Cops, what was the saddest arrest you've ever had to make?
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Not a cop but I have talked with a homeless man who admitted to me that every year in the winter he will rob a store or gas station and get caught on purpose just so he has a roof over his head to get out of the rain before the heavy weather hits. He's never armed, he doesn't hurt or threaten anyone, he just grabs the first thing he can find that isn't food because honestly a lot of places where I live would just let him steal food and not press charges, no to actually get arrested he has to actually take something of value and walk out with it making sure he's seen with the stolen property so the cops are called. As far as he was concerned jail was free food, a bed, and protection from the weather. And it's sad that he even has to resort to that.
There are also homeless shelters where I live but they're only available to women. Places for men who are homeless don't exist. I know some other places have homeless shelters that are open to everyone but here it's women only.
Dang
@@Sniperboy5551 Yeh women getting everything and still moaning about men is part of their privilege. Just like black people.
That’s honestly heartbreaking that he has to resort to getting arrested, just to have shelter, food, and a place to sleep. Nobody should have to go through that.
Disgusting that women get exclusive shelters when they are nowhere near even half of the homeless population, yet men, the vast majority of homeless people, are basically told to go f*ck themselves.
@@Sniperboy5551 both genders are discriminated against in some type of way, not just guys, not just girls, and they do have male homeless shelters, they have regular ones with men and women. Also they have specialized ones for women, so that the women are safe (they dont get r*ped)
One of my friends is a cop. She absolutely HATES her job. As she explains it, female police officers usually draw the short straw in domestic violence or neglect cases involving children. They show up, Dad is in handcuffs, mom is dead of an OD, and the three young kids are by default her responsibility until a social worker can arrive. They always have the female officers deal with the kids, and in that line of work, the situations involving kids are never something anyone wants to deal with. She hates the job, but won't even consider quitting. As much as it sucks for her to have to be there for the kids, she couldn't live with not being there for them in those situations. But what really destroys her is seeing these kids years later getting arrested for their own crimes.
She once spoke at a school career day for girls. Her advice to the girls wanting to know how to become a cop was one word... "Don't". Not what the school or her employer were expecting her to say, obviously. She's an amazing person, but she has a look in her eyes you'd only expect to see on a veteran from the losing side of a war. I don't know any specific sad stories from her. I know not to ask, but you can tell by looking at her, she's got many.
Honestly don't understand #13, why did he still get arrested even after it was proven he didn't break his parole. Even if the paperwork/report had already been filled out, I'm sure someone could have just corrected it. Human error happens all the time, and no one is willing to spend an extra 15 minutes solving the problem. Especially since it was right before Christmas...that's just disgusting to do to someone.
from experience in dealing with a family member on parole most people at the top do not care because it has to do with being on parole. A false claim or accidental claims makes it look like the person on parole is doing something they shouldn't be. It's sad and really feels like there's nothing you can do even when you do everything right
@@oceanspace7671 sounds like system of fear to me. They know full well what they are doing.
A homeless man showed up to our house at one in the morning he had a painting and he acted like he knew us, it was December, we ended up making him ten sandwiches and then calling the police. He just wanted a place to stay, he left the painting and I felt so sad for him.
I can only guess the painting wasn't very well made.
How you make ten sandwiches for someone and then send him to jail around Christmas 😭 that’s kinds messed up :/
bro what did he do?
why did you call the police???
great job, your amazing.
I was actually arrested for petty shoplifting cuz I just became homeless. The officer was a really chill guy and just sat with me in the store office for a verdict of if I'd be taken in or not. His saddest story was a 9 year old little girl that called and said her daddy was dead. He got to the house and the little girl was completely naked, bruised, bleeding, and covered in... Stuff. He got her wrapped in a blanket and asked where her dad was. He was in her bedroom with a knife sticking out of his neck. He was also naked.
His saddest arrest was the little girl who had to kill her own father to save her life.
That poor little darling, I hope she's doing okay now, and you are doing much better too
Did the girl go to juvie
4:36 problem with being a kid is leaving a bad situation is forbidden.
The school could have an active shooter present and you were Still forbidden to leave school without being checked out.
The school you go to isn't your choice unlike a job or relationship where you can just leave at your leisure. The bully will be at school and will torment until you graduate.
I can't speak for everywhere, but where I live, if a student is being severely bullied they can transfer to another school.
My 14 year old son just started high school. He has mild autism, so he has difficulty reading social interactions. He has a bully who is on his football team, and when he was going to the homecoming dance with his friends he was so worried the bully and the bully’s friends would jump him. Thank god the bully didn’t go to the dance, but I worry he will have to deal with this asshole for the next 4 years. To make things worse, the bully’s father encourages his son’s behavior.
@@ctobolskThat is pretty sad, though I think you can use social media as a way of spreading the word of the behaviour of the father and the child this may help you or you can threaten the father of the bully as most jobs would after sometime aka "Investigation" Terminate the work contact of the Father.
That first story broke my heart. And the stories kept going 😭
Story 18: The reason the kid placed the blame on himself, like "what did I do wrong to be taken away" is likely because of the parent blaming him and potentially threatening to call CPS for that exact purpose. Source: my dad used to do that shit to me all the time
I'm very sorry to hear that happened to you.
I am hoping that your situation is better now, and the surroundings have gotten better.
I know you guys might not know this, but when you ask a doctor, police officer or fireman etc. "what was the worst arrest" or "what was the worst thing u saw at work" sometimes the things they see at work are very traumatizing and disturbing, so when you bring that up they might get very upset, and they don't really want to think about that.
If you want stories, ask about the funniest or most interesting thing they've ever seen instead of the worst. That way, you aren't reminding them of the worst parts of their job.
@@flickcentergaming680 yeah
That's why I prefer to ask what their favorite, or funniest, or weirdest ones are.
I have 2 stories.
First: Yeah, I'm that guy. When I go to the hospital with an injury, I ask the Dr what's the worst thing you've treated. I use that just as kinda an ice breaker. Just to start a conversation. They don't seem to mind and I've collected some good stories over the years.
Well, in July of 2004 me and some friends were out flying our Honda CR500s and I came off the 4th jump wrong. Had to unass it about treetop high. Shattered...let me repeat that..SHATTERED my left tibia and fibula (bones in my lower left leg) when I ask my Ortho what was the worst thing you treated he just looked at me for a minute and said "You sustained a Schatzker level 6......there IS no level 7. The worst thing you can possibly do to a leg is exactly what you did."
Ooooookay. Ask and answered. 🤣🤣
Second story: When I was in the Navy stationed at Ft Worth, we had a Chief that was kinda an a-hole. Nothing personal. It was just his persona. One time for about 2 weeks he really turned into a dick. I mean an above and beyond, over the top DICK. Not just to me, to everyone. I should say here he was also a volunteer firefighter. I donno why he chose me to open up too, but after about 2 weeks of this, we were sitting in the smoke pit and he told me he had been called out to an accident where a guy was pulling a bush hog behind a tractor on a slope that was too steep. The tractor rolled over and he got run over be the bush hog. The Chief was the one that had to pull pieces of him out of the blades. I guess him telling me about it relieved some stress because after that he went back to his usual a-hole self.
If you have PTSD stay the hell off of Reddit lmfao
Child neglect hurts so much to hear. My boy is 2 and I couldn't imagine leaving him alone for hours unattended, not feeding or changing him, or just plain not giving a shit.
Sad first story - WE NOW HAVE A DISCORD
Always the most traumatic story to hook people in, then the happiest discord invitation ever. What a stark contrast, truly a hallmark of RSOI (UnderSparked)
Similar to the one with the 90 year old man losing his licence in the beginning. My grandmother has a history of car crashes. Never hit another car, only stationary objects somehow. I don’t know how she didn’t have her license taken. She backed into a tree and kept trying to wedge inside of it claiming “she didn’t see it and didn’t understand why she wasn’t backing into the parking space” she hit a pole in our school while me and my sister was in the back and the pole is still bent and still has blue car paint, she turned into a parking lot while her mom, my great-grandmother, my sister and I were in the car, ran onto the curb and drove into a mailbox at full speed, breaking every single door out of about 20. The only time she was in a crash with another car, this idiot didn’t see the stop light and T-boned her. He tried to blame her for running the stop light in which she showed the police pictures of it, in which she won the case after seeing that it was him who ran the stoplight.
Mine too she didn't do cars ether
I was T-boned and the woman who hit me tried to get off because she didn’t speak English. Her son spoke for her at court and genuinely seemed upset at me for showing up to court.
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Devil's breath (Scopolamine) I reckon.
It's nasty stuff. Worst part is, that you wake up with a blinding headache, so most people just assume they got blackout drunk.
Thank you that information but I don't know what I will do with it though.......
...WHAT WAS IN THE BAG?
Right?? I’m assuming glue or spray paint.
That last story about the old man who hit someone while driving, and the wife who feels guilt for asking him to drive when she knew he probably shouldn't be driving, is an important lesson for anyone with an elderly relative. I've never told anyone this, but a few years ago, I took my dad's car keys and hid them. It was clear he no longer had the cognitive capacity to drive safely. I had been in the car a few times with him when he almost hit someone, or did odd things like drive holding a flashlight to see the dash, or forgot how to turn the windshield wipers on. When he drove alone, he would frequently run out of gas and have to call my mom to come pick him up. Finally, one day when he left his keys in the kitchen, I pocketed them. My mom believed he lost them outside and took that as a sign along with his other behaviour that it was time to sell his car. My dad was so certain that he left his keys in the kitchen and suspected my mom took them, but she would've admitted to it fairly quickly so I'd imagine he's got some unresolved feelings about what really happened. I don't think he ever fully accepted the explanation that he must have dropped his keys somewhere.
My dad now lives in a care home and has early stage dementia. I know he would've kept driving until he got into a major accident. He would've been one of those people who drive into a store because they mistake the gas pedal for the brake, or just straight up run someone over at an intersection. I never should've been the one who had to step up and call it. Part of being a responsible driver - a responsible human being - means realizing there will be a time when you can no longer drive safely due to age or illness and you will need to give up that privilege. You can maybe expect your spouse to take on some of that responsibility, since that's your partner, but don't make your kid have to bear that burden of essentially "taking away your freedom" just because you don't want to man up. Both of my parents really failed in how they handled the situation. I hope anyone reading this will take a moment to think about how you'll handle it when the time comes for you or a loved one.
some people just can't let go of their pride even if they logically know it's for the best because sometimes their pride is all they have left
I love watching this channel during school.
I watch it in my freetime
@@sutartandissleadgaming ok
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American legal system is messed up
He stole the wrong thing, literally a movie, and instead of getting a few days or smth he got 20-25 years
That is max prision time in my country, Portugal, only like murders and like that get 25 years
In the American legal system you can end up serving multiple life sentences depending on the nature of your crime(s) and there is also the potential to do it with no hope of parole or a reduction in sentence. There are people who enter the system at 18 and don't leave until they are old men with their entire life gone (50/60+ years later) or die.
1st degree murder premeditation (planning ahead of the crime) so from the way it’s worded it could have gone either way
It is self defense. It's defense of future self. The girl is doing it every day, over and over...that means that when you let her go, she's gonna do it even worse. I'd have gotten the girl help. Not prosecuted her.
Same I’d probably order her therapy or something
@@blackqweenmars Awesome name.
@@JensMorrison thanks
Absolutely, Albeit as a rule it is wrong to kill someone... I still see exactly why she did it and can find the reasoning fairly reasonable, she wanted to end the cycle of violence by putting an end to her aggressor. Granted would it have been better for her future if she could have moved and gotten therapy? Yes, and even now I do think therapy is the correct answer not jail time. As for the person who got killed, Again as much as I do not condone murder I can safely say they brought that on themselves, ideally they would have been arrested before any of this happened but still I can't say the killer in this case was evil for doing what she did.
@@NexusBladeGamingI would not say it's wrong to kill someone as a rule. There are times when it's necessary, and right. As a generalization, sure.
But yeah, the bully might have done the same to someone else. Or worse. And yes, going to the police, and therapist might have been better. But then again, I've been failed by both before.
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It's pretty grim. Understaffed, underfunded, and overwhelmed.
Even if everyone where heroes and worked 100 hours a week, it still wouldn't be enough.
I know he probably doesn't have the money, but Rob (the casino guy) should sue. There is evidence that he didn't violate his parole and it's utter bullshit that the arrest was carried out.
Story 3- we do foster care, there's so much trauma that happens after that neglect. And it's the leading cause of kids being put in to foster care, it really sucks
Thanks for not using shity text-to-speech
I got took in by cps on Christmas. . . Best day of my life tysm 🙏
1st story: poor man i hope he managed to pay everithing ❤❤
1 story in and Im already feeling heartbroken for the dad. Idk if I listen to anymore after that one.
I am regretting clicking on this but I can't stop watching 😭😭😭😭
wtf the dog finds the dead body, thats insane
my recommended after i watch just ONE r/askreddit video:
Story 1 dude was really just a victim of the system man
Woman calls police commiting the crime of filing a false police report against husband, alleging abuse. Admits to officer she lied, faces no repercussion and man still gets arrested...
THIS IS WHAT MEN'S RIGHTS LOOK LIKE!!!
Yeah its bs. I had to fight my ass off just to get visitation for my daughter when i work full time and my bum ass drug addicted no job ex got full custody cus she claimed i was mentally unstable just because i was a military vet. Myself clean record. Her rap sheet. FU NY state
Where I am it is.
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Prisoners are gonna love those boys in story fifteen
In the last story, I don’t understand why accidentally hitting a pedestrian equals jail time. I could understand if the driver was on drugs or drunk or overtly reckless, but it was an accident. Why jail?
discouragement. if a person runs over a person and is let off with a fine, the family will get angry. the people who learn about it will know that they can claim it was drugs or being overly reckless.
its a depressing truth, but if we dont do this, people will be more likely to do it. even an accident cant be forgiven, or else people will fake accidents.
Because despite it not being an intentional crime, he did still murder a person. That person deserves justice, their family will never get to see them again. The hopes, dreams, plans ect of the victim will now never come true. All because someone who should never have been driving was behind the wheel that day. It also wasn't until later that the arrest happened, meaning in addition to vehicular manslaughter he fled the scene of a crime. We don't know if the person he killed was still alive after being hit, and him driving away, not calling EMS, meant his death. Or if a fast response could have meant the victim lived. In the end this man did kill another person and is a danger to himself and others. I agree it's sad, and all of this could and should have been avoided. But when a person becomes a threat to themselves and others it's not safe for anyone for them to be free to roam around. Also I'm sure the person he killed was more than a little pissed off that the old man who shouldn't have been driving in the first place was allowed to take his life, and bring untold pain to his family.
Negligent homicide. The driver should've been paying better attention, and their lack of caution got someone killed. I agree that it's not the worst crime out there, but they should spend at least a few months in jail for taking someone's life that way.
You really think there should be no jail for that?? If you're irresponsible and kill someone because of your irresposibility you think you should not be jailed? You're not thinking much at all are you?
Im sorry but this comment was just so confusing and you asked something so obvious
Psyche vowel
Lol
9:05 im sorry how is this legal? the ex wife is just exploiting the guy to rip him of all his money. he gets exploited into paying child support which is bullshit, and apparently the ex wife gets to say “pay for everything” and get away with it. this is brutal
10:41 shit almost made me cry..
"Then we found the sister's hospital bill and a eviction notice" WE HAVE A DISCORD!!!
Desperation and poverty makes good people make bad decisions
The gun thing would not be thrown out. Judge would argue he drove to the hospital and that because of that he was in good enough condition to not mistakenly bring a gun in the hospital.
the part about that story that really ticked me off was the supervisor's insistence without having the guts to do it himself...I would have told him to his face write me up for insubordination, suspend me, whatever, but you're handing this ticket to that man not me
This guy talking about the first story was like: and he found a eviction notice from his landlord, we have a discord! Like bro, now?
Story 7: WHAT WAS IN THE BAG!?!?!?
probably some sort of hardcore drug or something they could have only gotten from a dealer...idk I have no experience with drugs
I would love a list of the games you play during these videod
The first story: somebody is trying to literally save their daughter and pay his landlord.
After: By the way, we have a discord server now!
"I'm not a cop, but my uncles friends brothers dogs friends owner was a cop. The dog told me"
I’m hearing sweet home Alabama on story 17 in my head
Story 18: Yeah. Completely screwed up my life, being taken away from my parents. Thanks for that, CPS. They may not have been the best parents...But at least they loved me.
13:40 this kind of reminds me of holes
There are things worse than a neglectful mother......I know that sounds bad......but there are.
I have called the Secretary of State I have sent them letters they have already taken away my grandpa's license once but they keep giving it back to him, I do what I can, but I can't stop him from everything I've tried
What game footage is in the background?
5:41 Who says kids can't be serious?
I still can't find the discord link
The first story is sad
I like these videos to pass time, but PLEASE PLEASE - put the background game information on the description... AFAIK this is an Asetto Corsa mod named Shutoko Revival Project.
Story 5- That girl snapped and was almost certainly under emotional duress depending on how bad the bullying was. She meeds therapy and very light jail time.
I have no sympathy for bullies and they deserve what their victims do to them even if that is death.
Nah
@@Finnbobjimbob You must not have been bullied that badly or not at all.
@@offworlder1 Oh I was, I attempted suicide but a child doesn’t deserve to be brutally murdered in such a way.
@@Finnbobjimbob You attempted self deletion a passive way to deal with it, this girl was more proactive and aggressive putting the hurt on the person who deserved everything she got.
I have no sympathy for the bully, I understand why this girl snapped and made sure the problem never hurt her again. I have a lot of sympathy for the girl who snapped because I have been at the brink and only my games and other violent out lets prevented me from making her choice.
@@offworlder1 Wow imagine actually defending the murder of a child which wasn’t in self defence
Yeah no, i dont feel bad for the bully
The first one happened when I worked at home Depot same fucking story in detail
The first story definitely sucks.
I dont blame the guy honestly. Our healthcare system sucks.
Yea you know the system is beyond broken when getting divorced or giving up parental rights is the only way to afford to get your child the care they need
What's the name of this driving game you're playing?
Story 15 was too much. I should not have opened this video :/
Ok so regarding the story of the veteran with the cow that’s just dead as I have commented on this channel a few times me as a 46 yo former u.s marines for 6 years 9 months and 22 days befor I got honorably discharged and then after 3 or 4 years I tryed for the police academy got thro it and did 4 years as a cop and 3 as a swat cop now a normal civilian yay I got side tracked sorry I was trying too say that happened too me as well 1 time and on smaller scale but yeah u do not think abut that and it’s just so dead hope y’all are haveing a grate day even though it’s 10:16 here for me
WHAT IS THE GAME NAME PLS TELL ME!1!!!!1!1!
Wait... the guy with the gun is a 2A violation. Gun free zones have no legal standing.
what game are you playing???????
One of the worst times to sound all cheerful for a discord server promotion but alr u do u
A good chunk of these could have been resolved by ignoring. Almost like it should be case by case america.
the thing is sometimes the police do look the other way and sometimes that's a good thing or sometimes it's terrible and they're just being lazy. Example my sister has had multiple DUIs has crashed/totaled her car more times than I can count and she still has a license and she's been let go without a report or charges being made multiple times. Her only saving grace is that she hasn't hurt anyone but herself so far but honestly it's only a matter of time
@@waywardwarrior2817 that's america, am not am not. Am in a country that has standards.
Daym, so many crimes including cars, perhaps it is about time we cut down on the whole car dependency thing...
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You talk a little bit too fast.
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@@Bangchanis500 yes
I know you simp to Reddit but I don’t appreciate the thumbnail looking like something else. Reddit just isn’t the same with them hurting 3rd party apps. Can you do a different platform?
Great video this was great so your a cop
Early gang!
second?
No me
FIRST!!!!!
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Image your comment getting 100K likes
You might have to imagine it harder
@@Rofriendsyes
what's game is the background footage is from?
What's the gameplay in the background?