Read the article. Says he was fired for reaching speeds of 120 miles per hour. Looks like that was against company policy. He should try working as an Arkansas state trooper. They pit at 120mph
@@AlexM.. yeah, but he's responding to an officer needs assistance call on a felony stop at gunpoint. you'd think he would be fine is what Chris is saying.
Reckless driving. Passing on the right at high speeds while leaving the flashy bits and wailer on. He was over 100 on one pass. Unrelated, but the way he was fiddlefvcking around with that wailer...and left it on while driving through the middle of the accident scene...this is tunnel vision/bad situational awareness. Never a good quality for LE.
@drwheycooler8423 never ran code to an officer needs assistance call Aye? 🤣 running 100mph with lights and sirens "code 3" is legal almost everywhere and required with the majority when above the speed limit. As for passing, he wasn't reckless and had full control. Maybe watch ASP,FHP, OHP, THP etc for more information.
Arkansas law enforcement forget that their #1 priority is the protection of law-abiding people when they try to stop those fleeing. I've watched the videos of them doing dangerous maneuvers too close to innocent bystanders/drivers. They've actually commented that they don't care if they kill the driver they're chasing. What if there are passengers in the vehicle who are not participants in crime? I guess they're like everyone else - collateral damage. That's disgusting.
I have to wonder what the policy is when responding to another Deputy calling for assistance with a felony vehicle stop with occupants at gun point? Is that one of those get here when you can calls, or.....??
That seems worth driving like that for as far as he did to do nothing. If he really did get fired, maybe this will be a good example of how not to conduct yourself when you are out and about in uniform in a vehicle paid for by the people? Look at the video, all the cars he passed, all the intersections he drove through anyone of those maneuvers could have become another accident?
Yep. Just noticed the channel name. I guess this video is just an advertisement. Not sure how that works but im reporting it and hitting do not recommend on this channel.
Read both the attached article and after watching the video, I kinda believe he was fired for other reasons and the Sheriff was just looking for excuses to get rid of him. I was a cop for over 16 years in both small towns and big cities and this looked like a run of the mill County or State Po-Po code-run. He didn't blow through any red lights at speed, nor did he ever squall tires or even come close to losing control of his squad. It was day light, and the roads were dry with exceptionally little traffic. The officers are trained higher than most citizens at handling a vehicle at speed on the skid pads and EVOC driving courses. I didn't really see anything that could be considered reckless or overtly dangerous. In the city your back up is pretty close and usually plentiful, but with most county and state agencies your back up may be 20 to 50 miles away. When the deputy arrived for the backup, the lone fellow officer was still in the middle of a high-risk stop with more than one person in the suspect vehicle. To me this reeks of a spineless Sheriff caving to outside influences who have never been in a cop's shoes, or there is prior bad blood between the Sheriff and Deputy, and this was the excuse he was waiting for. If it's the latter, then the Sheriff could be right, or he could still be wrong depending on those reasons.
Reckless driving. You don't leave the lights and siren on and pass cars on the right going over a hundred miles an hour. He has a lot of other escalations and gun pulls on traffic stops so he was probably going to get sacked anyway and this just pushed it to sooner rather than later.
Read the linked article in the description - he was fired for repeatedly escalating traffic stops even after being coached for his behavior multiple times.
deputy Tyler Gibson looks like you were at the wrong department. Responding to an officer needs assistance call on a felony stop at gunpoint in my state4 would have the same response.
Glad that officer proved he could get to the scene of the crime sooner as opposed to later. Sometime seconds matter in life or death situations. Driving fast certainly doesn’t translate to driving dangerously. Waiting to see him with ASP!
Professional driver and EVO instructor here: I have no problem with the deputy’s speed on the open highway. The highway patrol or state troopers regularly drive 151 MPH just to catch speeders. My problem, and where I would support some discipline (not termination), is clearing intersections. 83% of LEO vehicle crashes resulting in injury/death occur at intersections. When that light is red, you must clear each lane, one lane at a time, at a reasonable speed. In my 12000+ hours of driving, I’ve never blown a red light at that speed. All of that being said, the rest of the deputy’s response was not unreasonable, and I certainly would not support termination based solely on this incident.
As a retired patrol supervisor I don't see anything wrong in this video. What was the speed he was allowed to drive with a felony stop taking place at gun point.
I don't know much about North Dakota. Based on this alone, I can only guess that it's another hyper-liberal dystopia with a miserable future on the horizon once the demographics change.
He's got a lot of gun pulls and questionable behavior at traffic stops. Then just watching this response his driving is reckless. Leaving your lights and siren on while passing people on the right at those speeds is insanely dangerous. Especially since he constantly switched to the least audible tone, the composite air horn, when going through intersections and things like that. He was over a hundred miles an hour when he went past one car on the right. This is reckless. He probably was going to get sacked anyway this just put it over the edge.
@@drwheycooler8423 Hmmmmm. So he should have turned the lights and siren off when he's going that fast and passing. Seems to me someone in here is missing something and it ain't me.
The danger level increases on any high speed responce. I dont see anything different than any other chase or high speed response on the tubes!!@@drwheycooler8423
@vanwrinkle-01 really weird to me that one. Like he was responding to an officer needs assistance? Nah there's something more afoot than this. Our police just kicked the head in of a Muslim who broke a cops nose and got suspended for doing it. Police forces have diff rules I pose.
So why didnt fargo just come out instead of him flying down sheyeanne, 52 ave, 25th st and residentials. This was at 8pm on may 5th. I remember the news.
No such thing as a good cop. That's an oxymoron.... Trump is a gun grabber, red flag laws passed under his administration. He's a traitor by the constitutions definition.
The title and description of this video is misleading. Because the incident involving his aggressive behaviour occurred after he arrived at the traffic stop. It was recorded on his body cam, not on his dash cam. And it shows him pointing his gun at the occupants inside one of the crashed vehicles at the scene. This particular disciplinary incident wasn't about the speed, or his manner of driving to the crash scene.
lack of insightful info just made this story less understood. shame on the creator. Arkansas State Police are recruiting. If he was trying to support his partner - betting they'll be interested.
Fired if you hurt a criminal. Fired if you respond too quickly. Fired if you say something mean to criminals. And you wonder why normal rational people aren’t police anymore. Who even called this in to get this officer fired????
@@Minn_sota well, dimwit, since you want everyone to know what happened. Yes he was fired for driving too fast to the scene. The crash that he was responding to, the criminal was given probation for fleeing and a DUI causing a crash. How wonderful 👌
Woke is the word used whenever white dudes get upset that someone is held accountable. Pretty soon arresting child predators willl be woke according to you weirdos.
He put lives in danger for no good reason. That was excessive and anyone with common sense knows it. Billy Bad Ass could’ve killed someone. That’s why high speed chases are becoming a thing of the past slowly but surely.
He was fired for breaking department policy. But maybe you prefer the days of the good ol' boys club where cops could do as they pleased. It is not enough to get there fast. You must get there safely without endangering other motorists. Plus this guy had a history of escalating situations that would otherwise have gone smoothly. Such as when he pointed his weapon at a minor when it was in no way warranted. It is not 'woke' for a dirty cop to lose his job.
I'm not sure why this deputy is driving like this to the scene of an accident? What is he going to do when he gets there that warrants this kind of driving?
He was fired for his aggression and his continued aggression after this incident, where he arrives at a calm under control scene, then spazzes out, loosing contro ofl his mouth and gets aggressive with the passenger. The core of the problem aggressive spazas get rehired until they cause a multi million dollar lawsuit.
For those asking why he was fired it was because of he didnt follow department policy on traffic stops. Now responding code like this to a subject who was fleeing and you are now doing a felony stop on in my minds eye and experience is valid. I mean they were just in a chase so they were running for a reason. There were two people in the car. However people expect police to be kind even the suspect committed crimes and such. People dont remmeber their parents yelling at them when they messed up and it shows. Saying please only goes so far. At some point in time you will have to make
This states to me that criminals can speed and cops will be afraid to break policy and not chase you! so criminals from Arkansas go there to get away and break the LAW!
I watched the video on TV which does not show the story or comment. I had to get on my computer to find out what he did to get fired. I still don't get it. I didn't see any near misses or other cars getting into accidents. I'm sure another department will pick him up soon.
This wasn't about his driving speeds, it was about what occurred after he arrives at the traffic stop. I don't understand why they used the dash cam video, instead of showing his body cam footage 🙄
If an officer can't do his job and assist in a high speed chase then what good is it to even try to stop someone. What has this world come, let the people go if they don't conform to the laws. Let them get the full sentence, they will think twice the next time. The officer did not endanger anyone but maybe himself.
I believe the deputy was terminated for not following written procedures, which could endanger the local community and the other deputies he works with daily. In this video, it can be difficult to see but he exits his vehicle as he gets on scene and immediately approaches the damaged vehicle and removes the female passenger. It looks like this might have been seen as a felony stop by the other deputies, where the occupants of the vehicle were going to be ordered out of the damaged vehicle and required to move back to the arresting deputy's vehicle so the deputies could remain in cover (more cover than walking up to the suspect vehicle) as the occupants were taken into custody. You can see the other deputies seem hesitant to approach the vehicle but do eventually approach the rear of the vehicle to offer some cover to Tyler as he handcuffs the female passenger. If this is true, Tyler's approach was too aggressive and placed himself and the other deputies in a situation where they had to approach the vehicle without cover, which might have been a violation of policy. If Tyler has a history of rushing towards dangerous situations and causing procedures (written to help keep deputies and citizens of the community as safe as possible) not to be followed, it may have been complaints from other deputies that eventually led to his dismissal. It sounds like the sheriff tried to coach the deputy to resolve these concerns, but it just didn't work out and the deputy was eventually terminated.
My guess is that he was driving too fast to get to an accident where there was already a police presence and there was no real exigent circumstances to risk innocent people on the road at such speeds because of that. But apparently, he had a tendency to escalate traffic stops for which several citizens complained. This was probably 1 too many mistakes to be making.
I am FTP all the way so I can only assume this cop was fired for either actually being a good cop or just not taking bribes. But he was not fired for his driving.
I enjoy driving over a hundred miles per hour, living in rural Texas offers that opportunity often, wonder if I could get a job as a cop so it would be Legal?
After reading the story attached it is clear that he was fired for aggressive behavior but this video shows nothing of that and another thing what about the officer that wasn't even on the clock that made the stop was he even in trouble, more research before posting would be nice
Ummm, I don't see the officer do anything wrong in this video. He's responding to a high speed chase, how's he supposed to respond if he doesn't drive fast to get there. I'm betting Sheriff Jahner was looking for a reason to fire this officer, Maybe officer Gibson slept with his wife! 🤣
It does not matter what the backstory is here. There's no narration whatsoever. Nobody knows what the hell's going on unless they go back and read the description of the video and then go to the attached news story. This was the dumbest video ever... annnnnd the only thing to do now is go back to my recommended feed and hit the button that says DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS CHANNEL 🤨
To add to this and why he got fired. He's had a lot of questionable gun pulls and traffic stops as well as behavioral complaints and escalations. As much as people don't want to accept this, his driving was actually pretty reckless. I think they were already going to sack him and his response here made it so much easier. He's passing cars on the right while leaving his lights and siren on while traveling at over a hundred miles an hour. Then he drove right through the middle of the accident scene, while still leaving his wailer on... This speaks to tunnel vision and a lack of situational awareness. The person he was going to back up was on a traffic stop with compliant suspects. It wasn't an officer down, an officer needs assistance that was in a fight. It wasn't shots fired by MOS or suspects. It was back up on a traffic stop...again...with compliant suspects.
Great job by sheriff for firing this maniac. All other sheriffs and chiefs should take note , he saw the signs and acted before tragedy struck. The minneapolis state trooper that killed 18 year old girl when he was responding to a call had 4 previous at fault crashes with his patrol car.
This is just playing cops and robbers. All for fun, risking peoples lives or fun. This craziness doesn't have my approval. I expect more, better from the people I pay to patrol the streets with my tax dollars. Most of these high-speed chases would never get this dangerous if the police weren't chasing them. If they're a murderer. Okay, it's different, but 99.9% of the time, it's some traffic violation. Risking members of the public lives over a traffic violation. B.S. Mayor's, city council members. You have the power to stop this madness.
Waste of 10 mins
Exactly… the worst video ever! 🤦♀️
thanks ! i was 5 seconds in
@@ryanvoorheez3968 you genuinely haven't missed anything .
Drove me crazy. 🚓💨
I hear Arkansas calling. They love real cops.
What am I missing here. I did t see anything wrong
Read the article. Says he was fired for reaching speeds of 120 miles per hour. Looks like that was against company policy. He should try working as an Arkansas state trooper. They pit at 120mph
@@AlexM.. yeah, but he's responding to an officer needs assistance call on a felony stop at gunpoint. you'd think he would be fine is what Chris is saying.
Reckless driving. Passing on the right at high speeds while leaving the flashy bits and wailer on. He was over 100 on one pass.
Unrelated, but the way he was fiddlefvcking around with that wailer...and left it on while driving through the middle of the accident scene...this is tunnel vision/bad situational awareness. Never a good quality for LE.
@drwheycooler8423 never ran code to an officer needs assistance call Aye? 🤣 running 100mph with lights and sirens "code 3" is legal almost everywhere and required with the majority when above the speed limit. As for passing, he wasn't reckless and had full control. Maybe watch ASP,FHP, OHP, THP etc for more information.
@kevinallies1014 absolutely
Arkansas will take him.
Arkansas law enforcement forget that their #1 priority is the protection of law-abiding people when they try to stop those fleeing. I've watched the videos of them doing dangerous maneuvers too close to innocent bystanders/drivers. They've actually commented that they don't care if they kill the driver they're chasing. What if there are passengers in the vehicle who are not participants in crime? I guess they're like everyone else - collateral damage. That's disgusting.
Lol they sure will
We want him in Florida
If he’s corrupt… they’ll want him in Canton, Massachusetts on their police force.
@@genaromertel9808We love our lovey dovey men in blue🤪🤪🤪
I have to wonder what the policy is when responding to another Deputy calling for assistance with a felony vehicle stop with occupants at gun point? Is that one of those get here when you can calls, or.....??
Back the blue until it happens to you...
@@Harold_Callahan So, in your mind 1 bad apple makes the whole bunch bad?
That seems worth driving like that for as far as he did to do nothing. If he really did get fired, maybe this will be a good example of how not to conduct yourself when you are out and about in uniform in a vehicle paid for by the people? Look at the video, all the cars he passed, all the intersections he drove through anyone of those maneuvers could have become another accident?
8:27 waste of my life I will never get back. That video makes no sense.
Exactly !🤷♀️
Yep. Just noticed the channel name. I guess this video is just an advertisement. Not sure how that works but im reporting it and hitting do not recommend on this channel.
“What did I do? What did I do?! I didn’t do nothing wrong!” I’d agree.
Read both the attached article and after watching the video, I kinda believe he was fired for other reasons and the Sheriff was just looking for excuses to get rid of him. I was a cop for over 16 years in both small towns and big cities and this looked like a run of the mill County or State Po-Po code-run. He didn't blow through any red lights at speed, nor did he ever squall tires or even come close to losing control of his squad. It was day light, and the roads were dry with exceptionally little traffic. The officers are trained higher than most citizens at handling a vehicle at speed on the skid pads and EVOC driving courses. I didn't really see anything that could be considered reckless or overtly dangerous.
In the city your back up is pretty close and usually plentiful, but with most county and state agencies your back up may be 20 to 50 miles away.
When the deputy arrived for the backup, the lone fellow officer was still in the middle of a high-risk stop with more than one person in the suspect vehicle. To me this reeks of a spineless Sheriff caving to outside influences who have never been in a cop's shoes, or there is prior bad blood between the Sheriff and Deputy, and this was the excuse he was waiting for. If it's the latter, then the Sheriff could be right, or he could still be wrong depending on those reasons.
I'm missing why he got fired.
Apparently speeding?!🤷♂️
Reckless driving. You don't leave the lights and siren on and pass cars on the right going over a hundred miles an hour. He has a lot of other escalations and gun pulls on traffic stops so he was probably going to get sacked anyway and this just pushed it to sooner rather than later.
Read the linked article in the description - he was fired for repeatedly escalating traffic stops even after being coached for his behavior multiple times.
@@drwheycooler8423in Arkansas they do
You do not grab some one phone..
deputy Tyler Gibson looks like you were at the wrong department. Responding to an officer needs assistance call on a felony stop at gunpoint in my state4 would have the same response.
Glad that officer proved he could get to the scene of the crime sooner as opposed to later. Sometime seconds matter in life or death situations. Driving fast certainly doesn’t translate to driving dangerously. Waiting to see him with ASP!
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maybe he was a loose canon within his department. I'm sure there is much more to this story.
was he supposed to walk to the chase?
Professional driver and EVO instructor here: I have no problem with the deputy’s speed on the open highway. The highway patrol or state troopers regularly drive 151 MPH just to catch speeders. My problem, and where I would support some discipline (not termination), is clearing intersections. 83% of LEO vehicle crashes resulting in injury/death occur at intersections. When that light is red, you must clear each lane, one lane at a time, at a reasonable speed. In my 12000+ hours of driving, I’ve never blown a red light at that speed. All of that being said, the rest of the deputy’s response was not unreasonable, and I certainly would not support termination based solely on this incident.
As a retired patrol supervisor I don't see anything wrong in this video. What was the speed he was allowed to drive with a felony stop taking place at gun point.
Obviously not more than about 30 or 40 MPH.
It wasn't just this video, after reading the attached news link it appears that Gibson had a habit of unnecessarily escalating his traffic stops.
I don't know much about North Dakota. Based on this alone, I can only guess that it's another hyper-liberal dystopia with a miserable future on the horizon once the demographics change.
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It has already changed big time. Basketball Americans all over
ASP: 120? You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers!
Lol, ASP will PIT you at a buck twenty.
Arkansas, Georgia, or Florida would love to hire him. I didn't see the officer do anything wrong.
So what did he do to get fired?
He's got a lot of gun pulls and questionable behavior at traffic stops. Then just watching this response his driving is reckless. Leaving your lights and siren on while passing people on the right at those speeds is insanely dangerous. Especially since he constantly switched to the least audible tone, the composite air horn, when going through intersections and things like that. He was over a hundred miles an hour when he went past one car on the right. This is reckless. He probably was going to get sacked anyway this just put it over the edge.
@@drwheycooler8423I wonder how many victims of crime would share those same concerns as they wait for the police to arrive 🤔
@@drwheycooler8423 Hmmmmm. So he should have turned the lights and siren off when he's going that fast and passing. Seems to me someone in here is missing something and it ain't me.
The danger level increases on any high speed responce. I dont see anything different than any other chase or high speed response on the tubes!!@@drwheycooler8423
@vanwrinkle-01 really weird to me that one. Like he was responding to an officer needs assistance? Nah there's something more afoot than this. Our police just kicked the head in of a Muslim who broke a cops nose and got suspended for doing it. Police forces have diff rules I pose.
So why didnt fargo just come out instead of him flying down sheyeanne, 52 ave, 25th st and residentials. This was at 8pm on may 5th. I remember the news.
Fired for being a good cop
#trump2024
No such thing as a good cop. That's an oxymoron.... Trump is a gun grabber, red flag laws passed under his administration. He's a traitor by the constitutions definition.
The title and description of this video is misleading. Because the incident involving his aggressive behaviour occurred after he arrived at the traffic stop. It was recorded on his body cam, not on his dash cam. And it shows him pointing his gun at the occupants inside one of the crashed vehicles at the scene. This particular disciplinary incident wasn't about the speed, or his manner of driving to the crash scene.
120mph? Arkansas State Police pegs their speed limiters every chance they get
Must have been the only cop on duty driving for miles and miles! 😳
lack of insightful info just made this story less understood. shame on the creator. Arkansas State Police are recruiting. If he was trying to support his partner - betting they'll be interested.
There ain't no other cops closer than this cop? C'mon WTF???
Fired if you hurt a criminal. Fired if you respond too quickly. Fired if you say something mean to criminals. And you wonder why normal rational people aren’t police anymore. Who even called this in to get this officer fired????
Maybe read the article that’s linked in the description of the video before spouting bullshit online
@@Minn_sota well, dimwit, since you want everyone to know what happened. Yes he was fired for driving too fast to the scene. The crash that he was responding to, the criminal was given probation for fleeing and a DUI causing a crash. How wonderful 👌
Fired for? Oh, doing his job. Woke Sheriff
I think he was fired for not following policy.
Woke is the word used whenever white dudes get upset that someone is held accountable. Pretty soon arresting child predators willl be woke according to you weirdos.
He put lives in danger for no good reason. That was excessive and anyone with common sense knows it. Billy Bad Ass could’ve killed someone. That’s why high speed chases are becoming a thing of the past slowly but surely.
He was fired for breaking department policy. But maybe you prefer the days of the good ol' boys club where cops could do as they pleased. It is not enough to get there fast. You must get there safely without endangering other motorists. Plus this guy had a history of escalating situations that would otherwise have gone smoothly. Such as when he pointed his weapon at a minor when it was in no way warranted. It is not 'woke' for a dirty cop to lose his job.
I most certainly agree with you but Arkansas state police pretty much do as they please. I don't think it's going anywhere down there.@purplehaze4178
I'm not sure why this deputy is driving like this to the scene of an accident? What is he going to do when he gets there that warrants this kind of driving?
He was fired for his aggression and his continued aggression after this incident, where he arrives at a calm under control scene, then spazzes out, loosing contro ofl his mouth and gets aggressive with the passenger. The core of the problem aggressive spazas get rehired until they cause a multi million dollar lawsuit.
For those asking why he was fired it was because of he didnt follow department policy on traffic stops. Now responding code like this to a subject who was fleeing and you are now doing a felony stop on in my minds eye and experience is valid. I mean they were just in a chase so they were running for a reason. There were two people in the car. However people expect police to be kind even the suspect committed crimes and such. People dont remmeber their parents yelling at them when they messed up and it shows. Saying please only goes so far. At some point in time you will have to make
You explained absolutely nothing.
@@Wigglewonks it says what i just typed in the description. Also common sense must be expensive in your family seeing how you have none of it.
@@johnjohnracer you ramble on like your brain is scrabbled eggs. Try writing in smaller sentences and please lay off the dabs. It’s a mess
@@johnjohnracer Most of what you typed made no sense. Common sense can't decipher that bowl of word salad.
Basically, the officer went 120mph against company policy. 8 words or less 😅😅
This states to me that criminals can speed and cops will be afraid to break policy and not chase you! so criminals from Arkansas go there to get away and break the LAW!
I watched the video on TV which does not show the story or comment. I had to get on my computer to find out what he did to get fired. I still don't get it. I didn't see any near misses or other cars getting into accidents. I'm sure another department will pick him up soon.
This particular disciplinary incident wasn't about his driving actions, it was about what occurred after he arrives at the scene.
WTF!!! I don’t get it?? Did he fail a piss test?
The description box says going 120mph, against company policy.
Do they test for steroids ?
He drove 100+ for 8 minutes to "assist" a cop that already had backup 😂
This wasn't about his driving speeds, it was about what occurred after he arrives at the traffic stop. I don't understand why they used the dash cam video, instead of showing his body cam footage 🙄
If an officer can't do his job and assist in a high speed chase then what good is it to even try to stop someone. What has this world come, let the people go if they don't conform to the laws. Let them get the full sentence, they will think twice the next time. The officer did not endanger anyone but maybe himself.
I believe the deputy was terminated for not following written procedures, which could endanger the local community and the other deputies he works with daily. In this video, it can be difficult to see but he exits his vehicle as he gets on scene and immediately approaches the damaged vehicle and removes the female passenger. It looks like this might have been seen as a felony stop by the other deputies, where the occupants of the vehicle were going to be ordered out of the damaged vehicle and required to move back to the arresting deputy's vehicle so the deputies could remain in cover (more cover than walking up to the suspect vehicle) as the occupants were taken into custody. You can see the other deputies seem hesitant to approach the vehicle but do eventually approach the rear of the vehicle to offer some cover to Tyler as he handcuffs the female passenger. If this is true, Tyler's approach was too aggressive and placed himself and the other deputies in a situation where they had to approach the vehicle without cover, which might have been a violation of policy. If Tyler has a history of rushing towards dangerous situations and causing procedures (written to help keep deputies and citizens of the community as safe as possible) not to be followed, it may have been complaints from other deputies that eventually led to his dismissal. It sounds like the sheriff tried to coach the deputy to resolve these concerns, but it just didn't work out and the deputy was eventually terminated.
City & county policy are too weak. He should apply for state
Fuck that. This deputy didn’t do anything wrong. He quickly and safely got to where he was needed. Fuck the policy
ASP can learn something here. They need better dash cams. This deputy's cam is top quality. 👀
Wonder why Officers are quitting !
Cass county must not have many officers for this cop to travel a long distance at a high rate of speed putting lives at stake
Hope this cop sues the ass off that whole department!!!!!! Shame on that department and the state of North Dakota!!!!!
N Dak=Minn west?
My guess is that he was driving too fast to get to an accident where there was already a police presence and there was no real exigent circumstances to risk innocent people on the road at such speeds because of that. But apparently, he had a tendency to escalate traffic stops for which several citizens complained. This was probably 1 too many mistakes to be making.
The story shows he has an attorney and a reasonable case for wrongful termination.
He wanted to get there in time to get his punches in on the suspect
I am FTP all the way so I can only assume this cop was fired for either actually being a good cop or just not taking bribes. But he was not fired for his driving.
Martin yes he was
The car cleaner in cop car is against the law because I've been ticketed for that abduction of view
I wonder if the trooper from Minnesota, may have played a part in this outcome?
Blasting through school zone #1,#2 70 in a residential is a issue as well,no reason, other police were already on scene, dangerous
clearly you have no idea whats going on.
What did he do wrong???
It's in the description box, going 120mph against company policy.
I don t get it
He passed on the right that's a nono
They just moved to a different department.
Deputy Gibson needs to find a dept that appreciates solid law enforcement minus political biases and dept infighting.
I give him a 10 for his driving
No ears of corn were hurt in these Farmland pursuits...
Passed on the right is a nono
I enjoy driving over a hundred miles per hour, living in rural Texas offers that opportunity often, wonder if I could get a job as a cop so it would be Legal?
I guess yall have not seen the florida highway patrol.. They will pit in rush hour at 120mph lol..
Fired by a DEI Sheriff.
Should issue him a horse then
Bruce yes he did
After reading the story attached it is clear that he was fired for aggressive behavior but this video shows nothing of that and another thing what about the officer that wasn't even on the clock that made the stop was he even in trouble, more research before posting would be nice
The aggressive behaviour was recorded on his body cam, not on his dash cam.
This was stupid. The driving was justified and nearly flawless
How dare he
Ummm, I don't see the officer do anything wrong in this video. He's responding to a high speed chase, how's he supposed to respond if he doesn't drive fast to get there. I'm betting Sheriff Jahner was looking for a reason to fire this officer, Maybe officer Gibson slept with his wife! 🤣
skip first 7 minutes
In car camera footage? 😂 They are digital! 😅 No film!
Took long enough to get there
no good cops.. no not one!
so very wrong.
Pass cars on the right is a nnoo
It does not matter what the backstory is here. There's no narration whatsoever. Nobody knows what the hell's going on unless they go back and read the description of the video and then go to the attached news story. This was the dumbest video ever... annnnnd the only thing to do now is go back to my recommended feed and hit the button that says DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS CHANNEL 🤨
@MWCAdvertising ,
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They should have used his body cam video footage, and not the dash cam of him driving to the accident scene.
To add to this and why he got fired. He's had a lot of questionable gun pulls and traffic stops as well as behavioral complaints and escalations. As much as people don't want to accept this, his driving was actually pretty reckless. I think they were already going to sack him and his response here made it so much easier. He's passing cars on the right while leaving his lights and siren on while traveling at over a hundred miles an hour. Then he drove right through the middle of the accident scene, while still leaving his wailer on... This speaks to tunnel vision and a lack of situational awareness. The person he was going to back up was on a traffic stop with compliant suspects. It wasn't an officer down, an officer needs assistance that was in a fight. It wasn't shots fired by MOS or suspects. It was back up on a traffic stop...again...with compliant suspects.
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Great job by sheriff for firing this maniac. All other sheriffs and chiefs should take note , he saw the signs and acted before tragedy struck. The minneapolis state trooper that killed 18 year old girl when he was responding to a call had 4 previous at fault crashes with his patrol car.
Boring
This is just playing cops and robbers. All for fun, risking peoples lives or fun.
This craziness doesn't have my approval. I expect more, better from the people I pay to patrol the streets with my tax dollars. Most of these high-speed chases would never get this dangerous if the police weren't chasing them. If they're a murderer. Okay, it's different, but 99.9% of the time, it's some traffic violation. Risking members of the public lives over a traffic violation. B.S. Mayor's, city council members. You have the power to stop this madness.
He drove like a fool and obviously he passed and was probably driving recklessly by the wrong person