Chicago Fire - Wrongful Arrest (Episode Highlight)
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2014
- Chief Boden ends up in cuffs after a confrontation with a state trooper.
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Chicago Fire - Wrongful Arrest (Episode Highlight)
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Officer: You have picked the wrong cop to piss off.
Chef: Oh I haven’t even started on you.
Love the lines😂
Alaina Handley if you don’t know how to write,just don’t write
@@ennie0701 actually, she is talking fine so go away
Duck none of your business here
@@ennie0701 do I look like i give a damn, no
Tang Hui En Ennie She can write-.-
"Officer Woodall? Is this really the hill you wanna die on?" That's so Casey -- getting straight to the point.
Word I feel you.. He most definitely would have lost that job or sort of punishment
If I were the state trooper, I would've taken the cuffs off Boden and IMMEDIATELY slapped them on Casey for making a terroristic threat against an officer of the law.
@@kevinmarlowe9671 obviously you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
Zach Vrooman agreed
“Terroristic threat” 😂😂
Chief was really willing to go down like that? Jeez, that's just pure awesomeness and all the other synonyms for it.
irocksoyoudont there’s a real life version out of California,
Look it up.
Don't talk like that to him👌👈
نهتم
Of course he was willing to go down like that because he knew he wasn't going to go down, he was doing his job and he made the right call
irocksoyoudont chief is a savage and who’s name is Woodall
This has happened multiple times in real life too, firefighters shutting of a road to avoid another accident for their own safety.
And power hungry police officers not agreeing and arresting them on scene
It's a good thing that in my country, we are legally allowed to shut down roads and the police can't arrest us for it, they even have to stay there and lead the traffic somewhere else if possible
@@einflinkeswiesel2695 America is full of police wanting cuffs out.
“Oh i havnt even started on you” 😂😂love truck 51
Engine 51
Fire house 51
Squad 3
Only thing missing here is ambulance 61
@@sentinel1172 What about BATT 25
ok technically the officer was obstructing a active rescue scene, He was letting the flow of traffic and ending a active rescue scene with no clear fact of the person being accounted for. So by law the trooper should have standed down
there are many officers who think they are the authority EVERYWHERE. Plenty also don't like giving up their authority to other emergency services.
I do remember one story where there was an accident on a railroad, like a train hit a car or something, anyway, apparently since it happened on a RR crossing it was the authority of the RR to conduct the cleanup, invesstigation, etc. Well one of the cops was getting pissy with the RR authority about it stating that it was his job to take care of it and he was asking them to leave.
let's just say that didn't go over so well for the cop.
Trooper’s piss off local Cops as well, Highway Patrol and State Police always think they are in charge because they are a State Agency.
My buddies on the Sheriff’s Department came up to my Rescue Squad while we were working a wreck told us that Highway Patrol was about to make the situation a lot worse. Low and behold thats what they did.
Since when have cops followed the law?
@@Doc__Vegapunk since forever, just because there are bad cops doesn't mean they're all bad. Damn when will people like you realize that?
@@SouthTexasGaming17 So, when will the good cops step up and enforce the law against a bad cop when they see a bad cop breaking the law? The "blue loyalty" is more important to every cop than actually enforcing the law. Too bad. That is what is losing the good cops the loyalty of the public.
This episode based on a real incident in California involving the California Highway Patrol, made that agency look really bad and made it a statewide policy not to arrest firefighters doing their job. In the Eastern U.S. some fire departments in small communities have fire police. They block intersections, and make sure the scene is safe for firefighters and authorized by the State Police.
The fact that it needs to be a state wide policy for cops to get out of the way of firefighters at work is frankly insulting on its own.
Yeah, but the real incident, the cop pulled the fireman away from an injured victim he was trying to help.
Oh, and I believe the cop was never disciplined.
Officer wood all you are lucky VOIGHT isn't on scene he would arrested that officer for obstructing an active medical emergency
everyone is lucky Voight isn't on scene. CFD, the victims, the viewers. Everyone.
Pa has "Special Fire Police". They are generally composed of the people who want to be volunteer firemen but can't qualify. They get a week long course, fire gear and a badge- then hit the streets. They think they have the power of god- and arrest powers (but they don't).
Anyone ever realize that Casey is one of the few people Boden would listen too if he was mad
Everyone listens to Casey when they are mad, if anyone at 51 blows a fuse, Casey can deescalate. Problem is that if Casey gets pissed it happena in two forms.
1:he still tries to solve things peacefully, but with the "you will do as I say" attitude.
2:he blows a fuse and then there is nothing for it.
I love how Boden just looks at Casey like: "you know what to do boio"
I love Boden, when he got out of that car, he was ready to rip Woodall apart😂
No harm no foul... the look on the chiefs face.... JUST GIVE ME MY DAMN HAT :D
Chief Boden😍😍😍👦🏿black man with authority
authority with an English accent
Yes some white folks don't like black people in charge
@@veronicawatson2525 Yes, and some other people - actually, MOST people - don't give a crap; as long as that person is competent and knows their job. You might find this hard to believe, but not EVERYTHING is about race in this world! Now, I've known some state troopers in my time, and they tend to fancy themselves as US marshals, with wide-ranging powers and authority - but they DON'T. Clearly, Woodall seemed to think he was one of those types; instead of working WITH the chief, he saw his "authority" questioned. But I didn't see anything about race in that clip; I got the sense that if Casey had been the chief, the same thing would have happened to him. Everything doesn't have to be about race; people can just feel like their authority is being challenged, without bringing Jesse damn Jackson into it! You might want to consider that position.
@@veronicawatson2525 Just what SeatBill said. If anything you're being a racist right now.
@@veronicawatson2525 yeah totally just white people always blame the whites not like theres any other race who hates another race or other races that have been slaves lets see here I should hate you cause i one point i imagine your race had my race in slavery somewhere in millenia
There’s not gonna be a hole deep enough to bury that cops career in
Storm Lead It's foot not food.
"you picked the wrong cop to piss off"
Bro only Voight and his team get to say that!
And even Voight had to learn not to mess with Boden and Casey.
It's very touching for this team to act like they are family! Even in the families, some people don' t care so much for their relatives! Very nice the fact that Casey went on the Officer, to show him how he believed his Chief!!!! Magnificent!
Officer woodall off made the wrong arrest just because the fire chief was closing the area to look for a little kid to save her life
I think you meant Woodall, not Wornoff.
@@chrisgast he put Woodall
@@davidjames8613 It appears he edited his response. So did you.
@@chrisgast ok 😑😑😑😑
Woodall should be fired for almost costing that kid's life.
Boden went full Kareem Saïd in this scene.
Hank Voight would've liked to give the Illinois State Trooper a piece of his mind for the wrongful arrest of Fire Chief Boden and would vouch for Boden.
Damn right
Hank Voight is a close alliance with chief Biden
Yes
Voight would have taken that state trooper somewhere with no cameras and “educated” that trooper about who was truly in the wrong on that scene…if Voight was there to watch that go down.
Something tells me - just knowing FH51 and the very close relationship held with Voight’s crew that this did happen but we weren’t allowed to watch…and with good reason.
Reminds me of another time but totally different case where I do believe Voight would have used the same line:
“I don’t care if it costs me my badge but I ain’t gonna lose any sleep over what I am about to do to you” paraphrased but anyone who knows the show knows what I am talking about.
Voight:"Put Him In Cage"😶🌫️
Chief is awesome - always so stoic. Eamonn Walker plays him so well.
I love that scene -
"Officer Woodhall. Is this really the hill you want to die on?"
Woodhall could have been brought up on charges of negligence.
Could have!? More like SHOULD have again im no firefighter or a cop but even i know you dont open a road during an accident ESPECIALLY one at night with that much damage!
I love how Boden just looking at casey have him to give the order
On a missing person scenario involved with an accident, especially when they have been ejected from the vehicle..... The Fire Department is within standards to do this. That cop should not be pulling a jurisdiction issue. The Battalion Chief was just doing his job, especially as Incident Command.
Based on a real event sadly.
Based on the national incident management system, NIMS, anything fire related such as this incident, the incident commander IC from the FD has control over the scene and is in command of and responsible for anything that happens on that scene
@@cameronsmith6566 Sadly enough sometimes people can't understand that which pisses us all off.
Cops shouldn’t be arguing with chiefs in the first place
@@waterfall3 They are Chiefs of the FD, not the PD. Rank does not matter.
This may be a tv show but it proves that in america that medical and firefighers are the better hero than cops will ever be never abuse there power and willing to risk there jobs and status to get the job done!! Hats off to them all!
I absolutely agree!
I am so in love with Chief Boden and Captain Casey.
Omg no kidding
i love how severide said you got to be kidding me
Wallace Boden, big human, always doing great decisions to help people
“i’m okay 👋🏾” lordddd😂
1:24 his face! 😂
The cop forgot the legislated precedence regarding incident command in every state in the union. Fire performs rescues, law enforcement evacuates and controls access. Law enforcement is subordinate to fire under all conditions.
This is actually based on a real story, believe it or not.
Absolutely LOVE firehouse 51 😭❤️
(I haven't even start with you) I love when he said that
I’m about to go back and rewatch the show cuz it’s that good
If you're doing episode highlights, do the part where Herrmann and Mills go at it in the house
That face casey made like "Yeaaaaaaaaaah take my chief out of cuffs" face
Something like this happened near Sacramento, California. The California Highway Patrol officer actually brought him back to the station in handcuffs. You can imagine what happened next. Calls were made, the trooper was slowly ran out of the force from what I heard.
Love the look on boden's face at :48
Chief is a gangster 😂😂😂😂😂
Chief Bodden: a man and a firefighter with many pounds of....balls!!! Go on Chief, we are behind you!!!
First time I went on a run on the interstate with Indiana State Troopers, they were fantastic with shutting down the road so we could safely fight a vehicle fire
2:11- “Damn it, my supervisor is gonna kill me for not meeting my detainment quota!”
This is inspired by the California firefighter who got arrested for not moving a pumper for safety reasons
crazy fact that similar happened in real life. Ridicilous how some officers have more need to keep the traffic rolling instead of making safe environment for first responders to do their job on a highway or whatever.
I like when chief said I haven’t even started with you yet
i’m glad to see Kareem Said is doing well
its the wrist flips for me omg
It appears that 11 cops watched this video.
22
Randy H. 22 now lol
Randy H. Now it's 32
Randy H. 36
37 omg lol
I love this show 😍😍🤗
Chicago Fire
Season 2. Episode 19.. yall welcome
Boden is so funny
Oh I haven’t even started with you
Geez. Herrmann really cares for that girl.
Omg shay I miss her so much
Ok chloe decker, LAPD detective by day CFD by night 😂😂
En España la echaban y me encantaba y de repente sin mediar palabra la quitaron que rabia
Dammnnnn... Thats intense
This is crazy how this police officers arrested the fire fighters chief because he wanted to close the area to save this little girl life he made a huge mistake for arresting the fire fighter chief for doing his job.
Now thats Gangsta...
"No, you're under arrest for obstructing an emergency worker in the course of his duty."
Yup. All he said was “my guess is” with nothing to base that on
beautiful that boden do this
they don't have a right to arrest a fire captain doing his job
LIKE A G!!!!
Hol up same line as Chicago med when Maggi got arrested "your do whatever you have too"
Oh no, you do NOT go after the Chief, no way!
I was laughing so hard at 0:58
Feel bad
Something similar happened when Maggie ( from Chicago med ) refused to get a patient's blood for a bac test...
The officer looks perfect in that state trooper uniform.
This reminds of the CHP and Firefighter incident
It reminds me of a true story involving this situation. Except in Florida
I would not be surprised if that situation inspired the writers on Chicago Fire. Many of the fires/ rescue scenarios in the various episodes of Season one were inspired by real fires/rescue situations that the CFD encountered over the years, some of which the shows technical advisor Steve Chikerotis was involved with as a member of the CFD.
Also the attempted closure of Firehouse 51 at the start of this season, reminded me of the attempt to close Firehouses in New York City by Mayor Blumeberg in 2011 to balance the city's budget. Just like on the show, in reality many Firefighters, and people from the areas of the city that would have been affected by the closures banded together and managed to stop the closures. This was national news for several weeks and I would not be surprised at all if one or more of the writers from Chicago Fire used it for inspiration for the main story arc of Season 2.
There was a very similar situation in California when a CHP officer arrested a firefighter back in February. www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2014/02/05/272144424/police-officer-arrests-firefighter-at-accident-scene-in-california
andrewkim101 I remember reading that story online. Even thought I don't live in California, I hope that CHP and the Chula Vista Fire Department worked out the issues arising from the communication break down.
JB0071051982 I agree.
andrewkim101
Dang this aired 5 years ago😲
You could tell that cop didn't like taking orders from a black fire chief
This is what ego looks like.
2IC knows the boss too well
I watched all seasons I don't remember that
Season 2 Episode 19.
Some times orders need to be disobeyed
Severide you got to be kidding me
They said that girl was not anywhere near Herman took 3 steps and found her
SUPER🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Season + episode pls
The life of a child means nothing to this cop
Alot more cops like that roam the streets with the rest of us, knowing nothing about their jobs..
which episode is this?
Which episode is this
Every cop has there! Alamo! Moment
What season and episode
Amazing that a random CPD Officer thinks he can arrest a CFD BATTALION CHIEF doing his job.
you picked the wrong cop to mess with
i haven’t even started with you
yes boden thrive
0:32 i like that scene
What season is this
If I was chief I would have get started on woodall
And at that moment when they said I got her he knew he f**k up
What season and episode is this?
What's the name of this episode?
I want to go to the fire department
I can’t stop watching
What episode is this
woodall Wow
What episode
Leo here. Anytime we have fire on the scene and they want to block a lane I ask why don't you block all of them? safety first.
how dare he hand cuff chief Boden