The city these cops are from have a population under 500, and both look hella young for cops. Guarantee this is the most high-stress situation they've ever seen since joining, that should put at least a little perspective on their actions. They were clearly just underexposed to situations like this and tried to run through multiple steps of their training at the same time.
@@MrRjizz yeah and thats also a reason why there is a cop shortage in europe lol. nobody wants to study 2-4 years for being a cop. and look at europe now... crime is outta control.
I'd love to see how you would operate under those pressures. There are some situations that are so intense, it transcends any human's ability to stay calm and make PERFECT sense. There are going to be verbal mistakes. Don't like it? Go protest. Put up a big sign that says "Fat Internet Troll Lives Matter"
@@jacket5456 No! You can’t criticize or make fun of cops! Any mistakes they make are ok since you wouldn’t do any better than those trained to handle these situations!
The phone was in his hand, all he had to do was leave it in his hand and the cop can take it. Dumbass passenger decides to put his hands and phone on the dash. When you admit to having a gun in your pocket, you do exactly what the cop says. You don't move when a cop says don't move. If the cop says give me your phone, allow the cop to take it out of your hand. He did none of those things. Yet, the cops were still polite as fuck to them. Considering the possibility of a car crash was high, speeds were high and people could've died.
@@jacket5456 wtf r u on about tf the passenger isn't dumb the officer should've grabbed it himself and then cuff him then make him spin around giving mindless commands
X and chat when drunk driver: crime was committed when they entered the vehicle WeirdChamp X and chat when reckless driver speeding at 120mph: HOOOOLY GIGACHAD
Everyone saying the cop is stressed out, but the guy is almost handling it better than the cop. The cop literally has a gun pointed at him and the guy is calmly even telling him and informing them of his gun. Cop needs to keep his cool and deescalate the situation while also dearming him the fastest he can, which IMO would go much smoother with the cop not yelling at him and giving him weird ass commands.
The cop doesn’t know who’s in the car though, plenty of videos where the cop is calm and they still get shot. This outcome is the best since they’re scared into submission after driving away from the cops……
I was staying in a pretty remote community in Northern Quebec and my friend would drive so fast on the highways cause they were usually empty. At one point he was going 180kph and while turning going into the other lane, slowing down just a bit for the turns. I never got in a car with him again. It's a good thing too cause he got into an accident like a month after that
@@rapid9534 absolute brindead take you cant even think for yourself -8 iq just from smoking the first time no thank you. If life is hard dont run like a pussy to drugs and alcohol JUST DEAL WITH IT because someone else has too. your struggles is just like everyone else. find your passion and strive.
@@TheRealHp Wdym? Everyone who watches him knows he takes Adderall all the time. Maybe he's going lighter these days, but he definitely still takes it.
*cops in a stressful situation after a long high speed chase, expecting the worst of the armed criminals* xqc: man theyre pretty bad at this stuff ?????? how is he so fucking fried, is his lack of sleep really that badly affecting his rational thinking?
@@Miwhe xqc i can always forgive for any dogshit takes because he's the one taking shit as the streamer. however the anonymous chatters with the worst opinions of mankind i'd like to think are all bots, because that helps me sleep better at night.
over the span of 7 seconds, the cop told the guy "dont move" , "keep your hands up", "put your phone down", " give me your phone" , "don't move" , "put your hands up". If you think that's good policework you need help
The chat get so aggressive towards the cops as soon as they catch them and start arresting them, as if they didn't just take the cops on a high speed chase or something 😂
And? It's literally their job to do that and de-escalate the situation. Instead they got emotional because they had to do their job that day and were overly aggressive and confrontational because of it. They are not fit for police work.
@@lachlantrescott5533 The problem isn't that they're screaming. It's that they're emotionally unstable and not calm. That's what causes people to die in these situations. The people getting pulled over should never be more calm than the police. It's literally counter-intuitive.
So xqc goes hard against people who drive while under the influence because of the fact they can kill someone and says they deserve life (which is understandable). But when someone recklessly evades up to high speeds, with the same chance of killing someone, he gets upset when the cops treat the driver roughly lmao
The sentence and the process of arresting a person are separate things. Just because someone deserves a harsh sentence doesn't mean the cops are allowed to treat them roughly
I mean he evaded in empty country roads there’s a difference. They’re treating them as if they just stabbed 6 people when for all states and purposes it’s just reckless driving. They tell them to drop what they have but also not to move and threaten them to shoot them every 5 seconds. The cops handled the arrest very poorly.
Sentencing and punishment take place inside the courtroom, not outside during detainment. Police need to only use as much force as is necessary and no more.
@@nateeaton7729 If we looked at every police response to these kinds of situations and compare them, I genuinely think we'd see a net positive impact on society as a whole.
Nothing like a bunch of people who spend 15+ hours a day on the internet criticizing people's jobs they know nothing about. Absolutely hate the internet sometimes. "Part of his job to be trained" - is something a close-minded person would say, sorry. As if you haven't made a million mistakes, like any human would, in every single job in the world.
4Head just deescalate! These goofy ah internet/video game addicts think they know everything and are trying to tell people how to do their jobs. btw, it is almost always smol brain to think cops are the problem.
Bro you are insane. These cops need to be sent back to training camp lmao. Imagine if the cop shot the dude because he had a trigger finger. People that make these kinds of mistakes need to be at mcdonalds flipping burgers.
@@nighthawk2548 "Imagine if" - well they didn't. Full stop. We can speculate all we want, but they did their job. Speculation is a useless argument, especially if you know nothing about the job itself.
but its a job where they are putting peoples lives at risk, professionalism is a pretty big part of that type of work. When you are pointing a loaded weapon at someone with high tensions there is very much risk of a shooting, like for example even accidents like thinking they have there taser out but really its there firearm and shoot a unarmed person that already had multiple officers on top of them.
Holy fuck just because they are compliant doesn't mean shit, he ran from the cops and when they confronted them the passenger had a gun, this guy is already willing to run from cops they don't know if he has a gun and whether or no he would use it, of course they're gonna keep their guns pointed and him. should they have been less aggressive? sure but they mostly like have a ton of adrenaline and are probably just focused on making sure this two canca stick users keep their hands up. Plus once they were in handcuffs they calmed down and were actually pretty chill with the two.
So he was busy making sure they kept their hands up but at the same time was telling one of the dudes to either put down his phone or hand it to him while also telling him not to move? Next thing you know he goes to put his phone down and gets turned into Swiss cheese because "he was reaching". Absolutely restarded.
No one was complaining that they had their guns Drawn, Making up arguments that weren't even there to begin with. Also having a ton of adrenaline pumping should not be an excuse to make.
Yeah Ive watched enough Donut Operator videos to know that every cop interaction isnt gonna be as nice as Hasan viewer chat wants it to be. The cop was super aggressive verbally but after they were in handcuffs there was no problems at all.
Yeah man, the modern hatred for cops by Hiss-an types is mega cringe. I give Mr Cow the benefit of the doubt, because maybe he just wants to 'react' and provide """content""". agreed, Donut is very informative.
Hasan viewers expect cops to make a 6 course fucking meal for criminals and treat them like royalty. Idgaf if feeling get hurt and the cops give attitude. As long as a reckless and dangerous driver is apprehended without any excessive use of violence, then that’s completely fine.
Yeah, most of them will end up with a innocent person getting bit by a k9 in a church (while blind), or get mistaken as a escaped convict and get bitten by a k9, or just shot just because the cops felt like killing
The PIT begins when the pursuing vehicle pulls alongside the fleeing vehicle so that the portion of the pursuer's vehicle forward of the front wheels is aligned with the portion of the target vehicle behind the back wheels. The pursuer gently makes contact with the target's side, then steers sharply into the target. The pursuer must also accelerate or its bumper will slide off the target vehicle.[4] As soon as the fleeing vehicle's rear tires lose traction and start to skid, the pursuer continues to turn in the same direction until clear of the target. This is more of a committed lane change than an actual turn. The target will turn in the opposite direction, in front of the pursuer, and will spin out. The PIT may be done from either side, but consideration must be given to where both cars will end up. Typically, another police car will tail the PIT unit to proceed with the arrest, while the PIT unit recovers its own control and completely stops the car. The PIT does not immobilize the suspect vehicle and to prevent further flight, two police cars need to pin the suspect between them, front and rear. One wiki article can tell you that RAMMING and PITTING, are not the same.
@@ryab123456789 have you ever driven a car? there is no way to gently push another car from the side... By the way, first wiki search here "The PIT maneuver (precision immobilization technique[1]) or TVI (tactical vehicle intervention) is a pursuit tactic in which a pursuing vehicle forces a fleeing vehicle to turn sideways abruptly, causing the driver to lose control and stop." Also "The technique is also known as tactical ramming, legal intervention, and fishtailing." the word "ramming" pretty much explains it, there is no "softly" on the wiki tho, wich makes your argument kinda pointless...
@Pyrotechnical varies from dept to dept but it's common for cops to open fire on a vehicle ramming because it's seen as a deadly weapon. So if they had it would've been seen as just.
Usually when getting a CCW license the instructor will heavily stress the legal requirement to inform law enforcement of your weapon when in contact with them for a stop of any kind.
The cops who stopped the chase weren't bad for small town guys idk what x is smokin. I think the "put your phone down. Dont move" instruction was a mistake on their part but the important thing is they recognised he was complying and obviously didn't shoot. That other dude who showed up out of uniform was weird as hell though....he was being way too intimidating to the passenger guy for no reason
you’re braindead the cop in the sweater violated the passengers rights multiple times bro was going through his phone without his permission really hope this happens to you next
Guys put everyone’s lives in danger with their car, xqc would act different if these guys were swinging a gun around with bullets I in it, but xqc can’t wrap his head around how driving 120 is dangerous
With the girl that got arrested she was compliant from the time they arrived. These guys were running away, got boxed and pitted, they were clearly unpredictable, they couldn't just casually give orders.
@@hider23232 these are small town cops, ina high stress situation, where up until the arrest, the driver and passenger were resisting, the cops establishing authority albeit in a counter productive way doesn't take away the fact they didn't actually harm them and did there job as was required.
@@hider23232 if you think these are "bad" cops, i'd love to your opinion on cops that abuse there power to sexually assault women, and kill black men for no real reason.
X calling them compliant when they've literally just been speeding around the city while being chased by multiple police with sirens on, not complying, is actually goated
Of course that wasn't what he was talking about. Please don't be another braindead twitch user. The streamer guy is obviously talking about how they reacted once caught. In most of these videos the people actually pull a gun act disorderly and refuse to comply on demand these two seem to have instantly accepted their fate after the pit and complied the rest of the way
@@jamesmcgaha5166 they already proved they’re unpredictable so until they’re in handcuffs they’re a threat Even xqc admitted being wrong lmfao get the fuck out of here
He clearly meant compliant during the arrest tho. They were disarmed, checked, and handcuffed on the floor. Why would the officers keep shouting and threatening to shoot them? The danger is already neutralized and the criminals are cooperating. They were just power tripping
@@SofijaSofijaSofija I'm pretty sure the fact that the man with the gun did not try to shoot the police by surprise when he had the opportunity should be already proof enough that they had given up and were cooperating with the police. I don't know what kind of law enforcer feels threatened by a disarmed and handcuffed man on the ground. I wouldn't feel secure knowing police officers themselves are not confident and calm even after they already neutralized a danger. It won't be funny when they mistaken an innocent civilian for a criminal and shoot them down because they are unable to assess the situation and perceive the suspect may had been resisting when they weren't
he is literally "Reacting" watch the original video if his take is such an issue, while I agree he has rather bad takes he's allowed to give a take on something he's reacting to (pepega i saw reply that's a fair way to rephrase)
Bro I don't get how chat is even trying to help the guys getting arrested lmao. These guys not only played real life GTa getaway, but also dipped twice when being cornered. I dunno how nice you guys want the popo to be towards them. Now if crazy drivers like this hit some old lady or something THEN you guys will hop on the other side of the story and root for the popos lol. If everyone broke law and law enforcers "respect them and gently guided them to the police station", every fucking person will have reasons and excuse to do something.
when they were stopped from that point on they were EXTREMELY compliant civilians, textbook example of what you should do when the officers tell you to put your hands up while aiming at you, yet the cops were freaking out giving really bad verbal commands and also did not extract them from the vehicle in the best way possible or with the fastest speed
You don't get to pretend to be compliant after being forced to stop. He got Pit Maneuvered. Its not like he willingly gave up. It was just as likely that they are just pretending and looking for an opportunity to fight/flee then being compliant.
yeah you can, Also you don't RAM when doing a Pit Maneuver hence why its not a pit its a RAM. Also he Willingly gave up when he couldn't run away anymore.
@@oooooooooo2764 my point still stands there was still a decent chance they were pretending and waiting for a chance to act. 120 is probably the most that guys car could do.
funny how chat complaining about how the cops are nervous and mad, i guess the most nerve racking moment chatters had in their lives is ordering food from mcdonald's.
Suspects blow through like 30 stop signs, race through multiple residential areas, weave in and out of traffic at over 100 mph, have to be run off the road to end the chase, and have a loaded gun with a bullet in the chamber. XQC: "These are the most compliant people I've seen" They're only compliant because if they aren't they'll get shot at this point. In this situation, you treat the suspects as if they intend to take any minor chance given to flee or attack the officer. They did exactly what you should when detaining individuals who put dozens of potential lives at risk. Firm, aggressive, assertive, and controlling.
Really? They got all people out of the situation unharmed, despite there being a gun present. And were BEYOND polite to the passenger. Motherfucker had the balls to complain that the free police ride was gonna take a long time. Motherfucker, you could've just died in a car crash and you're worried about getting to work on time. Count your blessings.
how about stop playing clash of clans while your buddy is in a highspeed chase and get the fucking phone out of your hand 20 mins before the cops even stop his ass
@@scottyensen Again, you talk exactly like someone that never lived anything remotely close to this. The day you're almost entirely functioning on adrenaline is the day you'll understand how the human brain respond to it. Anyone who's not used to this feeling (like a rookie or a guy working in a shit hole like in the video where nothing happens) will get affected by this.
"PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN!" He starts putting his phone down. "Just gimmy your phone. DON'T MOVE!" "Put your hands up!" Dude.. That cop really needs more training during stressful situations. It's very bad to give orders that contradict each other. How do you expect someone to put the phone down, then give you the phone, but also do that without moving, while having your hands up.
@@galaxycat8991 the cop said that after the guy failed to drop the phone, maybe the cop should’ve been more specific about how to put it down but his orders are capable of being complied with if you use a little common sense, but I understand the criminal might be stressed and I’d probably do the same stupid thing if I were in his position.
never knew xqc was a cop he knows how to perfectly handle this situation ok the more I watch this the more x becomes dumb he wants cops to not feel emotions is this guy serious streamer btw
These police were acting as professional as you could in this situation considering the adrenaline. If you're faced with two people that have proven (yes, that passenger is guilty by association) that they will act in a unpredictable way, then their "compliance" doesn't mean a thing until they've been completely apprehended, notice how respectful the police were after that? Weird.
People like Felix have been conditioned to be overly critical of police officers. These types lack critical thinking, and the empathy to understand what it would be like to be in the officer's shoes in these situations. He thinks they're not fit for duty because they shouted and used harsh language. Never mind the fact that the driver is responsible for damaging their police cars and putting the cops lives and the lives of everyone in that area at risk with that high speed chase. So that driver has proven himself to be a potential killer. And what's funny is that thanks to the "defund the police / ACAB" crowd, we have more bad officers than ever because police departments aren't able to fire and replace the bad officers now, so they have to keep the bad ones. And we can also thank these anti-police idiots for all of our cities being lawless hellholes, where all the businesses are having to move away. Nice going, Hasan viewers.
@@Ploobie86 Bro they're not fit for duty because they fail to give simple instructions to the people they're supposed to be arresting. I don't give af that they're shouting it's the fact that they are telling the suspects to move and not move at the same time.
@@nighthawk2548 So you are saying they aren’t fit for duty just because they misspoke just one time during a very stressful situation. I know that cops are trained and should be able to handle these situations but face reality bud, if were gonna fire cops that make a simple mistake such as that one you will find the world to be a much more dangerous place. Look at our country as of right now, i highly doubt people want to be a cop, mostly because of all the pressure and don’t forget there is also the defunding issue. You wont really have any more cops left to protect you when something bad happens to you if we are gonna fire people over such minor mistakes. Be realistic.
@@NINJA-eq9qj I know police training is bare bones as fuck. The information on police training public information, so you could look it up too if you wanted.
@@JsphCrrll I mean, I guess that depends where you're from. I'm from Quebec, Canada (same as X) and here the police training is 3 years + Nicolet for additional formations once you've got your diploma. It's a whole lot more than the USA cops
Wow, that's the only genuine fuck-up this comment section can find, the PIT was textbook and the car was reversing as the cop's car approached cause the reverse lights turned on.
Cause they know their superior officer (The one with no uniform on) is a hot-headed loser who bends the laws and would arrest the guy just to puff his chest out some. Typical small town cop energy.
So I've been a paramedic for 3 years now. And there's something we call brain freezes. It usually happens to rookies or workers in shit holes like this one where nothing ever happens. Basically, you're so stressed about what's going on that your brain is all over the place. You tell them to ''drop their phone'' but immediately forget you did because you're thinking about 16 things at once. I believe this is what's happening here. People think it's stupid but its something you'll never truly understand until you're in a very intense stress situation.
That’s all fine and good… but maybe don’t slam into the back of non moving vehicles and then hop on comms saying the guy backed right into you. Or slam into one again at the end and he gets to tell his buddies it was a wild pit. What you said was correct but that officer is clearly retarded.
No, it is your job to uphold your professionalism, it doesn't matter if the suspect is not professional about it or not. It is your job to handle the case as carefully as possible. There are so many ways that a case gets thrown away because of mishandling the situation. And ofc, it will sometimes lead someone to get hurt.
@@wrx1th873 Right? I agree with you like how is it so difficult to ask police officers to be professional. It's insane how people always give police a pass but then they'd be ready to crucify the McDonalds worker for not being professional towards them. Such bootlickers.
Do I understand that he is angry, sure, but you have to control yourself, best not to let out your emotions out, worse case to let emotions hijack your decision making, things go really go south. Also if the suspect is complying, it would be dumb to still be aggressive and yell and scream. Dragging the driver out was mistreatment. Yes I am aware of what they did, putting so many lives at risk, but there is still humanity at display here. There is a reason why we don't starve out prisoners or beat the shit out of them wheneever we want etc.
When they start a chase they jeopardize the cops lives as well as the people in the city, they have a right to treat them like that also adrenaline plays a big part (dogshit take to say they signed up for the job so it’s on them, X is actually a NPC)
I mean, cops are trained to stay calm and rational during these situations. If you let your emotions and adrenaline take control of your actions easily, you shouldn’t be a cop. When a suspect is being compliant, cops aren’t supposed to drag someone out of their car like that lol.
Yeah, I think this is the video that is finally making me unfollow this braindead NPC. It's not enough of an injustice that some low IQ streamer makes millions from playing video games, reacting to other people's work, and pushing gambling on kids. That streamer also has the nerve to sit there and criticize men who are contributing something real and important to society. What a world where the men who risk their lives for our safety get paid very little, while the millionaire man-child sits there and criticizes them because they were emotional in a situation that involves a violent criminal and the possibility of life or death (since the driver showed he was willing to put lives at risk with that high speed chase). Felix needs to grow up and gain perspective and gratitude.
@@despair2212 no amount of training can stop adrenaline from taking over. god im losing my mind with all these moronic takes about things you have zero idea about
@@nickwx9816 @nickwx I meant letting adrenaline make you act on your impulsive thoughts, like instantly shooting a suspect or being overly aggressive on them. Cops are trained to stay professional as possible during these situations.
I love these cops, that drive endangered alot of people and chances were he wasnt even gonna get a ticket for 11 over. Glad they dragged him out the way they did 100% deserved.
Idt the guy was scared of the ticket. He was scared because he was on probation (assuming because of the ankle monitor) and knew he'd be doubly fucked because he had possession of weed while driving a vehicle. Chose the FAFO route which was very stupid.
@@nateeaton7729 Apart from when he said dont move put the gun on the dash dont move, I think they did fine. Yelling is a really good way to make sure someone stupid listens.
@@Galahime how about the guy threatening to send the passenger to jail for literally no reason? Or the face that they treated the driver with way more respect than the innocent passenger?
Most of chat don't even know how to fucking drive. How stressful do you think a car chase is? They could've stomped on the break and cause a concussion on the cop chasing behind them. How is it not reasonable for the cops to be pissed when they finally caught them? I get that some if not most cops are bad, but come on.
still bad at their jobs, doesn't matter if this and that could have happened and it hurts their little feelings. You are justifying unprofessional behavior, if you want your police to act based on emotion then good luck brother.
doesn't matter how stressful the situation is or how pumped with adrenaline they are, they are literally trained as police officers to overcome this and obviously these idiots can't do that.
@@darkmatter9233 ???? Why are we acting like cops are supposed to be cold blooded emotionless robots that are supposed to be calm and collected just because they went through training? Even veteran soldiers can feel nervous, anxious, and jumpy. Another thing is, what bad thing did they exactly do? They yelled at the guys, is that a bad thing now? They searched them, cuffed them, and after they got cuffed they were relatively chill then. They didn't hit them or anything. They could've very well been dangerous and shit, but hindsight clouds your vision. I can't even say that them yelling is an overreaction. Tell me, are you even old enough to drive a car?
@@redcube9629 that's what they're trained for. its literally their job to deescalate the situation. maybe if you can't handle a situation like that maybe consider NOT becoming a cop.
I agree with X on police not being fit for the job, I get where he's coming from, it's like deciding to be a plumber but having a panic attack every time you smell shit
these deputies must have learned from the tiktok where the guys like "Stand up! get those arms up and get down! get up and keep those arms down! sit down and stand up! arms up and get down on the ground god dammit! stand up!"
Its almost like cops are humans too, who experience emotions and feelings, like being stressed and anxious. Every situation, department, and city are different, different officers act different ways.
Idk why people expect cops to be perfect human beings without any negative emotion, nobody is perfect. Obviously we still expect a good degree of professionalism from them but here they still complete the job without anyone getting hurt so idk what X and some in chat are trying to get at.
@@UrMom-jb7vl people expect cops to be exeptional human beings, you know, their job kindda requires some resposability. If you are not fit to be a cop, then you shouldn´t be one
thats fine and i agree but they are acting as agents of the state that have the monopoly on violence its fine that people hold them to a stricter standard than most people
@@AlexRib of course and I made that point, but again, they are not perfect human beings, nobody is, they will show their negative emotions at times and thats fine as long as its brief and nobody gets hurt which is what happens here.
I don't think x understands the severity of the situation. When they fled they endangered the lives of everyone around, and when they made the arrest just the fact he had a handgun with a loaded round makes it a very dangerous situation. And them being high at the same time clouds their judgment, so you never know what may happen.
they used lethal force on the officers by backing into them and also endangered public safety by speeding so i think that being really pissed off even though they were compliant at the end is justified
My man ain’t been the same since home alone.....he thinks he can shoot out tires with a nail gun from behind. 😂
@XQC.. at least make the x and c lower case dawg
Only if the gun had enough NAAAAAAAILS
GUN
They have tire grappling devices bro, just google "Police Tire Net"
The commentary by him is absolutely ridiculous
if xqc ever got pulled over they would think he just snorted a huge line of coke and arrest him for dui lol
He lives in Canada, his cadence and accent aren't foreign where he is. Plus, he can't drive lol.
@@jacket5456 he lives in a LA actually 🤓Parasocial
@@jacket5456plus its probably not even illegal there
bro needs a license first
@@jacket5456 "his cadence and accent aren't foreign where he is."
I can ASSURE you that people in *canada* do NOT speak in *hieroglyphs*
xqc has got one of the most brain dead chats I've ever seen
Honestly
The brain dead streamer creates a cesspool of brain dead chatters
Ong
you haven't seen forsen chat then pepeLaugh
@@FineNight TRUE LULE
The city these cops are from have a population under 500, and both look hella young for cops. Guarantee this is the most high-stress situation they've ever seen since joining, that should put at least a little perspective on their actions. They were clearly just underexposed to situations like this and tried to run through multiple steps of their training at the same time.
@@test-zg4hv Too true. Too many facts entering my brain. You're forcing me to be rational. I don't want to stop being a troll, it hurts being a human.
how does that boot taste pal?
Maybe if they were trained longer then 30 weeks this wouldn’t be a problem most cop programs outside the us are two years for a reason
So they handled it bad is what you said?
@@MrRjizz yeah and thats also a reason why there is a cop shortage in europe lol. nobody wants to study 2-4 years for being a cop. and look at europe now... crime is outta control.
HE WAS NICER TO THE DRIVER THAN THE PASSENGER AHAHAHAHAHAHA
Police: Don't move, get your hands up, don't move , put your phone down.
pepeMeltdown
I'd love to see how you would operate under those pressures. There are some situations that are so intense, it transcends any human's ability to stay calm and make PERFECT sense. There are going to be verbal mistakes. Don't like it? Go protest. Put up a big sign that says "Fat Internet Troll Lives Matter"
@@jacket5456thx jacket. Very cool
@@jacket5456 Get a load of this “pick me” mf
@@jacket5456 No! You can’t criticize or make fun of cops! Any mistakes they make are ok since you wouldn’t do any better than those trained to handle these situations!
"Put your hands up!"
"Don't move!"
"Drop your phone!"
"Gimme your phone!"
"DONT MOVE"
cmon bruh.
Give me your phone DONT MOVE! i’m surprised he didn’t shoot him right there.
The phone was in his hand, all he had to do was leave it in his hand and the cop can take it. Dumbass passenger decides to put his hands and phone on the dash. When you admit to having a gun in your pocket, you do exactly what the cop says. You don't move when a cop says don't move. If the cop says give me your phone, allow the cop to take it out of your hand. He did none of those things. Yet, the cops were still polite as fuck to them. Considering the possibility of a car crash was high, speeds were high and people could've died.
@@jacket5456 cope
@@jacket5456 wtf r u on about tf the passenger isn't dumb the officer should've grabbed it himself and then cuff him then make him spin around giving mindless commands
@@jet2507 you are strange
@@hunterpeterson1495 sez u
My boy got pulled over for speeding and had a joint in his cup holder and the cop asked how much he bought it for, gave him a warning and that was it.
W cop
Cop: How much was it, son?
Your Friend: I think like... $2?
Cop: No wonder you don't look high. Have a great day, sir.
X and chat when drunk driver: crime was committed when they entered the vehicle WeirdChamp
X and chat when reckless driver speeding at 120mph: HOOOOLY GIGACHAD
Everyone saying the cop is stressed out, but the guy is almost handling it better than the cop. The cop literally has a gun pointed at him and the guy is calmly even telling him and informing them of his gun. Cop needs to keep his cool and deescalate the situation while also dearming him the fastest he can, which IMO would go much smoother with the cop not yelling at him and giving him weird ass commands.
wtf? like those guys run around and you guys want them to blow cakes like birthday when they got caught? typical american iq
The cop doesn’t know who’s in the car though, plenty of videos where the cop is calm and they still get shot. This outcome is the best since they’re scared into submission after driving away from the cops……
Chats lack of understanding always amazes me
Armchair know-it-all. You love to see it.
True. Felix would be a useless worm in a situation like this. It's so easy for him to criticize from his gaming chair.
@@Ploobie86 I mean, you can still criticize something but know you wouldn’t do better
said the kettle to the pot
@@Ploobie86 No shit? This is such a common yet brain numbing argument that morons like to use cause they cant comprehend critical thinking.
@@despair2212 Sure, but you should probably have factual information before you try to place actual criticism.
I was staying in a pretty remote community in Northern Quebec and my friend would drive so fast on the highways cause they were usually empty. At one point he was going 180kph and while turning going into the other lane, slowing down just a bit for the turns. I never got in a car with him again. It's a good thing too cause he got into an accident like a month after that
Same 1 of my friends w even go on opposite side of lanes at night
You definitely meant kmph
@@Walrus101 probably, I dont drive that often
@@le_Pooch They use that in Canada, 180mph is wicked wicked fast lmao Almost F1 racing. 180kph is ~110mph which is obviously still extremely fast
X being braindead in this one .
No u
These cops are trash lmao
I love the people in chat who clearly smoke weed saying "it's a weed vape" like it's so much better
Maybe because weed is harmless and that’s why it’s legal in half the states😂 but alcohol is fine right? 💀
And the only ones saying weed is bad are the ones who haven’t even tried it before 💀
@@rapid9534 absolute brindead take you cant even think for yourself -8 iq just from smoking the first time no thank you. If life is hard dont run like a pussy to drugs and alcohol JUST DEAL WITH IT because someone else has too. your struggles is just like everyone else. find your passion and strive.
@@rapid9534 still a dui and a drug,doesn’t matter coming from a Cigripper
@@rapid9534weed is not harmless that shit makes you a zombie
Chat nerd emojing their way out of a murder trial.
“Give me your phone”
“Don’t move”
In the same sentence is insane from the cop lmaoaoaoaoo
This video is BLOATED with RP Takes lmfao.
Lil bro doesn't know what he's talking about
That absolutely was a textbook pit maneuver, that’s actually how it is taught, the ones under circumstances of high speed are judgment calls.
yeah idk what hes on it stopped the car and turned it around our streamer needs more sleep ;c
He thinks doing a pit maneuver at 160 mph is normal because of GTA RP. Idiotic stuff
@@TheRealHp Wdym? Everyone who watches him knows he takes Adderall all the time. Maybe he's going lighter these days, but he definitely still takes it.
*cops in a stressful situation after a long high speed chase, expecting the worst of the armed criminals*
xqc: man theyre pretty bad at this stuff
?????? how is he so fucking fried, is his lack of sleep really that badly affecting his rational thinking?
chat agreeing with him, they are all chronically online.
@@Miwhe xqc i can always forgive for any dogshit takes because he's the one taking shit as the streamer. however the anonymous chatters with the worst opinions of mankind i'd like to think are all bots, because that helps me sleep better at night.
🐷
Holy shit you might be more faded than the driver
over the span of 7 seconds, the cop told the guy "dont move" , "keep your hands up", "put your phone down", " give me your phone" , "don't move" , "put your hands up". If you think that's good policework you need help
The chat get so aggressive towards the cops as soon as they catch them and start arresting them, as if they didn't just take the cops on a high speed chase or something 😂
And? It's literally their job to do that and de-escalate the situation. Instead they got emotional because they had to do their job that day and were overly aggressive and confrontational because of it. They are not fit for police work.
@@MMMHOTCHEEZE 80 IQ take.
@@MMMHOTCHEEZE waaa waaaa im a criminal and i dont like police screaming at meeee
@@MMMHOTCHEEZE "officer = can't have emotions"
Mf they get paid less than the median, lower your expectations
@@lachlantrescott5533 The problem isn't that they're screaming. It's that they're emotionally unstable and not calm. That's what causes people to die in these situations. The people getting pulled over should never be more calm than the police. It's literally counter-intuitive.
So xqc goes hard against people who drive while under the influence because of the fact they can kill someone and says they deserve life (which is understandable). But when someone recklessly evades up to high speeds, with the same chance of killing someone, he gets upset when the cops treat the driver roughly lmao
Braindead take. He’s getting annoyed about the crappy commands from the officers. Don’t bother with a brain rot reply.
The sentence and the process of arresting a person are separate things. Just because someone deserves a harsh sentence doesn't mean the cops are allowed to treat them roughly
XQC A hypocrite aint no way
I mean he evaded in empty country roads there’s a difference. They’re treating them as if they just stabbed 6 people when for all states and purposes it’s just reckless driving. They tell them to drop what they have but also not to move and threaten them to shoot them every 5 seconds. The cops handled the arrest very poorly.
Sentencing and punishment take place inside the courtroom, not outside during detainment. Police need to only use as much force as is necessary and no more.
"this was the most compliant I have seen anybody" - bro forgot they chased him for over an hour, ofc they're gonna drag him out of the car
"dud why are they so mad" almost like they chased the dude who broke 5000 laws for 2 hours Pepega
It's more about looking at it in comparison to the way other cops have handled other more severe situations.
@@nateeaton7729 If we looked at every police response to these kinds of situations and compare them, I genuinely think we'd see a net positive impact on society as a whole.
Nothing like a bunch of people who spend 15+ hours a day on the internet criticizing people's jobs they know nothing about. Absolutely hate the internet sometimes. "Part of his job to be trained" - is something a close-minded person would say, sorry. As if you haven't made a million mistakes, like any human would, in every single job in the world.
They are keyboard warriors, the same type of people that laugh at soldiers for not liking to kill people or being emotional about it
4Head just deescalate! These goofy ah internet/video game addicts think they know everything and are trying to tell people how to do their jobs. btw, it is almost always smol brain to think cops are the problem.
Bro you are insane. These cops need to be sent back to training camp lmao. Imagine if the cop shot the dude because he had a trigger finger. People that make these kinds of mistakes need to be at mcdonalds flipping burgers.
@@nighthawk2548 "Imagine if" - well they didn't. Full stop. We can speculate all we want, but they did their job. Speculation is a useless argument, especially if you know nothing about the job itself.
but its a job where they are putting peoples lives at risk, professionalism is a pretty big part of that type of work. When you are pointing a loaded weapon at someone with high tensions there is very much risk of a shooting, like for example even accidents like thinking they have there taser out but really its there firearm and shoot a unarmed person that already had multiple officers on top of them.
Holy fuck just because they are compliant doesn't mean shit, he ran from the cops and when they confronted them the passenger had a gun, this guy is already willing to run from cops they don't know if he has a gun and whether or no he would use it, of course they're gonna keep their guns pointed and him. should they have been less aggressive? sure but they mostly like have a ton of adrenaline and are probably just focused on making sure this two canca stick users keep their hands up. Plus once they were in handcuffs they calmed down and were actually pretty chill with the two.
So he was busy making sure they kept their hands up but at the same time was telling one of the dudes to either put down his phone or hand it to him while also telling him not to move? Next thing you know he goes to put his phone down and gets turned into Swiss cheese because "he was reaching". Absolutely restarded.
No one was complaining that they had their guns Drawn, Making up arguments that weren't even there to begin with. Also having a ton of adrenaline pumping should not be an excuse to make.
Yeah Ive watched enough Donut Operator videos to know that every cop interaction isnt gonna be as nice as Hasan viewer chat wants it to be. The cop was super aggressive verbally but after they were in handcuffs there was no problems at all.
Yeah man, the modern hatred for cops by Hiss-an types is mega cringe. I give Mr Cow the benefit of the doubt, because maybe he just wants to 'react' and provide """content""". agreed, Donut is very informative.
Hasan viewers expect cops to make a 6 course fucking meal for criminals and treat them like royalty. Idgaf if feeling get hurt and the cops give attitude. As long as a reckless and dangerous driver is apprehended without any excessive use of violence, then that’s completely fine.
Did you not see the guy at the end ?
Braindead
Except he already had him in handcuffs on the ground and said he would kill him if he moved...
Yeah, most of them will end up with a innocent person getting bit by a k9 in a church (while blind), or get mistaken as a escaped convict and get bitten by a k9, or just shot just because the cops felt like killing
Reading xqc’s chat makes my brain hurt😂
That is a pit maneuver, a pit maneuver is when you slam your car on back side of the running vehicle...
yeah idk what he saying it stopped the car and turned it around i really dont see an issue
The PIT begins when the pursuing vehicle pulls alongside the fleeing vehicle so that the portion of the pursuer's vehicle forward of the front wheels is aligned with the portion of the target vehicle behind the back wheels. The pursuer gently makes contact with the target's side, then steers sharply into the target. The pursuer must also accelerate or its bumper will slide off the target vehicle.[4] As soon as the fleeing vehicle's rear tires lose traction and start to skid, the pursuer continues to turn in the same direction until clear of the target. This is more of a committed lane change than an actual turn. The target will turn in the opposite direction, in front of the pursuer, and will spin out. The PIT may be done from either side, but consideration must be given to where both cars will end up. Typically, another police car will tail the PIT unit to proceed with the arrest, while the PIT unit recovers its own control and completely stops the car. The PIT does not immobilize the suspect vehicle and to prevent further flight, two police cars need to pin the suspect between them, front and rear.
One wiki article can tell you that RAMMING and PITTING, are not the same.
@@ryab123456789 PagMan wiki guy
@@ryab123456789 have you ever driven a car? there is no way to gently push another car from the side...
By the way, first wiki search here "The PIT maneuver (precision immobilization technique[1]) or TVI (tactical vehicle intervention) is a pursuit tactic in which a pursuing vehicle forces a fleeing vehicle to turn sideways abruptly, causing the driver to lose control and stop."
Also "The technique is also known as tactical ramming, legal intervention, and fishtailing."
the word "ramming" pretty much explains it, there is no "softly" on the wiki tho, wich makes your argument kinda pointless...
This was a whole try not to get one guyed challenge
Dude rammed a police car. He got EXTREMELY lucky that they didn't shoot him.
You must be a victim of police brutality
@Pyrotechnical varies from dept to dept but it's common for cops to open fire on a vehicle ramming because it's seen as a deadly weapon. So if they had it would've been seen as just.
@@hotstankygarbage788 True, but this guy was trying to escape them and cops don't usually shoot those who aren't set on killing others I guess.
@Pyrotechnical Bird man also true.
the police rammed him
Smart of the guy to immediately tell them, he had a gun
Usually when getting a CCW license the instructor will heavily stress the legal requirement to inform law enforcement of your weapon when in contact with them for a stop of any kind.
You should tell a cop that ANY time you are interacting with them. Any CCW carrier should know this.
The cops who stopped the chase weren't bad for small town guys idk what x is smokin. I think the "put your phone down. Dont move" instruction was a mistake on their part but the important thing is they recognised he was complying and obviously didn't shoot. That other dude who showed up out of uniform was weird as hell though....he was being way too intimidating to the passenger guy for no reason
you’re braindead the cop in the sweater violated the passengers rights multiple times bro was going through his phone without his permission really hope this happens to you next
Guys put everyone’s lives in danger with their car, xqc would act different if these guys were swinging a gun around with bullets I in it, but xqc can’t wrap his head around how driving 120 is dangerous
I think that no uniform guy was the supervisor
@@cactichris9829 I don't think it is too dangerous once you consider it was on a pretty small town, but still kinda bad
thats a low bar for cops, they didnt shoot them so its fine, usa seriously has some low standards for law enforcements
As someone who also drives a similar model year GMC Terrain, I didn't even know it could actually get to 120
I honestly don't understand what the cops did wrong or why chat was mad
they didn't do anything wrong, chat is just retarded nowadays
libtards hate all cops no matter what, even the chill ones
they yelled and hurt their wittle weelings >:(
SOY CHAT😂😂😂
@@katnumb1692 ah yes saying the cops did something bad makes you a libtard. try to unsmooth your brain a little will you?
With the girl that got arrested she was compliant from the time they arrived. These guys were running away, got boxed and pitted, they were clearly unpredictable, they couldn't just casually give orders.
“Casual orders” they need to be clear and not completely contradictory
@@hider23232 these are small town cops, ina high stress situation, where up until the arrest, the driver and passenger were resisting, the cops establishing authority albeit in a counter productive way doesn't take away the fact they didn't actually harm them and did there job as was required.
@@cazred7882 if the standards are that low I’d hate to see the small down doctors
@@hider23232 in small towns they are, you’ve never seen rural Virginia before apparently.
@@hider23232 if you think these are "bad" cops, i'd love to your opinion on cops that abuse there power to sexually assault women, and kill black men for no real reason.
X calling them compliant when they've literally just been speeding around the city while being chased by multiple police with sirens on, not complying, is actually goated
Of course that wasn't what he was talking about. Please don't be another braindead twitch user. The streamer guy is obviously talking about how they reacted once caught. In most of these videos the people actually pull a gun act disorderly and refuse to comply on demand these two seem to have instantly accepted their fate after the pit and complied the rest of the way
@@jamesmcgaha5166 they already proved they’re unpredictable so until they’re in handcuffs they’re a threat
Even xqc admitted being wrong lmfao get the fuck out of here
He clearly meant compliant during the arrest tho. They were disarmed, checked, and handcuffed on the floor. Why would the officers keep shouting and threatening to shoot them? The danger is already neutralized and the criminals are cooperating. They were just power tripping
@@SofijaSofijaSofija I'm pretty sure the fact that the man with the gun did not try to shoot the police by surprise when he had the opportunity should be already proof enough that they had given up and were cooperating with the police.
I don't know what kind of law enforcer feels threatened by a disarmed and handcuffed man on the ground. I wouldn't feel secure knowing police officers themselves are not confident and calm even after they already neutralized a danger. It won't be funny when they mistaken an innocent civilian for a criminal and shoot them down because they are unable to assess the situation and perceive the suspect may had been resisting when they weren't
Guy evades cops for 30+ minutes
"He's CoMpLiAnT"
I would pay money to see x react to a video without giving his take.
soooo you want him to react to it without reacting to it???
Would actually be much better
"how to watch a reaction video without the reaction" parasocial andy struggling to watch a video without his favorite streamer on the corner.
@@mctooch maybe I should rephrase it. I would pay money to watch a reaction video without x turning it into a Pepega argument with chat
he is literally "Reacting" watch the original video if his take is such an issue, while I agree he has rather bad takes he's allowed to give a take on something he's reacting to (pepega i saw reply that's a fair way to rephrase)
Bro I don't get how chat is even trying to help the guys getting arrested lmao. These guys not only played real life GTa getaway, but also dipped twice when being cornered. I dunno how nice you guys want the popo to be towards them. Now if crazy drivers like this hit some old lady or something THEN you guys will hop on the other side of the story and root for the popos lol. If everyone broke law and law enforcers "respect them and gently guided them to the police station", every fucking person will have reasons and excuse to do something.
Funniest part of the whole video is his chat saying red 40 to his Gatorade 💀💀💀
8:05 compliant = go on a police chase with a gun
Legal gun and he was a passenger, he did NOTHING wrong
when they were stopped from that point on they were EXTREMELY compliant civilians, textbook example of what you should do when the officers tell you to put your hands up while aiming at you, yet the cops were freaking out giving really bad verbal commands and also did not extract them from the vehicle in the best way possible or with the fastest speed
I mean, after the cops caught up they were pretty compliant. Bro even let them drag his ass out the vehicle like a pool noodle
they were obviously complying after the car got stopped and the cop was spewing a verbal diarrhea of commands.
@@sadlife8495After the chase ended, he was super compliant!
The blue cam thumbnail looks cinematic af.
"Show me your hands! Don't move!" It's big brain time.
You know it's lopsided when that's all the comment section has to defend these criminals
Wowza! You can see the moment of INSTANT regret written all over his face!!!
@@mw5399
12:10 he actully helped him not incriminate himself by saying inside of the car was recorded. That was chill he wasn't mad..
it was the boss who was being a dick the most.
I have brain worms after listening to xqc and reading chat. i truly don't know if my IQ will ever recover from this
Chat acting like xqc is insane for mentioning a gps tracking device is so based 😂
Bro decided to stack his charges just for driving without a license and having weed lmao
You don't get to pretend to be compliant after being forced to stop. He got Pit Maneuvered. Its not like he willingly gave up. It was just as likely that they are just pretending and looking for an opportunity to fight/flee then being compliant.
The passenger didn’t have much of a say in whether the driver stopped and they treated him like he just committed murder.
nah
@@JimJamTalks So you think you can't comply after committing a crime? Do you know what the definition complying is my dude?
yeah you can, Also you don't RAM when doing a Pit Maneuver hence why its not a pit its a RAM. Also he Willingly gave up when he couldn't run away anymore.
@@oooooooooo2764 my point still stands there was still a decent chance they were pretending and waiting for a chance to act. 120 is probably the most that guys car could do.
funny how chat complaining about how the cops are nervous and mad, i guess the most nerve racking moment chatters had in their lives is ordering food from mcdonald's.
@@TAYI0R1 tell me that when you are in constant danger of losing your life.
@@xvoid5229 Don't worry, I'm fine. If I call the US police for assistance, they'll probably shoot me, so I'd rather die.
Suspects blow through like 30 stop signs, race through multiple residential areas, weave in and out of traffic at over 100 mph, have to be run off the road to end the chase, and have a loaded gun with a bullet in the chamber. XQC: "These are the most compliant people I've seen" They're only compliant because if they aren't they'll get shot at this point. In this situation, you treat the suspects as if they intend to take any minor chance given to flee or attack the officer. They did exactly what you should when detaining individuals who put dozens of potential lives at risk. Firm, aggressive, assertive, and controlling.
222 takeooooooover, blocky blocks, sir bill got the upper hand still, can he beat the allegations?
"PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN, DONT MOVE " ... bad cops.
Really? They got all people out of the situation unharmed, despite there being a gun present. And were BEYOND polite to the passenger. Motherfucker had the balls to complain that the free police ride was gonna take a long time. Motherfucker, you could've just died in a car crash and you're worried about getting to work on time. Count your blessings.
how about stop playing clash of clans while your buddy is in a highspeed chase and get the fucking phone out of your hand 20 mins before the cops even stop his ass
Nothing to do with being a bad cop. That just tells me you have no clue what you're talking about.
@@AceDevice they kept giving contradicting statements.... couldnt handle the pressure and think clearly. Not good.
@@scottyensen Again, you talk exactly like someone that never lived anything remotely close to this. The day you're almost entirely functioning on adrenaline is the day you'll understand how the human brain respond to it. Anyone who's not used to this feeling (like a rookie or a guy working in a shit hole like in the video where nothing happens) will get affected by this.
LOL chat. THEY CHOOSE TO BE POLICE OFFICERS! I mean come on.
It is a stressful job. Sometimes chat is just soooo childish and clueless.
Because most of them are children
They did back into the cop, you can literally see the reverse lights. Chat is blind.
this new unrecord game looks so real 😎👌
5:47 lil bro thinks real life works like games
"PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN!"
He starts putting his phone down.
"Just gimmy your phone. DON'T MOVE!"
"Put your hands up!"
Dude.. That cop really needs more training during stressful situations. It's very bad to give orders that contradict each other. How do you expect someone to put the phone down, then give you the phone, but also do that without moving, while having your hands up.
True, but that guy was retarded for getting his phone out in that situation
It’s called just dropping the phone? You don’t need to put your hands down to put your phone down.
@@UrMom-jb7vl Seriously
@@UrMom-jb7vl how can he give him his phone if he drops it? literally impossible instructions
@@galaxycat8991 the cop said that after the guy failed to drop the phone, maybe the cop should’ve been more specific about how to put it down but his orders are capable of being complied with if you use a little common sense, but I understand the criminal might be stressed and I’d probably do the same stupid thing if I were in his position.
4:17 yo said that like it’s watch dogs 2 we’re playing💀
never knew xqc was a cop he knows how to perfectly handle this situation ok the more I watch this the more x becomes dumb he wants cops to not feel emotions is this guy serious streamer btw
It’s not complicated give clear concise commands if you’re incapable of doing so don’t be a cop
Sometimes xQc has some good insights but literally not one single intelligent thought was uttered by him today.
These police were acting as professional as you could in this situation considering the adrenaline.
If you're faced with two people that have proven (yes, that passenger is guilty by association) that they will act in a unpredictable way, then their "compliance" doesn't mean a thing until they've been completely apprehended, notice how respectful the police were after that? Weird.
People like Felix have been conditioned to be overly critical of police officers. These types lack critical thinking, and the empathy to understand what it would be like to be in the officer's shoes in these situations. He thinks they're not fit for duty because they shouted and used harsh language. Never mind the fact that the driver is responsible for damaging their police cars and putting the cops lives and the lives of everyone in that area at risk with that high speed chase. So that driver has proven himself to be a potential killer.
And what's funny is that thanks to the "defund the police / ACAB" crowd, we have more bad officers than ever because police departments aren't able to fire and replace the bad officers now, so they have to keep the bad ones. And we can also thank these anti-police idiots for all of our cities being lawless hellholes, where all the businesses are having to move away. Nice going, Hasan viewers.
@@Ploobie86 Bro they're not fit for duty because they fail to give simple instructions to the people they're supposed to be arresting. I don't give af that they're shouting it's the fact that they are telling the suspects to move and not move at the same time.
@@nighthawk2548 So you are saying they aren’t fit for duty just because they misspoke just one time during a very stressful situation. I know that cops are trained and should be able to handle these situations but face reality bud, if were gonna fire cops that make a simple mistake such as that one you will find the world to be a much more dangerous place. Look at our country as of right now, i highly doubt people want to be a cop, mostly because of all the pressure and don’t forget there is also the defunding issue. You wont really have any more cops left to protect you when something bad happens to you if we are gonna fire people over such minor mistakes. Be realistic.
Xqc says they are trained to be a cop. They get 6 months of training. That's it.
and what would you know about training ?
@@NINJA-eq9qj I know police training is bare bones as fuck. The information on police training public information, so you could look it up too if you wanted.
@@JsphCrrll I mean, I guess that depends where you're from. I'm from Quebec, Canada (same as X) and here the police training is 3 years + Nicolet for additional formations once you've got your diploma. It's a whole lot more than the USA cops
Dont move, drop the phone, DONT MOVE, HANDS UP, DO NOT MOVE, PUT THE PHONE AWAY!
Wow, that's the only genuine fuck-up this comment section can find, the PIT was textbook and the car was reversing as the cop's car approached cause the reverse lights turned on.
One of the cops was trying to protect the guy by telling him to shut up lol
Cause they know their superior officer (The one with no uniform on) is a hot-headed loser who bends the laws and would arrest the guy just to puff his chest out some.
Typical small town cop energy.
10:11 best edit ever XD
who was the cop around 17:47 running his mouth on a power trip telling an innocent citizen he was going to throw him in jail????
Those cops need a mental evaluation
i feel sorry for their wives
I have resoect for how the detective questioned the motive. Well done
xQc acting like the cops should be chill after a 120 mph chase
They should. Always be calm. Don't be a pussy. We're all going to die, don't be scared.
The drivers:
“OH GOD, THEY ARE GAINING ON US, THEY’RE PROBABLY THINKING OF THE WAYS TO SEND US TO JAIL!”
The cop:
“…”
* ventilation sounds *
What a comment
the drivers? It was the driver. Passenger was uninvolved
xqc was just stunlocked by chat this whole video
Being compliant once caught doesn't negate putting dozens of lives in danger... brain dead chat and X
Xqc played an adult pretend game for a year and now he think he know how a cop should act toward a criminal
Giving 30 different contradictory commands while pointing a gun at someone makes you a bad cop
"GIVE ME YOUR PHONE" "DON'T MOVE"
What the actual fuck
So I've been a paramedic for 3 years now. And there's something we call brain freezes. It usually happens to rookies or workers in shit holes like this one where nothing ever happens. Basically, you're so stressed about what's going on that your brain is all over the place. You tell them to ''drop their phone'' but immediately forget you did because you're thinking about 16 things at once. I believe this is what's happening here. People think it's stupid but its something you'll never truly understand until you're in a very intense stress situation.
Bro literal Fogel from Super Troopers showed up to yell and scream at them.
Last time I went 120 I was following a Cayenne in my Boxster on the highway. Empty roads at night are great
The cops react angrily because every second you are escaping from them, they are risking their lives and everyone around them too.
That’s all fine and good… but maybe don’t slam into the back of non moving vehicles and then hop on comms saying the guy backed right into you. Or slam into one again at the end and he gets to tell his buddies it was a wild pit. What you said was correct but that officer is clearly retarded.
No, it is your job to uphold your professionalism, it doesn't matter if the suspect is not professional about it or not. It is your job to handle the case as carefully as possible. There are so many ways that a case gets thrown away because of mishandling the situation. And ofc, it will sometimes lead someone to get hurt.
@@wrx1th873 Right? I agree with you like how is it so difficult to ask police officers to be professional. It's insane how people always give police a pass but then they'd be ready to crucify the McDonalds worker for not being professional towards them. Such bootlickers.
Do I understand that he is angry, sure, but you have to control yourself, best not to let out your emotions out, worse case to let emotions hijack your decision making, things go really go south. Also if the suspect is complying, it would be dumb to still be aggressive and yell and scream. Dragging the driver out was mistreatment. Yes I am aware of what they did, putting so many lives at risk, but there is still humanity at display here. There is a reason why we don't starve out prisoners or beat the shit out of them wheneever we want etc.
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Everyone forgets he hits the cops car backing into them escalating this 10X
The white car started to back up and the cop sorta drove into him. It was a mutual crash.
All this for some harmless weed vapes lol
@@nateeaton7729 no bro the cop was trying to block him and this guy ran into him to escape
PUT THE PHONE DOWN *goes to put it down* PUT YOUR FUCKING HANDS UP
Mfers in his chat acting like a tracking dart is nonsensical science fiction.
When they start a chase they jeopardize the cops lives as well as the people in the city, they have a right to treat them like that also adrenaline plays a big part (dogshit take to say they signed up for the job so it’s on them, X is actually a NPC)
I mean, cops are trained to stay calm and rational during these situations. If you let your emotions and adrenaline take control of your actions easily, you shouldn’t be a cop. When a suspect is being compliant, cops aren’t supposed to drag someone out of their car like that lol.
Yeah, I think this is the video that is finally making me unfollow this braindead NPC. It's not enough of an injustice that some low IQ streamer makes millions from playing video games, reacting to other people's work, and pushing gambling on kids. That streamer also has the nerve to sit there and criticize men who are contributing something real and important to society. What a world where the men who risk their lives for our safety get paid very little, while the millionaire man-child sits there and criticizes them because they were emotional in a situation that involves a violent criminal and the possibility of life or death (since the driver showed he was willing to put lives at risk with that high speed chase). Felix needs to grow up and gain perspective and gratitude.
No PFP, probably EU name, calling people NPCS... Bud, you should look at yourself. How's the boot taste?
@@despair2212 no amount of training can stop adrenaline from taking over. god im losing my mind with all these moronic takes about things you have zero idea about
@@nickwx9816 @nickwx I meant letting adrenaline make you act on your impulsive thoughts, like instantly shooting a suspect or being overly aggressive on them. Cops are trained to stay professional as possible during these situations.
I love these cops, that drive endangered alot of people and chances were he wasnt even gonna get a ticket for 11 over. Glad they dragged him out the way they did 100% deserved.
Getting the guy arrested was right but the way the cops handled the situation was awful.
Idt the guy was scared of the ticket. He was scared because he was on probation (assuming because of the ankle monitor) and knew he'd be doubly fucked because he had possession of weed while driving a vehicle. Chose the FAFO route which was very stupid.
@@CoconutJewce Yeah being on probation and speeding with drugs on you is some dumb fuck shit
@@nateeaton7729 Apart from when he said dont move put the gun on the dash dont move, I think they did fine. Yelling is a really good way to make sure someone stupid listens.
@@Galahime how about the guy threatening to send the passenger to jail for literally no reason? Or the face that they treated the driver with way more respect than the innocent passenger?
yes sir "gets dragged out"
6:06 sounded like bro was gonna do a prank reveal
Most of chat don't even know how to fucking drive. How stressful do you think a car chase is? They could've stomped on the break and cause a concussion on the cop chasing behind them. How is it not reasonable for the cops to be pissed when they finally caught them? I get that some if not most cops are bad, but come on.
still bad at their jobs, doesn't matter if this and that could have happened and it hurts their little feelings. You are justifying unprofessional behavior, if you want your police to act based on emotion then good luck brother.
doesn't matter how stressful the situation is or how pumped with adrenaline they are, they are literally trained as police officers to overcome this and obviously these idiots can't do that.
@@darkmatter9233 ????
Why are we acting like cops are supposed to be cold blooded emotionless robots that are supposed to be calm and collected just because they went through training? Even veteran soldiers can feel nervous, anxious, and jumpy. Another thing is, what bad thing did they exactly do? They yelled at the guys, is that a bad thing now? They searched them, cuffed them, and after they got cuffed they were relatively chill then. They didn't hit them or anything. They could've very well been dangerous and shit, but hindsight clouds your vision.
I can't even say that them yelling is an overreaction. Tell me, are you even old enough to drive a car?
@@redcube9629 that's what they're trained for. its literally their job to deescalate the situation. maybe if you can't handle a situation like that maybe consider NOT becoming a cop.
I agree with X on police not being fit for the job, I get where he's coming from, it's like deciding to be a plumber but having a panic attack every time you smell shit
The Cop that rammed was fishing for the smoke lol
7:50 is fucking GOLD
Their reaction and action are base on emotional
that's true, it was kinda unprofessional but the criminals got what they deserved
I mean they ran away from a cop, they dont deserve any decency
@@madjoy7 Thats not for the cops to decide lmfao
@@brussailpook8213 you're crazy
Being afraid is emotional so yeah they did act upon based upon it.
the time X gets back to playing normal games will be the time when i get a girlfriend AWARE
Sorry not gonna happen
@@Baltic_Dude exactly
Dude just went on a high speed chase going 130 miles per hour and of course the Canadian thinks this idiot deserves the utmost respect🤣🤣
these deputies must have learned from the tiktok where the guys like "Stand up! get those arms up and get down! get up and keep those arms down! sit down and stand up! arms up and get down on the ground god dammit! stand up!"
Bro was already trying to stop, and the cop just rams him line they're still chasin
No they weren't, the reverse lights turned on. They were genuinely reversing as the cop car approached. Watch it back.
Its almost like cops are humans too, who experience emotions and feelings, like being stressed and anxious. Every situation, department, and city are different, different officers act different ways.
Idk why people expect cops to be perfect human beings without any negative emotion, nobody is perfect. Obviously we still expect a good degree of professionalism from them but here they still complete the job without anyone getting hurt so idk what X and some in chat are trying to get at.
@@UrMom-jb7vl people expect cops to be exeptional human beings, you know, their job kindda requires some resposability. If you are not fit to be a cop, then you shouldn´t be one
thats fine and i agree but they are acting as agents of the state that have the monopoly on violence its fine that people hold them to a stricter standard than most people
@@AlexRib if your not fit to be a cop THEY DONT LET YOU BE ONE BRO YOUR ACTUALLY BRAINDEAD
@@AlexRib of course and I made that point, but again, they are not perfect human beings, nobody is, they will show their negative emotions at times and thats fine as long as its brief and nobody gets hurt which is what happens here.
I don't think x understands the severity of the situation. When they fled they endangered the lives of everyone around, and when they made the arrest just the fact he had a handgun with a loaded round makes it a very dangerous situation. And them being high at the same time clouds their judgment, so you never know what may happen.
they used lethal force on the officers by backing into them and also endangered public safety by speeding so i think that being really pissed off even though they were compliant at the end is justified
Its funny how xQc acts like he knows more can do better.