that the news and media doesnt make it seem like that which is sad because i personally like the police but theres alot of people who down them
I think you meant to say one life was lost and another guy died 😂
@@juanheintzbro9472 Pretty damn sure people understood that "one lost" means a person died. Like seriously, grow tf up kid.
He literally murdered someone
This officer was amazingly professional & compassionate. My heart & prayers go out to him
Those are fake tears... He knows his actions are being recorded...
@JUDALATION gamestrodamous wow i didn't know u can read peoples minds through phones now
@JUDALATION "fake tears" yet the entire video he is a genuine and caring individual. He even tells the woman how to get out of the no license charge. He clearly cares and is a kind hearted individual. He was completely terrified when the guy decided to drive away with him still in the car. If you're gonna hate on cops, at least be correct.
Officers in Mid TN are some of the most courteous you'll run across. They don't fish for a reason to screw you. They're good cops here.
@@JUDALATION- bro we need you in this world to actually read peoples minds, you know how many upcoming serial killers we can catch with your amazing skill? I knew that people in the gifted school programs always had some amazing super power.
Its amazing how different this video is than every other police shooting video I’ve seen. This officer has to be one of the kindest and good hearted humans I’ve seen and the fact that he cared so much and felt so bad for protecting his own life is beyond RARE
He shot him, how tf is he kind. He's pure evil.
@@shaun2222 no he’s not
Couldn’t agree more. Also love the profile pic!
@@shaun2222 are u mental? Don't drive away with cop in car, don't reach in a traffic stop! That's why!
@@my.coxlong I'm not subject to any man, he had every right to leave.
How traumatizing for the officer. So unnecessary😢😢😢😢
Sir you did everything you could God bless you sir take care of your self the pain in your voice even made me cry
The police officer that shot him, he’s a good dude. He immediately wanted to save him. I’ve never seen an officer react so quickly to saving someone. He did not want to shoot that man. Omg. This really is the most real officer reaction I’ve ever seen. I wish everyone had that kind of heart. After just seeing a video where the police did nothing, this really blew my mind. I am so sorry for the officer who had to use his weapon. He did not want to.
99% of cops don't (bad apples in every group). Just sucks that 99% are labeled bad due to the actions and attitude of the 1%.
@@mvb88 💯
@@mvb88
"A drop of rat poop, can ruin a pot of good soup." Lol
Why do they never shoot in the legs or arms. The cop just unloads straight into his vitals.
@andreweedy2765 because shooting people in legs can still kill. Main vains supplying blood to the feet are in your legs. Hit one of them.and you'll have a few minutes at best before all your blood leaves your body. Human body prefers the blood be in the body. Not on the ground outside the body
"Family demands justice"
Of course they do. They always do. It's never the fault of anyone but PD
Maybe they meant a life sentence for the dude´s tattoo "artist".
Ghetto family always looking for a payout. No matter the circumstances.
The family WILL LOSE. FACT.
Because the family always thinks it's pay day for them. Money is more important than helping their family member get on a right track in life.
Family are always looking for a BIG MONEY Payoff not any JUSTICE, the POS got his justice,
No license, no registration, headlight out and speeding. WTF is wrong with this situation.
Its all just stuff. I dont understand why people love being scammed monthly by insurance and yearly by the state. Im all about the rules but not about taxes and paying for shit i dont need or goto jail. Screw the state and taxes.
It amazes me how many people dont have their license in the vehicle while driving and dont have paperwork. God bless everyone 👋🏾🙌🏿
And speed!! At least be under the radar
The fact that the officer did all he could to help. You could hear the pain in his voice when someone said “ we got a blow to the neck “ that “ no” broke my heart. You can tell he feels horrible
Yeah imagine a murder on your conscience. Some office seem to not even care or even get a thrill off it. You can tell he cares.
blood on the neck
@@JenessaAndKingston not murder
@@rangoo8136 its literally labeled a homicide which is the exact same thing as murder, but a justifiable homicide.
@@trentstandingrock516 it cant be the "exact same thing" if you had to say "but a justifiable homicide" its different
This is heartbreaking the officer was geniuley nice and caring from the begining and you can hear the pain and sadness in voice that it had to come to this. People who take things like traffic stops to the next level and provoke or cause an officer to shoot never realize how damaging and how much it will always stay in the officers mind that he had to take a life. It truly is heartbreaking
Tired of these people
I know , should have just listened to the cop
What gets me and what really hurts the most is, this good and decent cop now has to live with what he had to do (which is no fault of his own) all because the guy wouldn’t comply, that’s on him, had the guy listened he still would be alive, but it was his actions and decisions that killed him. I hope this officer can emotionally and mentally recover, he was beyond nice, didn’t even curse when the dude was dragging him along the highway. Cops deserve to be treated better
I agree but the cop did swear. He called him a "son of a b****
@@erict3099OH NO?! A SWEAR WORD?! OH MY GOD?! WHAT WILL WE DO?!
No reason for him to shoot him at all. Hands were up & everything. If the pussyass officer was so scared then why jump in the car ??
@@fijiwizard plenty of reasons too. Maybe you all should learn to act like the rest of society
@@fijiwizard Sorry, but once I tell you to stop while you’re speeding off and dragging me along in the car, I don’t know what you have or what you’re going to do, I’m holding on for my life with an open door and you’re not responding to my commands, I’m using deadly force because at that point you’re putting my life in jeopardy and I have the right to preserve my own life. Tragic that it had to end like that, seriously, but it was the guy that made that decision, not the cops fault. He did what he could, respected the guy, tried to calm him down and the dude fled with him in it, nope! No way.
It's a shame that guy decided to do that. Most respectful police interaction I've ever witnessed on the internet. You could really hear it in the officers voice he was bagging the man to prevent a different outcome. Sincerely hear it in his voice that he did not want to pull the trigger and when he had to can hear how it changed his life from that point on. You really did a great job officer. Respect for the way you handled the whole situation. God bless you not an easy thing to live with.
I hope he takes himself out
If you are both a cop and very religious this has to be one of the worse feelings you can have.
Needing to shoot someone and they die despite trying your hardest not to
@@Bee-tj8gc Great come back oh...keyboard ''Warrior.
@@stancooper8037 m8 wut?
You can hear the emotion and sadness in the cops voice after he shot.. People are so stupid, and the cops have to pay for it
I couldn't agree more with one of the top comments, ive also seen literally 100's of these videos and never have i witnessed a nicer, easy going, pleasent officer, nor have i heard another officer react with so much pain in his voice. I felt a fraction of what he must have been feeling and i cried for him, with him. You sir, are a model officer and an extremely compassionate human being. We need more of what you have and what you are, out there. There are so many of us who see you and are praying that you make a full recovery. I'm proud to be a human alongside you. Let that big heart of yours continue to be your biggest and most extraordinary strength Sir. 🙏🕉
I live in the UK, but the USA needs more police officers like that man. Truly heartbreaking
You're not allowed to watch our US videos.
If you live in the UK, how would you know what we need?
@@joeking433 is "our videos". Not "our us videos".
😂😂😂 yeah potetrian killer okay clown
@@michelecampus_ US means United States. Geesh, is English your second language?
Most incredibly professional, compassionate cop I've ever seen. He handled this situation better than most.
he killed a man driving
He’s terrified he just had to shoot a black dude.
@@bobbyjones9017 the "man" asked for that
@@adwest23 Or just scared that he probably killed a man. I know this might be a shocking revelation but some cops do have a conscious
He was nice but not smart. If a suspect jump into the passenger seat to drive off you can follow him. No need to jump in the car and put yourself in that situation and blast him 4 times. He could have chased. Or had the other officers chase.
Amazing to see these officer try and save the guy who almost killed him. Mad respect.
You could feel the compassion in the officer's voice from the beginning down to the last second. I wish him quick healing.
this is what gets me. even after the family sees the video, they will still say that their man did nothing wrong.
Not only that, but they will demand compensation for how poorly their innocent, "he was such a good kid, he ain't hurt nobody" family member was treated.
Exactly. The family always are blind to the stupidity of their family member, regardless of how illegal and violent they acted. And stupid
It’s called “oh so typical”
They are “ seeking Justice” fuckin bullshit that cop did everything right it was 100 percent the guys fault
If the victim’s family play the race card for this, they can go to hell. The officer was nothing but professional and kind until this idiot decided to act a fool.
You can tell that officer really didn’t want to do that and did everything he could to help him after the fact we need more people like him
I hope he takes himself out
What was this citizen thinking? is the only question
@@janpierzchala2004 no telling probably had a little bit of dope on em possibly warrants or something like that but you can tell he didn’t want to go back inside and was willing to die for it and now that stupid split second decision cost that young man his life it’s sad as a society we even have this problem in the first place Trust God or your higher power something cause man we have to do better as men and get our 💩 together for our sons and daughters the stats of how likely a child without a father is to fail is scary AF an don’t think I’m talking down to anyone I’ve been slacking an I know it I have to stop being lazy get off my @$$ and get it done as well she deserves better from me. One life one love one god and to god be the glory Amen.
Yeah dang, like everyone is saying in the comments. He seems like an honest and pure gentleman and you can hear in his voice the regret (of the driver's decision) and his urgency to get him out of the vehicle.
Think:a life, or you got his Vin #, I'd, and his woman! Let him run you will catch him. You justify this without thought. Was not a felony stop, speeding found a small amount of weed. Think a life!!!!
The cop was cleared by a grand jury, rightfully so. And the family complains about the police actions instead of that of the criminal, as usual.
That officer from start to finish 120℅ is an amazing officer. He could not have done anything differently. He was forced into that situation by that man, & the officer was so kind. Even after the man almost killed him that officer tried so hard to save him, & you could see, & hear how hard this was for him having to shoot this man. I wish every officer was trained like him. Most of them react with no emotion, & act less than human. I pray for that officer to recover from this mentally. He is to good of an officer to lose.
From shooting a guy for basically kidnapping you, to preforming life saving measures to try to save his life. LE is so dynamic. I hope the officer is ok, and sorry it had to end like that.
The cop jumped in the car dumb ass. I hope you got your dopamine hit off your virtue signal like you wanted.
He waited for him to die before he even started to do whatever that pretend "CPR" shit was. He was not trying to save a life he was acting for the camera while waiting for him to die. You can see the difference in how they act when a cop gets shot, it's obvious.
@@squidmissile750 What on earth are you talking about? Dude is pretty much deceased within seconds of being shot.
They started CPR the moment they realized he was unconscious and not breathing. You're a tool.
You literally have 230 comments on this channel, must be a boring life hate-watching on RUclips.
@@squidmissile750 You do CPR when someone has no pulse AKA dead. Also the cop isn't a Trauma center, the outcome of survival is around 2.7 % for penetrating trauma when someone goes into cardiac arrest prior to EMS arrival. Also Mt Juliet ER does not appear to be a trauma center. So this guy chance of survival was probably 0%
@@squidmissile750 The difference between giving a suspect CPR and giving a cop CPR is you know the cop won't try and shoot you as a last-ditch effort. They also performed lifesaving efforts immediately. Not sure how you can think they pretended when its literally on video.
Thank you for saving buttercup. That police officer asked about the dog multiple times and when the shit was about to go off he grabbed the dog and threw him to safety. Amazing human!
the comment i was looking for…the man is a legend. protect buttercup at all costs
I think the dog bit him, and he swing his arm out and the dog went with it.
@@rcmike09 Nah I don’t think so. Looked like the dog went at him but he grabbed him and threw him out. Could be wrong though I guess, can’t really see well from what I’m looking at
threw him out on the shoulder of traffic LOL
@@kallen5064 lol
This cop treated them better than probably anybody in their lives. Amazing how a bad culture ruins people
You saying the female wasn't pleasant??
he actually said "but I done nothin'" wow
He tried so hard to save him... totally justified.
Murder is Murder. You cannot Kill them try and look innocent in front of camera.
@@FogGoblin oh way,b it's the same thing, speeding up without license and risking innocent passerbies lifes, and killing such Man to stop the risk. Yup, makes TOTAL SENSE.
Asshat
@@turinmormegil7715 We will see. I hope Cop gets twenty in Prison for Murder.
@@turinmormegil7715 Americans are given the Right to a fair trial.
@@turinmormegil7715 You must also support the Tal iban??
No one’s mentioning how even through all this madness the cop still had enough awareness to toss the dog out the car before the guy took off. Don’t have enough police like this
I saw that! He's a great guy.
LOLOL!!!! You think he was doing it FOR the dog? At that point his actions were automatic, he wasn’t thinking of the dog for a second.
@@tircwatchyou1269what?? How on earth would that be an automatic action rather than trying to help the dog? There is absolutely zero logic in your comment at all. I swear there are tons of trolls in these comments as people just can’t be so oblivious to the real world as you and a few others are trying to appear.
@@Outnumberedbykidsandcats lel
Exactly what my first thought was. He almost cared more for the dog than for the people and you can tell how much he cares for the people
This officer was amazing under pressure. I'm sorry for what he was forced to do. The important thing is he went off shift alive and home to his loved ones.
It just makes me so mad that that guy had to turn what should have been a very nice, easy police interaction into a deadly encounter. I hope that officer is OK and everyone let's him understand he did nothing wrong, and everything right. This was absolutely not his fault.
It makes me mad the family want "justice" in the form of money. Like their family member dying is just an excuse to get paid
I hope he takes himself out
@@mariobadia4553 exactly it’s nothing but a payday to them. How about them preaching to the youth of today not to do what this man did because it could cost them their lives. If someone I didn’t know drove off with me in there car you better believe they will no longer be here more like 6 feet under. That cop has a family to but many people don’t think like that.
Agreed… the officer did his best… just watching how he tried to save him… breaks my heart…
The police aren't your friend. When you interact with them, there are no good outcomes, only neutral to bad outcomes.
85 IQ. That guy couldn't think more than a few seconds into the future regarding his actions.
"I just gotta run."
Fun fact: The cut-off for mental retardation used to be 85, but they had to lower it due to the average IQ of black Americans.
85 to 114 is normal intelligence just FYI. 70 to 84 is borderline mental disability. So yea...
Driving around with no license or insurance and you have a busted headlight. These people are just asking to be pulled over.
I have never heard so much pain in person’s voice as this officer. He had to do what he did and you can tell it’s the last thing he ever wanted to do.
My heart absolutely breaks for this Officer.
for who ? the killer cop ?
@@laxer123 Right your stupid ass acts as if the Cop wanted to do that. You can even clearly hear after the whole incident that he feels remorse for having to do that.
@@laxer123 nah the one in this video who did all he could to help... not sure who your talking about, must be thinking of a different video
@@laxer123 found the libtard
This officer did everything 💯 % by the book and this fool just tries to getaway leaving the woman. Yhe most
I hate the situation ended as it did, but as a paramedic, its always an honor to work alongside and assist officers such as these! Prayers for the mans family.
Thank you for your service as well, how did he die ? Seemed like a gunshot to the shoulder but I am not 100 percent
@@mickeyfeatherstone7738the shoulder has an artery and I believe he was shot on the neck
His family filed a lawsuit claiming the cops should have done a better job de-escalating and demanding “justice” and “police reform”. They deserve nothing.
@@mickeyfeatherstone7738 One or two shots to the back at that angle could easily have hit the heart. Or simply shredded a large artery. Or destroyed the lungs. Or shattered bone which would have sent bone fragments all over the place. There was no surviving that. Mans shoulda just stopped. He had a gun pointed at him with a cop screaming he was gonna kill him if he didn’t stop. Not sure what he expected.
@@jeremyroland5602no matter what the family deserves sympathy
So much grief in the brother officer's voice. Damn.
This was absolutely heartwrenching. This guy was going to cut them a break and he was so kind. He even worried about little Buttercup. He even had the awareness to get her out of the car so she wouldnt be hurt. I don't know why the Man decided to try and run but this was hard to watch. My prayers for this officer, the girl, her dog, and for this Man's loved ones. Being ignorant, making dumb decisions or even being a criminal doesn't mean you're not human. I just hope he had a really good reason to lose his life because its just not worth it to take that chance. I really hope the officer is okay mentally. I can tell that this will affect him for a long time to come. 😔
That poor officer. He did not want to do that. That is the real tragedy in this 😢
Murder is Murder. I pray Cop goes to Prison.
@Eddie Ray Routh 39 lol.. murder? How did he murder some idiot that was trying to kill him?
@@FogGoblin self defense, go eat more rats
@@FogGoblin 😅🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@FogGoblin your a joke if you think the cops a murder you must be a thug ...
I almost dead ass cried cuz the officers voice cracks up and he sounded so heartbroken. Oh man
"It bothers me that he was an innocent passenger," (the family's lawyer) said, calling the incident a violation of Allen's rights. "It appears that officers are not being trained to de-escalate." Yes, he just needed to talk calmly to him as he drove down the road. Maybe asked him to stop in to a McDonald's drive-thru, bought him dinner, and then gone to a movie.
🤣😂🤣😂
The family lawyers do what they do, despite the obvious with a little extra >cut from the article:
"Legislatures need to know the citizens are demanding officers treat people with dignity and that it is not open season on a person in a car," Clayton said.
TBF Officer Josh Lo was exceptionally polite with these folks. Allen gave Lo no other choice.
Lo returned to work on November 30th.
Don't forget the apple pie. 🤣🤣🤣
"de-escalate"? What footage did they see? Because you're not de-escalating a guy who has a cop in the passenger seat and he's speeding away from the scene with him.
@@veronikasingh4663 and then blow on the chicken nuggies to make sure they don't burn his mouth...
That poor officer couldn't have been any nicer to them the entire stop! The pain in his voice is heartbreaking I hope he realises he had no other choice and can move on
I feel him. Poor officer i know he will have really bad dreams about this forever. Hope that officer get help and peace. Thanks police officer for your service.
Lol the dog immediately got outta dodge
I really hate those people.
Amazing that people would choose death over dealing with their mistakes
Ikr. Criminals don't seem to realize that H/// awaits them. Much worse than jail.
I wouldn't call them "people".
They aren't mistakes they are decisions in their own right that they are avoiding being held accountable for.
People?
@GasMaskWW3”generation trauma” sounds like an excuse to act like an animal
Ahh, this one breaks my heart. He warned him over and over. He didn't want to do this, you can hear it in his voice.
Damn. The harsh reality of being a cop.
Heartbreaking!! Prayers to the officer
That poor officer. He’s just a decent human being. Just so sad hearing him falling apart.
This shows that a “routine traffic stop” isn’t a thing.
That officer was amazing. I hope he gets the help he and support he definitely needs after this
All he needs is to be retrained as he is worthless as he took way to long to shoot and was way to nice in general. Plus he tried to save the thug and that is unacceptable.
he killed an innocent man in cold blood
@@bobbyjones9017 Bait
@@bobbyjones9017 you know, you can get help for your mental retardation. There are resources.
@@dirtyshinobii not bait little boy
The moment the officer asked a second time to get out, u knew it was going to end like this
That cop is a good man he did everything he could to deescalate the situation I hope that the police officer has a speedy recovery of his mental health he didn't deserve that he is a good man the entire time he just wanted things to work out peacefully.❤
I feel sorry for the officer, he was so traumatized by this incident. But, hope he can come to terms with the fact that it’s not his fault. When the situation is forced upon you, you have to do what you have to do to protect yourself.
being a police officer is not a job for everyone
It is defiantly HIS FAULT, he should've put the car in neutral or something or he should've not even gotten in the car
@@mrIpodmagic Typical anti police bs. Take responsibility for once in your pathetic lives...
@@mrIpodmagic *definitely
The suspect chose his fate and paid with his life. It's unfortunate, but you can't blame the officer for fearing for his life.
@mrIpodmagic it definitely* is not the officer's fault. The man actively chose to kidnap the officer. The officer was in the vehicle far before he took off and told him not to drive the car away. Even as he was driving away, the police officer warned him to stop the vehicle, tased him, and he still continued. At a certain point, it is no longer at all the officer's fault given the amount of chances the man had to NOT drive away.
Respect to that officers he did his job and u can hear the remorse in his voice as he tryna save that man life
I would venture to say the suspect made a bad decision. Probably not the first in his life.
What an amazing fucken human being. I actually got emotional listening to his voice. He’s simple the pinnacle of what an officer should be. What a caring person and from the heart after knowing what he did that he had to do, he still was extreamly caring trying to help the person.
I feel so bad for this cop, I hope he copes and comes back on duty - never change. 🙏
They won't accept you no matter how much you suck up and use " f " word.
@@imsoniceee yeah bro. I’m sure you’re right but we still gotta try.
By the way, I like use “ f “ word and how much I suck up.
I hope he takes himself out
And some people view it as weakness.. its despicable tbh. Probably why this man underestimated the police officer.
And the little dog in the back seat? I hope he is well and that he manages to overcome what happened...😢
This officer did not want to do this, the suspect made him fear for his life, you can hear it in his voice
The cop genuinely felt bad for having to shoot the guy...I respect how quick he wanted to help him even though he was in the wrong. Serious serious respect, this guy's a genuinely good cop. Everything he did from the start was respectful and everything I ask for in a police officer. So crazy...
I hope he takes himself out
Never confuse kindness with weakness.
Unbelievable too because no matter how nice this cop was he still was put in a bad situation. Black lives will never matter when they act this way.
I can’t even watch the whole thing .Absolutely heartbreaking 💔