Sniper Shoots Bank Robber Holding Hostages Through A Computer Screen
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Florida police do not play when it comes to criminals. If you want to be a criminal in Florida, Florida police are going to treat you like the criminal you are.
Florida sheriff's office released the video of the armed bank robber being shot as he was holding hostages.
The Florida sniper shot through an actual computer monitor. The monitor could be seen with a big hole in it (while still functioning!)
The bank robber making demands had a knife and claimed he had a bomb while detaining a man and a woman.
Police said they tried to negotiate with him and after the suspect "presented deadly force" an LCSO Special Operations Unit sniper fired a "planned and deliberate shot through a computer monitor," striking the suspect in the center of the forehead and killing him instantly.
Oh, boy, that was a ballsy shot! A 30-40 yard shot from a supported position with what looked like a bolt-action rifle chambered in .308 is difficult, especially in a hostage situation with cameras around.
You only had a target window the size of a forehead, and your supported position was the shoulder of the guy in front of you. Shooting through a computer on top of that is crazy
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They said "I want to know what's going through your head right now" second later it was obvious. Crazy
I assume it was his way of telling the guy to take the shot
Lead poisoning!
Definitely a Sheriff Grady Highlight moment, LOL.
Negotiator: "...On second thought, don't answer that. I think I have a pretty good idea."
Foreshadowing lol or possibly Foreheadshadowing
Did the police negotiator just say "I want to know what's going through your head" and then😵 lights out! WOW!!
I was thinking the same thing!
It’s possible he pointed it at them too.
Premonition? Or did he just know?
@@Chef-vg4pu I don't know if this is an example, but there are times where police will use key phrases to give the okay! It's possible that the negotiator or the person in charge of the operation discussed what the phrase would be should the suspect refuse to cooperate! Or maybe this had been going on for so long the negotiator was just buying time, and that was just a coincidence! Don't know without knowing the full details of this case!
Whoa dude, that’s metal! - the bank robber….probably
Florida doesn't fuck around
Nope.
@GeorgeWashington1776xfaster then inflation
@@Cronrath64🤣🤣🤣
That robber just found out
Your right we don't
Negotiator: “tell us what’s going through your head right now”
Shooter: “LOL .308”
Bad guy: 🤯
😂
😂😂😂
Daaamn... 💪
It has become novel to see a criminal treated like a criminal, rather than see a law abiding citizen be treated like a criminal. These are bad times.
Bad policing is rampant
Humans have always had a thirst for blood.This isn't anything new.Just read your history book.
@@LaCheeserie Bad criminals doing bad things is even more rampant.
666 likes? These are indeed dark times
So True.
No need for a jury.
Spot on truth 👍
This cop was sitting on his balls for stability
I noticed other guys shoulder was the stability.
😅😅😅😅
@@1014pNo. It was definitely the shooters balls. Look closer.
@@1014pI think you may have a brain density issue. The density is more akin to, oh, a brick 🧱? Possibly rocks🪨?
I'd head to your doctor ASAP for an exam.
😮😊😊
He used that gun because he trains with that gun. And he knows exactly how it performs
Wow so what you're saying is, that he didn't use a completely random gun he never shot before ? Amazing.
Wtf is up with the two knotheads above me.
@@yyy-875ur the worst , don't write books in the comment sections
@@yyy-875but stuff like this still requires training. Even if u don’t shoot through objects. This dude probably trains with this gun so he KNOWS how it shoots but obviously not through objects. He probably took the shot cause he was confident and also like I said before, practices with this gun.
@@TonySoprano-on5iu yes, he is tuned in with that rifle.
I live near the bank in fort myers and one of my friends was one of the hostages. She said that it was the scariest moment of her life but she’s thankful to the sniper for her life. Shout out to the LCSO
I got to see where this was. I used to live there long time ago.
what was her name?
@@flipnap2112I doubt she would be comfortable with me sharing that
@@flipnap2112he doesn't know 🤷♂️
@@jasoncaine2600or maybe I just respect my friends privacy
Do not take cover behind a computer monitor.....
It's called concealment, not cover.
@@transtubular I think that was made pretty obvious when the bullet passed through it on its way into the mans brain. Maybe you missed the point but either way in this situation it didn't seem effective at either 😅
@Dunriteproducts I was just clarifying for those who don't know the difference. You are right though, useless as either.
Ok
@@transtubular To the Bank Robber it was cover... or so he thought.
The "blue screen of death" ctl +alt + delete
"Would you want them to take the shot if it were you"
Yes
Yes
oh yeah
Yes God forbid we take care of people making our society worse
Through a monitor that could easily have deflected the bullet into me? No thanks.
Yup!
Maybe Uvalde PD should watch this?
Yeah, from their prison cells.
No shit!
Ur pfp is cursed
Your going to be in trouble for this statement lol.
@@billyray332you're probably right sadly
I have never seen the shoulder of a teammate used as a rifle support before... that is crazy. These guys must really trust each other.
"How much coffee you have this morning, Jim?" "oh, that much? Yo Brad, get your shoulder over here!"
Just realized what the “negotiator” asked the suspect; “what’s going through your head right now?”…😂
.308
Probably a code phrase to signal the sniper if the perp cannot be reasoned with.
Amateurs practice scenarios until they get it right. Professionals practice until they never get it wrong.
Is that a Ranger's Apprentice quote?
It's nice to know that some states still treat criminals like criminals.
"What's going through your head right now?" Some plastic, some glass, and 175 grains of copper jacketed lead.
My brother is a cop in Florida, you are correct, THEY DO NOT PLAY AROUND. They will treat you like a criminal, period! Pew pew!
You stated it correctly, “they will treat you like criminals” even if you’re not. Fixed it for ya, you forgot that part, I’m in FL also. Don’t believe me, come to Bike Week, see it for yourself.
No, you’re wrong, never, ever been arrested, 2 tickets in my life (72 years).
@@petegregory517 i don't need you to fix anything. I know much better than you!
@@petegregory517that's a blatant logical fallacy.
just because you haven't been arrested that doesn't mean Florida police are perfect. The American judicial system is really intense. The USA imprisons more of its population than any country, per capita, by far. I think El Salvador is second. Anyway I'm getting off track, any police force in any state or any country makes wrongful arrest all the time. Did you know that judges disagree with each other about 30% of the time? A jury is slightly higher one or two percent I think. So you could reason that roughly that amount of guilty verdicts are incorrect. There's tons of innocent people in American prison
@@williamfotiou7577 Sure sweetheart, just because your experiences are different from his doesn't make his false and yours true. It's almost like it's a well known and documented phenomena that family members and people who donate regularly to their local police office (car stickers) get preferential treatment. Wish your brother and his husband the best for me.
@@jishani1 It's not his fault you couldn't pass the police academy.
Why '3-0-Hate'? Because anything else, is dumb.
"308! Turning cover into concealment, since 1952"
.50 BMG: "Hold my beer!"
The guy who said he wanted people to shoot criminals to save on paperwork was a Florida sheriff wasn't he?
Yes
That's just wrong in so many ways.
Now this guy yeah but it happens too much
Yes, he was in the panhandle, Grady Judd is in Central Florida & this incident is in South Florida. We have some good sheriffs, top to bottom, across this state.
@@howlinwulfcry harder
@@Anne-pk8gs That's him. Grady. Dude's press conferences are funny.
If this had happened in a "less red" state, the hostage taker would've suddenly become an "unarmed Uber driver who was on his way to take care of his sick grandmother after serving food to orphans when police mercilessly gunned him down while laughing and stomping on puppies," followed by his 1st grade class picture on the news.
That all depends on the hostage takers skin tone
Probably, and the officers would already have murder charges against them
Really? Texas has some of the worst criminal prosecutions in the country. They drop thousands of charges and give probation and Deffered Adjudication like they are candy.
lol “he was cutting cheese slices waiting to withdraw his check”
But, “ he was getting his life in order and going to collage next semester”….
No need for state appointed attorney.
'Nobody is above the law'.
@@bowermate007 Your rights go out the window when you take someone else hostage. I feel like you're aware of that going into it.
@@bowermate007 Maybe don't hold people hostage.
"what's going through your head right now?"
That's some serious foreshadowing 😮
fore, not four
*foreshadowing
Lol.
They were probably using speech to text. So petty to point out these stupid little errors. It's like virtue signaling only intelligence signaling
@@kasper_429 lol text to speech 🤦🏽♂️
@@Dunriteproducts right 😅
"Let me know what's going through your head right now"
Absolute savage.
Dude, I witnessed my 76-year-old uncle and retired U.S. Marine Corps sniper stack bullets at multiple long distances. People like that are born in this world, but they are not from this world.
As for the sniper in Florida, there are a whole lot of bad guys packing their bags and heading to states that are easier targets.
This is not a sarcastic question because you have access to an actual sniper I don’t. What’s your uncle’s opinion of the shot, shooting through an object hit a bad guy holding a holding a witness that close.
Bet your Grandfather would have a heart attack if he saw someone on the range with an ACOG on their rifle. Old school Army 300 meters open iron sites. Your Grandfather... here hold my beer. Much respect.
This criminal now learned the very hard way the difference between cover and concealment
When Height Over Bore Is A Reality.🇺🇲
that would be 2.5"
Planned and deliberate shot through a monitor, my ass. The dude didn't account for offset
@@coboldelphithat takes less than 5 seconds lol
@coboldelphi thats what I'm saying! No way he meant to shoot through... he thought he was shooting over
@jonathancrouse8003 i know, but he didn't know it or think about it. The target was unblocked in the optic, not his barrel. He had zero intentions to shoot through the monitor, never knew it was there.
“Tell me what’s going through your head?” I know what is!
As a retired Florida LEO we train for the crazy stuff, even the prisons train for some crazy things.
P riots are chaotic hell from what I hear.
Facts! After reviewing Department policy, and then running your yearly qualifications through lunch, nothing like having a few hours at the end of training to practice scenarios.
So do you also train for mag dumping your patrol cars when you hear an acorn drop, and shooting innocent people who answer the door to their home holding a gun?
@@riboflavinfolate3964 NO! those were the actions of individuals with the Okaloosa county sheriff's office who exercised very poor judgment.
Probably because y'all have to DEAL WITH FLORIDA MAN on a daily basis!
They blew his mind.
That rifle was his rifle, I'm guessing. He pressed the trigger when he knew what the outcome would be. Sets and reps, folks.
Hey good guy with a gun stopping a bad guy with a weapon. Funny how that works
If you decide to break the law in Florida don't carry anything on your person no guns or knives and if you hear the police say stop you stop or they will stop you permanently.
Lol
Maybe he didn't realize the monitor was in the way from the optic? Because that could have deflected any number of ways.
Computer monitors are quite flimsy. Nothing in them could deflect a decent Tungsten bullet. That being said. That sniper has truck nuts.
Negotiator: "Let me know what's going through your head right now." 😳
I guess he got to see what was in there for sure
.308
I wondering if that line was the OK to send the round.
@@ironheadedDoF the thought had crossed my mind.
@@cafn8ed74 It crossed the criminal's mind :D
"Tell me what's going through your head right now!"
This guy knew what he was doing.
dude literally asked him what the shape of italy was before he booted him off the server.
😂
They just don't make computer monitors like they used to. 😅
😂
CRT FTW
I still have a Dell monitor and tower from 2001 :)
It's the family computer we got when i was in 4th grade. Still works, but won't get passed the windows screen... i think it has windows xp? Man i feel old...
@@breezy2sheetsWhats Windows XP😂
@@breezy2sheets I was installing Dell systems with Windows 2000 Pro on them back then. Did a 5000 unit rollout in 2001. Those computers were the best.
Marceno doesn't need press conferences, he has results.
Negotiater: Let me know what's going through your head right now
Sniper: You gotta love what you do chief
No need for imprisonment.
Yeah. Why waste tax payer money when the guy is obviously guilty.
@@valeriestevens5250 85 cents for the bullet, pretty economical.
@@PK-pp3lu Lots cheaper than prison!
Repetition is the mother of skill
I’ve lived in Florida my entire life, there’s no issue with law and order in this state.
I was there for 8 months... you're lying 🤷♂️
“Blue” city????
@@jasoncaine2600 Anywhere you go it comes down to where you’re at. No state is completely devoid of crime. I was in California last year, visited LA, San Francisco and few other cities. I had great time and it was a good experience. Meaning, nothing is ever as good as they say, or as bad. All I was saying is that law enforcement is usually well backed by all branches of the government here in Florida. If you’re looking for perfection, it doesn’t exist.
I just moved to Florida. I feel very safe
@@AKlover Yes, I live in South Florida, better known as Miami. It’s a blue city, but the Liberals here are not as extreme. I have Liberal friends, but the closer to the general election we get the farther we’ve drifted apart. 🤔😆 They can’t stand DeSantis or Trump, and it doesn’t end there. 🫢😂
Half way through reading title
Sniper shoots bank robber...
(clicks)
"Say less". - Me
Love your show, Colion! Keep going brother.
"Ballsy" accurately describes it. 👍👍
Let me know what's goin through your head right now. HAHA 0:58
Not a bullet..
😂
Lib’z gonna be mad!
Nah he will vote Democrat forever now.
I heard the click of the safety..
what can’t a suppressed bolt .308 do?
Bolt action can't do a quick follow-up shot easily. Aimed shots on a scoped bolt action are like 1.5-2s (when shooting like normal), and a big part of that time is lifting the face, running the bolt, and getting behind the scope again.
Sure, if your bolt action is smooth and safe to cycle the bolt without breaking cheek wield, then you can possibly lose nearly half of that time. Still, 0.75-1s with a whole lot of sight disruption, assuming you didn't waste any time and didn't short-chuck it or get hung up.
Gas-operated rifles like a SCAR cycle in 0.1s, you can shoot as fast as you can control the recoil.
@@JohnZ556 Thats why straight pull bolts were made.
@@PK-pp3lu Faster, not by much tho. Like one extra shot every few shots compared to 60° bolt throw, even smaller difference compared to 45°.
Still not close to semi auto.
Don't get me wrong, I love a lightweight Cross, it's just I will never pick it over a SCAR if the target is close, can fight back or in multiple.
Mechanical Offset is something you need to learn about.
The trusty old 308 is still around for a reason. It has a lot of power with the benefit of being a short-action cartridge.
"I want to know what's going through your head right now,"
Sniper: a .308?
Negotiator: "Keep talking to me, tell me whats going through your head right now." Sniper: "Here you go, 175gr BTHP." LOL
Training makes a BIG difference
Would "I" have taken that shot?! Are you nuts? That was a support system that can't be beaten.
Sheriff Grady would be proud.
Probably a "hold my beer" moment for him.
California will buy you lunch.
Prolly some drugs too.
This would be Paul Harrell: We are out on the range today testing computer monitors....
You said that you had all these questions. I can see that for sure. Myself, I took what I learned in sniper school. Mind you, the one I went to was not a full sniper school. I am former SOG Army Europe. 86-89. With that I already knew long range shooting to a point. Not like I was taught. But, switched it up and added that skill and knowledge to my varmint hunting. I use anywhere from a 22-250, 223, 243 and 308. I zero everything dead on at 200 yards. Here's where it gets fun. I use calibrated targets for each of my firearms. Meaning I reload and know what each one is running. Say my 22-250. Bullseye at 200 makes it 1.8 inches high at a 100 yrds. Since the bullet is from the muzzle to a 100 it is raising 1.8 inches. Kentucky windage my Dad called it. At 30 yrds it would be maybe 3/4 high of the crosshairs. So, aim 3/4 in low. It is a guessing game without exact distance and a graph to look at. Sometime dumb luck over skill works too.
This is what you call a MAN!!!
you have no clue what a man is.
Lee county is not the place to pull that crap. I miss working with the S.O. there in Florida, my department was one county over from Lee and we did not play either.
What county was acorn cop in? Y'all trade war stories. LMAO!
Collier by any chance?
Are you asking if criminals should be treated as criminals? Hasn’t the move away from that been causing myriad problems?
“I wanna know what’s going through your head right now”
I some how doubt he intentionally meant to shoot through the monitor. He got lucky it didn't deflect and hit the hostage
Not sure. Depends on how he had the scope zeroed. At this close of a range, mechanical offset is very much a thing. I find it hard to believe he would have taken that shot with no way to judge offset. He would have had to have been aiming at the top of the guy's head. Maybe he misjudged the offset and like you say, didn't realize it was going to go through the screen first.
As for a deflection, that also depends on how close the guy was to the monitor. If he was directly behind it, very low risk. More than 10 feet though, risky. I dunno, maybe more like over 20 feet. But I'm sure they practice shooting through barriers to get a better feel for how much they can pull off.
We often forget there is very little around us that can over true cover. Most of it turns into merely concealment when anything over a .22 LR is used.
shooting through any object is very risky
LMAO!!! Nobody gonna talk about the irony of the cop asking him "Let me know what's going through your head right now?" LMAO!!!! About 180 grains!
Love this channel and any other that gives good info on gun holders. Blessings to the good people of the world 🌎.
It was a success, so I won't play Monday Morning Quarterback and 2nd guess the decisions.
I can’t believe the negotiator said tell me what’s going through your head right now!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Remember, there's no such thing as gun violence.
Try to get a interview with him
Pop goes the weasel
Classic case of Fuck Around and Find Out.....
"Now keep talking to us we want to help you we want to help you" bam!!!
There is a hole in the upper right corner of the monitor just before the SWAT member moves it to jump over the counter.
Almost like a bullet went through it, right?
@@Batmann_I had the same thought! LMFAO 😂 but, it was really nice to let people know that bullets do infact make holes. Thanks David ❤
@@adrielburned6924 David was addressing the comment by Colion that the bullet went ovr the monitor.
I’d love to have more details here because how did they allow that guy to shoot through a monitor like that without being concerned about deflection drift?
Woops.
yolo
Modern flat-panel monitors have almost no effect when you're dealing with that sort of distance and the velocity of the projectile in this case.
You're dealing with a lot of soft plastic, basically - computer monitors aren't designed to be structurally sound beyond supporting their own weight, which is generally less than five pounds. If anything, the only thing that could possibly modify the trajectory when taking this shot is if the monitor was attached to some sort of desk or wall mount, which would be made of steel and thus be able to affect the trajectory of the projectile; even cheap, low-grade steel is absolutely sturdy enough to do that.
At a farther distance, it could be an issue due to velocity degradation, possible tumbling of the bullet itself, and atmospheric/weather effects at, say, 100+ yards in an outdoor environment, but in that situation the sniper would presumably be in an elevated position so as to put the reticle directly on the target anyway and thus compensate for all of those factors.
Probably figured it was minimal if not negligent at that range with how close behind the monitor he was. Still I can see that being a wild variable to account for on the fly with tensions high
They chose a round designed to shoot through intermediate clutter without deflecting. You must remember swat anticipates these exact scenarios. Clearly they don’t say: “Well I can’t get a shot cause (glass, door, monitor) is blocking. They choose the round accordingly. Historical precedent: 357 mag specifically designed in 1935 to penetrate car doors and remain effective.
Negotiator
“Keep talking LET ME KNOW WHAT’S GOING THROUGH YOUR HEAD RIGHT NOW.”😂😂😂
“Let me know what is going through your head right now, what concerns you have…pew…. Done”
Yes!
Max headroom
Well, it's open air now.
"Tell me what's going through your head right now?"
Very ironic question from the negotiator.
🤣🤣🤣
The robber doesnt even know he got shot
Fort Myers Florida… dang, hadn’t heard of this.. when did it happen?
Negotiator: let me know what's going through your head right now.
Snipper: in one second it will be .308
Florida....FAFO!
👍
[negotiator] _"keep talking to us. What's going through your head?"_
[thug] *"huh? What you mean by that?"*
That's what you call a bullseye
You and Donut must’ve caught this video same time lol
Obviously using aimbot.
😂😂😂😂
Sheriff: "I want to know what's going through your head right now"
Sniper: "it's about to be .308 chief"
guy is a savage for saying "I want to know whats going through your head right now" that cop is gonna be giggling about that one for the rest of his life everytime he tells that story at a bar.
deputy made a small deposit
Fucking badass. That is fucking badass.
What a tragic waste of a monitor !
I think these guys were way closer than 40 yards!
Yeah, more like 40 feet.
40 feet = 13 yards. Pretty much point-of-aim/ point-of-impact for .308.
@@irvan36mm What? No way. Not for a rifle zeroed at 200 or 300 yards. I don't even think you could zero a scope or optic that close without using 20 degree rings or something.
Unless I'm misunderstanding you, that would make a distance shot with such a rifle impossible.
"deliberately through the computer monitor".... AKA, he missed, and got lucky. Snipers know that glass and plastics deflect bullets, so their path after impact is random.
Deflection from an almost-squared-on monitor is irrelevant if the target is immediately behind the deflector. Windshield is different because it is thicker (and 3-ply laminated sandwiched) and raked.
@@aliendroneservices6621it wasn’t even close to square. 😂
Regardless that the monitor poses no real issue, you don't deliberately shoot through a barrier in this case. The shooter didn't account for height over bore at that distance and just got lucky. I'm to believe at no point the bad dude is not covered by the monitor, and you just had to shoot through it? Additionally, that would imply he never had the target in his sights and superimposed him imaginary.
@@coboldelphi Sniper had the x-ray optic from black ops 2
@@coboldelphi Yep, he eff-ed up on the mechanical offset.
“I just wanna know what’s going through your head right now”
Pretty sure I know what went through his head