Detroit Traffic Stop Shows Us A Much Needed Good Outcome

[@DeathTheKid10]

He says very clearly, "if you put your hands anywhere near that gun, I'm going to shoot you." *Reaches for the gun* Me: *Facepalm*

[@ReeseL4D]

Officer lied. Suspect survived.

[@ExplosiveBurka]

@@ReeseL4D huh?

[@giggityeffyou]

Defund The Police - 2020 Fuck you talking bout?

[@utecastronoova863]

They dont listen to cops. Its part of the culture. Thus why they get shot more often per population. Its a distrust of authority taught to them since children. The cycle needs to be broken for things to change.

[@flodgey]

@@giggityeffyou he means that the officer "lied" about shooting him if he reaches for the gun.

[@DejiDigital]

That police officer saved him from his own stupidity just there.

[@truthteller857]

yup. he MUST'VE DAY DREAMED OR NAPED THRU THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS. BECOZ, THEY TRAIN THAT TOO. ' .

[@riv6580]

Wrong

[@zmanmd1641]

The officer saved himself from killing a man who was legally carrying. The officer read his eyes, reacted accordingly and did not panic. A person who is going to shoot has to make a decision that will show on their face.

[@WhoThisMonkey]

Pretty sure the guns were stolen...

[@zmanmd1641]

@@WhoThisMonkey John stated the driver's gun was legal. The stolen guns belonged to the two passengers. The driver was not charged.

[@justinian6272]

His whole life flashed in front of me. And I don't even know the guy.

[@sonnyw5952]

Right Talk about “sweaty hands” Lol

[@reptar.rex.u]

for real, i panicked

[@Kavya0704]

Lmao

[@SWTWHITEGSR]

Lmfao

[@jubankta1627]

Same

[@owenfuchser1540]

Officer: "is that a gun?" Suspect: "Oh yeah let me show you"

[@fundy3481]

Not Me You haven’t seen enough of Johns videos to know a driver can pull his gun and shoot in less than 1 second without warning. At that range, the officer could be killed and the driver gotten away. What’s wrong with the officer fearing for his own life when other officers had their own life taken from the exact same thing happening.?

[@dracenas6625]

@@notmefrfr read Fundy's comment. Maybe you won't be blinded by opinion and see facts.

[@dracenas6625]

@@notmefrfr also you dumbass, he saw the gun on the right not the left. Get your facts.

[@ibo1137]

😂🤣

[@ammarateem2105]

The luckiest Stupid person ever

[@gusudeani6071]

I love how all the passengers simultaneously said “WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU” great officer.

[@jjacksonjr2]

The passenger has WAY more sense than the driver!!

[@coryburns834]

Everyone in the car could be dead

[@jimmymartinez1892]

This dude made the absolute WORST mistake he could have made and still walked away with his life. Great job on the cops behalf and very smart of all the passengers. Proof that not all cops are bad people and neither are all Black Americans. Very glad to see that all the passengers have common sense and jumped this guys ass immediately. Awesome outcome for everyone.

[@jimmymartinez1892]

@@joski9030 Tell that to all the people protesting right now talking about defunding police. Better yet, tell that to the black communities that are outraged at officers who go to far due to their own fears of being shot and end up killing Black Americans. Even better, tell that to John, the man who runs this channel... because I can assure you of one thing, he gave this video the title that he did partially because of all the negativity going on between the black community and law enforcement. You should really think before you open your mouth bud.

[@malachi1243]

BIG 🧢

[@kenlucas7025]

Bottom Line: Police officer wasn't a scared cop. He was professional and respectful yet firm. Kudos!

[@mcinnisj100]

That’s the same thing I was thinking. He was confident and in control, not trying to act like he was in control.

[@lel3450]

I mean it’s understandable if he was scared. he is human he risks his life everyday. Precautions is key in these situations.

[@kenlucas7025]

@@lel3450 Ok, well allow me to elaborate. When I say "scared cop" I meant scared senseless and jumpy. I'm a former cop and some of my co-workers were scared rabbits especially when it came to people of color. This cop may have been afraid but....He kept his emotions in control. That's what I meant.

[@facestabber51]

@@kenlucas7025 I'm glad you followed up with that and that is solid assessment. Fear isn't bad, but you cant let it own you.

[@meezey]

AMEN! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@FunTaskTickViews]

The officer interrogating the driver is more than a professional at his job, God bless him.

[@woswasdenni1914]

not really, he was big part of creating this situation in the first place. his wording was bad, overly complicated and easly misinterpretated under stress. i dont know if they dont get better training or he was sloppy but this is not how you command things. "if you reach for this gun ill shoot you" - the driver only hears "reach" "gun" "shoot you" this is not how our brain works. he asked if he understand that, he didnt, didnt at all. safe command first like: listen keep your hands on the steering wheel, do not move your hands. repeat at least once or twice. you should not mention the gun or make a threat,its redundant just adds stress. you dont need to refer to the gun, its redundant too, you want his hand on the wheel, tell him that. dont start with negatives or worst double negatives. guide him what you wanna see dont tell him what you dont wanna see, this guy clearly had no intent (he couldnt even get it out) to use it or make something bad, he was simply confused and stressed out from start.

[@shawnmichael2440]

woswas denni stfu dumbass anybody with a brain could comply with those commands.

[@mellohi2899]

@@shawnmichael2440 LMFAO exactly

[@jermaineh7894]

@@shawnmichael2440 Is it neccessary to call someone a dumb ass when they are trying to give their opinion on a very complicated and dangerous encounter that has left many dead. I was pulled over one evening in LA after having dinner and 2 glasses of red wine/coke drinks. They asked me to step out of the car for sobriety test and I was nervous as hell. I passed the tests but he decided to do a breathalyzer which came to 0.02. I was way below the 0.08 limit. He told me that I could go and I asked " Go to jail". He said he meant go have fun. He had pulled me over in front of a bar and everyone was looking and concerned. I realized that evening the pressure people feel when they get stopped by cops. It's a normal human reaction to panic that's why cops have to be calm and precise and not yell commands at scared people.

[@jamesmorell1758]

@@shawnmichael2440 You sir, severely underestimate how fucked people's brains are under stress. Especially those who are untrained. You hear things different. Fear scrambles your ability to comprehend even simple things.

[@levicearbhall651]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the dude's friends? They knew their buddy was clean and they took responsibility for the stolen firearms to keep him clean. Not exactly the best people, being in possession of stolen firearms and all.. but undoubtedly good friends.

[@kendarr]

There are bad people and good criminals, bad criminals and good people, and sometimes you get a rare breed of good people who happens to be a good criminal, I don't mean hes a Saint, just that he took responsibility for the shit he did.

[@FewGuysFromFloida]

They could’ve bought em second hand and not known they were stolen tbh, that’d be the only way, if proven, I’d think they’d be able to avoid a charge.

[@johnbeckwith1361]

Naw, I won't waste a moment for these guys. My time can be better spent.

[@smoke......]

What if those friends couldn’t own guns for whatever reason but they knew they need one even if it means illegally to protect themselves what they gunna do?

[@jermu8706]

@@kendarr Good criminals have respect for citizens and only take from government and corporations

[@dizzlx4662]

That was so funny when the officer says to the passengers to 'get your boy' and they both start calling him an idiot lol.

[@coryburns834]

That was a great officer very intelligent and cared that the other guy stayed alive

[@Awakentoyou]

😄

[@williamle8300]

“Dammit Morty! Why you gotta be such a fucking idiot!”

[@EPSKRCMPK]

Matt not bragging about IQ he’s just calling him dumb lmfao you’re a clown

[@jer1014t2th]

@Matt Troller, stop trolling! 😉 You'll just get your panties in a twist.

[@JCem8409]

His friends admitted the stolen guns was theirs. Those are real friends. Props to everyone in this situation

[@Johns.Insight]

exactly!

[@loudmein6591]

Eh not bad but real friends wouldn’t put you in any situation where you could get in trouble. I bet the driver knew they had stolen guns which is probably the reason he was so nervous and wasn’t paying attention to the officers commands.

[@loudmein6591]

Which ended up leading to the whole situation

[@Marc-dq3lh]

Amen.

[@justbehappy5435]

Detroit 💯

[@hugodesiderio2367]

I love how a passenger said "What is wrong with you?" That guy got lucky as hell

[@yaboymagic9608]

This guy needs to be the new police academy trainer

[@ramtransportllc6818]

Thank God!

[@BadDiddler4Lyfe]

@Gotti Cosme ya being a decent human being is for pussies, bet you dont have a job and 5 baby mamas u worthless fuck

[@billmeriwether605]

That WAS a poignant statement! His buddies are jumping on him - you are going to get yourself killed .... us too

[@ibexking69]

@Gotti Cosme insinuating that most blacks don't follow the law? How self hating.

[@EdgarHernandez-bg1pu]

This guy's spirit animal is definitely the Dodo bird.

[@justusmzb7441]

I am going to remember that phrase XD

[@tannerskatrud7504]

Good news is he isn’t extinct

[@justusmzb7441]

@@tannerskatrud7504 that's new. Do you have a source? I would be interested in that story

[@ragnot95]

@@justusmzb7441 you missed the joke....

[@justusmzb7441]

@@ragnot95 oh, you mean the guy 😂 That was rather slow of me.

[@claygilchrist632]

If a cop told me to put my hands on the steering wheel you'd have to use a crowbar to pry them off.

[@jpo1804]

🤣

[@BallroomTeacher]

Clay, I carry everywhere and I have been told to keep my hands on the steering wheel. You were right on. I squeeze that wheel so there's no chance of me removing my hands.

[@ladysbusiness]

Right, like officer sir, I know you want me to get out the car, but you’re going to have to get the surgeon because my hands are now gorilla glued to this steering wheel. 🤣🤣🤣

[@oksekim6917]

Hahahha! Love it! Agreed!

[@H_A_F_GAMING]

Lmao

[@angelsadvocate_]

As a black man I'm really happy there are videos like these, not every case is a bad case and not every cop is incompetent. Good job 👍🏾

[@presidentresident]

With you being a black man and all, I would like to say good comment ;).

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

most cases are not bad,and most cops are not bad either,so don't like the is 50 50 chance of bad and good of these two.

[@martelljhixson]

@@jerryboics9550 that percentage 😂😂😂....no. you dont even believe what you're saying. Its not hard to find videos and thats just the tip of the iceberg. Most cops do a good job...but the idiots and wolves are more abundant than 0.1 percent 😂

[@MrBOB39]

I FULLY AGREE

[@KillerDoc42]

Martell Hixson facts

[@arkay848]

Dude almost lost his life...respect for the officer

[@MrTee12]

*This could have easily been another Philando Castile situation. This officer did a great job of communicating and not overreacting.*

[@filmgunproductions4448]

@@MrTee12 overreacting? Or holding back like a pro from natural instict to pull the trigger?

[@cnnnpc4351]

This just proves a lot of police work could easily be made obsolete. Over 300 million guns in this country. Confrontations like this over things like broken headlights are really unnecessary. So much of traffic cop work and fining people can be automated with cameras. Thankfully this officer showed restraint but the reality is that a lot of people will get nervous/act irrationally when a gun is pointed at them. I know they have to make their quotas but stops like this are just a ticking timebomb. Automate, monitor and let them focus on catching the real bad guys in Detroit City.

[@articulatemonkey6667]

Fred F. If the police wanna stop someone they should be able to. They r not the demons the media make them out to be. A lot of criminals get caught because there is something wrong with their car or the way they r driving it and they get pulled over and searched. Maybe my the real problem is the fact that guns r legal in America 🤔

[@doubletap10mm]

Fred F. People get hit head on when other drivers can’t see them because of headlights. I work night shift and am always driving at night. It is you sometimes don’t see a car until it’s to late when their lights are off. Honestly 2 stolen guns, lights off, sounds like that officer stopped a drive by

[@joemama.556]

this dude was sooooo close to getting smoked, I almost had a heart attack when he reached for the gun...

[@PKcrash]

for real lol my hands started sweating like crazy I was just looking at the screen like " man please please dont be stupid you can get out of this"

[@collinbarnard207]

@Armed Chicano BRO I HAD THE SAME REACTION 😂 I don’t even have my gun on me and I still twitched like I’m gonna reach for my waist😂

[@erickwilliams8863]

SOOOOOOOOOO CLOSE!!!

[@thetrumanshow4791]

@lance22me TDS is real!

[@EustaBAracer]

Fear and adrenaline can make for quick, stupid decisions. Officer was top notch in his reactions.

[@surfn07]

“Listen to the words that are coming out of my mouth!” 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@onlyupformhere]

He was scared. Do you know the amount of thoughts going through his head at that moment. From the look on his face you could easily tell

[@sgtdirtybrick4780]

@@onlyupformhere a scared person wouldn't reach for there gun and the officer clearly said that if u reach anywhere near that gun u will be shot, so ya

[@onlyupformhere]

@@sgtdirtybrick4780 As i said he was scared and in stress. Why would someone with certification to carry a gun want to get his gun out of a holster to shoot a cop who already has his gun out for no reason. THINK

[@sgtdirtybrick4780]

@@onlyupformhere as u said "do u know the amount of thoughts going through his head at that time" well maybe he should've listened to the officer in the first place and not reach anywhere near the gun as the officer said.THINK

[@onlyupformhere]

@@sgtdirtybrick4780 can you read? Like can you read and actually process what you read? I have said that the man was scared and in stress do you want me to spell it out for you? Do you know what an immense amount of fright can cause someone to do? Please read my comments and take your time to process it before you reply. Jesus

[@DRAWDAILYchannel]

Give this officer a raise. Share and spread the word. He deserves a raise in pay and recognition.

[@DrVincentDoom]

He should be promoted to instructing all new recruits. People gotta keep a cool head.

[@DrVincentDoom]

@@TaskForceEntertainment2022 What're we disagreeing about? I was praising him for doing his job, help me understand why you're trying to argue?

[@DrVincentDoom]

@@TaskForceEntertainment2022 It's impossible not to get worked up or draw your weapon in the heat of the moment. I don't fault people for that nor am'I siding with the driver because honestly he was an idiot for reaching and the passenger should have hit him up side his head. I'm just observing the restraint after he pulled his weapon.

[@DrVincentDoom]

@@TaskForceEntertainment2022 Agreed. If I or any future recruits were to be trained or have a mentor I'd hope it would be that officer.

[@bricewilliams3563]

Fasho

[@amazingcabbage39]

His friend was like DONT REACH FOR THE GUN in-sync with the cop and then was like is you crazy??

[@theykilledjoel1496]

And he was like angry to lol IS YOU CRAZY??

[@PeachtreeFrenchies2]

This guy is out of his element. He was nervous because his friends were dirty

[@PeachtreeFrenchies2]

@Brandon K he had a legit strap. His friends had the dirty one. watch the whole video before commenting

[@Whiteboy23956]

@@PeachtreeFrenchies2 He knew his friends had some stolen weapons. Come on now, stop playing dumb my boy.

[@PeachtreeFrenchies2]

@@Whiteboy23956 we're saying the same thing. He knew. That's why he was nervous and almost got his brains blown.

[@Hobyosultana]

That’s why you’ve got to be careful about who you’re friends with. Almost died because of his thief friends.

[@NaruSanavai]

@@Whiteboy23956 How do you know that he knew that?

[@creativestan]

The passenger said everything I was thinking lol 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@FreaknKC1]

No offense but then that makes you really fucking stupid

[@endlesspossibilities6557]

Then your cerebral cortex is non existent. Officer says "is that a gun" Driver responds "mumbo jumbo slurred words" a simple yes i have a ccw is all he needed to say.

[@jer1014t2th]

@@endlesspossibilities6557 Dude You're the pot calling the kettle black. Work on your reading comprehension.

[@FreaknKC1]

@Matt I owe you an apology. You said passenger. My bad, I was thinking driver, which wld make you stupid,,, but I misread your comment, maling me the fucking dumb one. My apologies.

[@TheLastWhiteKid]

I'm happy no one died and there was a peaceful resolution.

[@GameFuMaster]

yeah. The guy was scared a bit dumb. Best ending.

[@michaelarojas]

Don’t do dumb things just comply.

[@13wayz70]

@@michaelarojas shittiest advice i have ever seen... "JUST DONT BE DUMB" as if anyone tries to be dumb

[@michaelarojas]

13Wayz stfu

[@13wayz70]

@@michaelarojas go eat some more chalk bitch

[@Matt-yw2oi]

I know the passengers got charged with the stolen guns, but I was reading through comments and someone hit the nail on the head. Sometimes when in a very intense scary situation, your mind actually impulsively will want to do what you’re told not to. It is very clear this driver did not mean any harm by reaching other than just making a simple mistake. Thankful for this officer for his trigger discipline and also very thankful to see these 3 young men be respectful to law enforcement throughout the entirety of their traffic stop given current times. At the end of the day, everyone involved still gets to live another day and that should be the goal.

[@jayw729]

Devil in your mind, saying do this!

[@stowjoker342]

That is all fine and dandy but you do have to remember the cop has a split second to make a decision and knowing if the guy means harm or not is not always clear.

[@penguin12902]

Yep. Tunnel vision for the ears. All his brain processed was "hand....gun...".

[@h1989w7373]

Great post

[@inshapekhabib7489]

Well said

[@brotharobmusic]

That cop ain't looking to kill someone! It's about doing your job and going home!

[@michaelliming3169]

Astronaut1: you mean it's all about doing the job and going home. Astronaut2: always has been........ *BANG*

[@luby305]

Yeah but let's say the driver was set out to kill the cop. how ever long it would have taken for the driver to get a firm grip and tilt the gun and shoot, that would have been the difference between life and death.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

The comment section is disappointed. They wanted to hear "He took the .... challenge" 🥲

[@MMNemesis17]

That young man is lucky to be alive and definitely needs a new circle of friends...

[@flyingmonke7004]

Yeah they would be safer without him

[@johndixon9623]

New friends bra need a new brain

[@clayton9838]

@@johndixon9623 at least he didn't get charged with anything sometimes people do things without thinking in the moment he didn't do it because he's stupid he did it because he was scared and confused

[@DesolatorMagic]

For once i appreciate the background commentary. "What is wrong with you?!?!" Like...right? lol

[@piccoloatburgerking]

He's like "damn i'm friends with a retard" lol

[@Merc399]

lol whole time he prolly had a stolen gun

[@kenthawley5990]

The control of the officer was outstanding!

[@danalee606]

Exactly! This video reminded of Philando Castille--who told an officer he had a gun, but in turn lost his life because an officer didn't have control. I give the officer in this video much kudos for being professional.

[@marley3948]

You don’t even have control over your meaningless life

[@tyler4475]

This is the kind of officer I want to be. Patient, understanding, and slow on the trigger.

[@ashcabz4421]

Take sociology and human behavior as well. You can’t go far with little education

[@pozloadescobar]

If you're becoming a cop, I have just one request of you as a citizen. Please please please learn de-confliction/de-escalation strategies

[@mikolajlakomski2787]

Be careful...we live in America...that type of thinking might get you killed...God forbid...best of luck 👍

[@luby305]

Slow on the trigger gets you killed if the situation calls for it.

[@tiltil9442]

Heck, some of these keyboard warriors do have itchy fingers.

[@awright119021]

Its so simple. I don't care what they say..my hands are not moving from the steering wheel. Want my gun, I'll tell you where it is and you get it. Want my license, same thing. Hands are staying in one spot. Given all the craziness going on, I know they are on high alert and I'm going to make it real easy!

[@bradallen1832]

Yes. That's why I try to put licenses and registration in a packet where I can easily put it on the dash so it's in plain view and they never approach me reaching for anything.

[@wallaceluna6241]

Exactly. Keep your hands visable let them do all the "Rummaging" if you try to get shit outta your pockets for them you could end up shot. You let them grab the shits you wnt get shot.

[@sawedoff5745]

Yep!!! Same for me man. I aint movin shit, dog.

[@ShanteRoxxane]

Yeah I got stopped while driving my mother’s car and the cop asked for registration and I said “idk where it is.” I’m not searching for a thing (didn’t say that, just thought it). I’d rather just get a ticket though. But the cop told me where I should look and told me to check the glove compartment so I just did that and it was right there so I didn’t have to do much. Overall, I think it’s safer to just take a ticket sometimes.

[@nsomanywords3687]

Easier said than done.....

[@dustinmasterson411]

You never see any good friends in these videos. Only bad friends. I hope each of those young men have great lives and always learn from their human mistakes.

[@Quinnwuddbethename]

I bet he failed at “Simon Says” as a kid, I was sweating hard af watching this video.

[@InterestingClipsRM]

I still don't even understand that game.

[@Hackerman-bd9hq]

@@InterestingClipsRM lmao, do what Simon says, not the person saying stuff.

[@InterestingClipsRM]

@@Hackerman-bd9hq But the person talking is Simon

[@Hackerman-bd9hq]

@@InterestingClipsRM lol

[@redbearpreparedness2882]

Simon says, “Keep your hands on the steering wheel!!” Dummy: reaches for gun

[@grimlyreaper5364]

This guy is so clean he never thought of having a deadly encounter to police. He was so clean in his mind that he didn’t even think to reach for his waist would be consider deadly. Crazy, let this be a lesson

[@therealmrfishpaste]

Officer: "If you put your hand anywhere near that gun you're gonna get shot" Guy...immediately puts his hands on his gun...

[@MelloLoMane]

The power of words....when you are nervous you hear parts of sentences and put it together however your brain puts it together. He was way too nervous and looks like he is either high or kind of slow. Im sure we all grew up with kids that do the dumbest things, and laugh about a lot of it. ..but this situation was no laughing matter. The officer was on point.

[@Nowhy]

@@MelloLoMane good explanation.

[@randmayfield5695]

Pure and simple: A stupid dangerous move!

[@proguninc4080]

Exactly. 🙄 And if the Cop would've shot him for that very stupid sudden move, then now the Cop is wrong. 🤦 smh Society today is f@cking crazy.

[@bradallen1832]

@@MelloLoMane I agree completely. Too many words thrown at him all at once to be interpreted well.

[@mightyoak11111]

I've said this once and I'll say it again. We need to increase funding for law enforcement and ensure that every department has a community outreach officer whose only focus is to go to school and give presentations to the students on how to interact with law enforcement. That would avoid so many bad outcomes if there was better education in that department. Well done officer on showing professionalism and keeping his cool.

[@dlv444]

Police and Fire came to my elementary school every year to talk and let the kids experience an engine and patrol car. Of course that was 45 years ago. Cops were proud to say that they never had to pull their weapon in the line of duty. I 100% agree with your statement but would like to add, too many police lack deescalation skills, ego suppression, and in some cases a strong gang mentality. It is important for us that back the blue, to not give them a free pass on issues that have gone on for to long.

[@woodsman335]

Good point. My wife visited public schools to educate teachers and students about epilepsy. This teaching was done because, if a student had a seizure, many times nobody knew what to do and fellow students and teachers freaked out. You are right - educated people about communicating with a cop would save lives.

[@PSL416]

Also, officers could use psychological therapy insurance (is that a thing?). It’s an extremely high stress job and being wound up could cause all sorts of problems. I’m sitting at home and I already felt really stressed when that dude literally reached to his waist after being told not to.

[@MrMike95113]

That's actually a great idea..

[@Knuckleheaded76]

Let's give them more money, they will spend it wisely this time. I'm sure of it.

[@comeauxjc]

If it’s that hard to follow simple directions at a traffic stop, imagine how hard it is to do all the correct things while actually being attacked! Train, train, train...great job sharing these situations with us. So glad this turned out well. Also two more stolen guns off the street.

[@knocksensor3203]

Instead of teaching history in schools,they should have courses in how to interact with law enforcement when in countering them.. a matter of life and death 😉

[@Ryotsofficial]

Trottle position Sensor nah you need history.. take away cooking class everyone fails that anyways

[@emmah6454]

“You scared the fuck outta me “ Buddy as did you !

[@frankieslight]

hahaha

[@marley3948]

Shut up Emma this isn’t a klan meeting

[@wendyc1902]

Officer's like this are never commended! #GoodCopsMatter

[@TIOLIOfficial]

I like that hashtag.

[@EustaBAracer]

@@Thehandsomeliberal ...yeah, this should be the standard, but until this standard is enforced across the board, we should still commend the good officers. I am very much onboard the "fuck the police" wagon, but imagine being a cop. All you see on the news is people (justifiably) hating police all day 24/7, that has to be incredibly draining. Let's applaud the good cops, like this one right here. I mean, this cop literally was 0.25 seconds from ending the driver, but made the best decisions and kept everyone safe. Good job.

[@CoasterCoat]

HAHAHAH MY HEART DROPPED when he reached fast as fuck for no reason.

[@YaboiBlkRob]

He was nervous.. and scared.. almost led to his death.. good discipline from the officer..

[@ricovillanueva1650]

So would it have been bad discipline from the officer if he would have shot him? Or would it have been that dumb shit heads fault?

[@TheLjrowe]

@@ricovillanueva1650 yes you dumb shit head, the fact the cop isn't some scared and nervous, jumpy trigger finger who only became a cop for a pay check is a good thing. Being an idiot doesn't mean you need to be killed because maybe a lot of us wouldn't be around including you stupid scum bag. People have been killed for reaching for their license that the same cop told them to reach for, so who's fault or not doesn't matter, the cop did an excellent job investigating the situation and sparing human life

[@YaboiBlkRob]

@@TheLjrowe ur on point great statement

[@ricovillanueva1650]

Lucien Rowe You lost all credibility and you know why. Lol. 😂👍

[@ricovillanueva1650]

Robert Smith You’re too scared to answer the question because you know you said something stupid. 😂

[@brittany6315]

Getting pulled over is always scary, even if you didn’t do anything wrong. I was shaking the first time I got pulled over for a broken brake light. I’m glad everyone was okay!

[@900bz]

Damn u must be american here in canada we just worry about paying a ticket we cant afford

[@junaidmoody8342]

Same here in south africa.the cops are cool here,maybe too cool cos we can bribe them, no need to worry about the ticket as well

[@brittany6315]

@@900bz you are correct 😩 are your tickets more expensive than ours in the US?

[@brittany6315]

@@junaidmoody8342 I’d be thrown in jail if I tried to bribe a cop😂😩

[@jermu8706]

@@brittany6315 Hello! I'm just a stranger from the internet, but I thought I'd throw in a random fact. Here in Finland tickets are based on your income. Finland’s system for calculating fines is relatively simple: It starts with an estimate of the amount of spending money a Finn has for one day, and then divides that by two-the resulting number is considered a reasonable amount of spending money to deprive the offender of. Then, based on the severity of the crime, the system has rules for how many days the offender must go without that money. Going about 15 mph over the speed limit gets you a multiplier of 12 days, and going 25 mph over carries a 22-day multiplier. A finnish businessman called Reima Kuisla was fined 103,000€ for going 65 in a 50 zone (Mp/h)

[@nathan0717]

Lmao even his boys like “is you crazy” they know wassup

[@bradallen1832]

They seemed to know more than the driver, indicating they had thought about that more than the driver had. Why?

[@snakehunter10mm4]

Please please please please PLLLLEEEEEAAAAAASSSSEEEEEE anyone reading this who's a brand new gun owner or a CPL holder (or whatever your state calls it)...keep your hands in plain view (on the wheel, out the window, on the dash, etc...). The magic words are "before we get started officer, I would like for you to be aware I have a firearm(s). They are located ____ ". And they will tell you want you to do. Even in states where it's not required to disclose, disclose it anyway. It WILL make everyone's life easier. Kudos to that officer for doing such an amazing job

[@dareonallen9574]

Legally don’t have to announce that

[@mikumikuiyada]

@@dareonallen9574 the police also legally can shoot you if you reach out or act as if you are going to reach out for it. So yeah. if you like to legally die, sure.

[@jeffhuntley2921]

My state I don’t gave to disclose it but officers have it on my file and it comes up with my license plate. I’ve had an officer ask me if I was carrying and when I said no, he asked why not:)

[@latetotheparty7551]

Correct. Mr. Noir said that that's exactly what he does as he speeds - a lot. XD

[@knndyskful]

I tell them “just so you know I’m a responsibly armed citizen” so I don’t say the word gun or firearm or weapon, so there’s no confusion

[@Jason-Moon]

I love this officer. After watching so many videos of police escalating situations putting everyone in jeopardy by power tripping and ego tripping and being abusive bullies, there's this guy: actually trying to protect and serve the public as a peacekeeper the way it should be. ! Instead of escalating the danger like I've seen from bully cops all too often, he constantly tries to de-escalate. He keeps calling the people in the car "bro"; his voice always remains steady, calm, and peaceful, he tells the driver he understands him when the guy says he was scared; just nearly perfect handling of a dangerous situation. More officers like him and less psycho bullies in law enforcement would definitely make the world a better place. This guy is a knight with a badge instead of a villain with one.

[@s3d843]

1:23 lol that "what is wrong wit yu" killin mee dam smh 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@Razorwire882]

especially cus before that the cop told them to "get their boi" lol

[@paulhutchinson2396]

Weird

[@javiermorales9095]

Great job on the officers.

[@rollsroyce2627]

This should be top comment

[@DavidRodriguez-hh6kx]

officer: *do not reach for the gun* suspect: *immediately reaches for the gun at lightning speed*

[@AbyssalPlague]

@Gary Winthorp Especially trying to pull it on a damn cop.

[@alexanderperez2732]

@Gary Winthorp someone thats new to owning a gun possibly. My first time going to a gun range I did a lot of stupid things that put my life in danger lol don't ever assume people can't do something stupid especially when your nervous.

[@penguin12902]

Tunnel vision affects hearing too. When you're that scared it's possible that stuff never even registers. Glad the officer kept his cool.

[@alexanderperez2732]

@Gary Winthorp accidentally pointing the weapon at the instructor 3 times. I can laugh about it now but wasn't funny back then

[@Caliekat15]

@@millercmdn the guy panicked hard core. Good outcome for all involved

[@oscarrobertson2257]

The drivers friends are gonna give him the " Educational Beatdown" for putting his hands near the gun after the office said " Don't not put your hands near the gun " 🤣😂

[@jacobb554]

Officer: "you reach and put your hands anywhere near that gun you are going to get shot do you understand me?" Suspect: "Yes" *as he reaches for the gun*

[@bklyn_line]

That was a total brain fart...smh

[@bradallen1832]

Some people, myself included, would take a long time to interpret the word "hands" into the thing physically on the end of my arms with fingers on it. I am EXTREMELY BAD at interpreting body movement commands, and I know it. I learned that in swimming lessons class. It could take me minutes to figure out what command needs to be attached to what body part. I bet there's no jocks (who become cops) who would understand that, since they tended to go into jock sports and junk where they are used to body part commands and would actually be around people who understand that junk. If you ask me to do anything with a body part, you might as well be asking me to do pirouette ballet somersault jumping jacks blindfolded on ice skates while sitting in the car seat, because it would make as much sense to me. Just don't give me body part commands!!! Or, if you do, TAKE A REALLY LONG TIME TO DO IT.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

Maybe an IQ test should be required to buy a gun

[@dantegood2195]

no further west - He was reaching for his certification papers, liar

[@keith606]

Brad Allen What do you think the cop should have said instead for comprehension?

[@nathand9260]

Wow! The officer could’ve easily shot that guy once he reached for his gun good discipline by the officer.

[@readawn6788]

Proper respect from those he stoped also. " don't start no shit won't be no shit"

[@bigtrizz2774]

Very good discipline!

[@alanfield7837]

So he’s a GOOD guy hanging with 2 guys with stolen guns and NOOOO CC licsene.

[@TheCryptKeeper.]

Only reason he didn't get shot is because his partner (police) was black

[@jmurphy68463]

@@TheCryptKeeper. That's a racist way of thinking.

[@terellmalone6569]

I’m glad this officer was able to calmly take control of the situation. Props to this officer!

[@cuntcunt-k2l]

I feel like it’s hard for civilians to put themselves in the position of the officer. That guy genuinely had no idea how much stress he’s putting the cop under when he reaches like that. The cop has no idea what’s in ur car and who u are.

[@hugo8500]

@MooBie GDK Real smart comment there buddy

[@BM205]

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

[@sttonep242]

@Phifer Bellington why so angry?

[@tinawalker5335]

I have watched so much cops and other cop shows and it does give you a different perspective. It also shows you how much race does not always play a role in these stops.

[@LifesMike]

It's really easy just don't be stupid and listen

[@Kavya0704]

The guy was so nervous he did the opposite of what the officer said XD. Props to them for staying calm

[@Ak-gb4ms]

Imaging talking with someone when he point a gun at ur face

[@KappaKiller108]

@@Ak-gb4ms That's much less sketchy than talking to somebody you know is trying to hide a gun from you

[@rudy_6776]

@@Ak-gb4ms he was talking before he had the gun out...

[@solomonKachi7000]

@@skepsisrollins1711 every situation is diff

[@beekeeper8474]

His dumb ass reached for his before the cop drew his

[@cbell3408]

Professionalism at it's best. Kept total control of the situation, spoke to the person with dignity, and explained to him why he was doing what he was doing. Most importantly he didn't jump to conclusions very poised, mature professional. Great job..

[@JesusWantsU]

"You're under arrest" "What for?" "Being the stupidest person in the city"

[@jeff1595]

Continent*

[@gucci1131]

@Nad P yup not even close to being the dumbest in town lol

[@imlilaudio]

Ooof careful with that one sir. Most stupid*

[@renegadeexploitz6383]

@Brian T he didnt say that he said that

[@marley3948]

Oh yeah? Look who’s talking (the white guy) who judges people based on their freaking skin color.

[@bartholomewlyons]

So happy with the outcome. It looked like the start of all those vids where it goes to violence and death in a second. God bless them all. Crying tears of joy

[@protoman1214]

I mean this whole heartedly John: keep doing what you are doing my friend. You are both a gentleman and a scholar, a voice of reason that is so desperately needed in an era of misinformation and hate. Thank You!

[@FineChampagnepainlan36]

Notice how easy it is to to miss verbal directions when you’re feeling stressed. Practicing breathing is one way to control your stress. I do not practice yet but heard it’s effective.

[@BOLOYOO]

That have nothing to do with stress... This dude just have very low IQ level, thats all. I'm not even American and I would know how to act when police stop me and I'm carrying.

[@bradallen1832]

There wasn't even time to breath as fast as those huge sentences were being thrown at him. Here's what I practice: I keep my hands on the steering wheel, and I say "What? Sorry, my hearing isn't that good. Can you please repeat slower? I'm keeping my hands on the wheel until I understand. Thank you!"

[@aaronm8636]

You won't feel stressed if you're not knowingly transporting two stolen firearms, carrying one illegally on your person, and failing (illegally) to notify the officer of all of the above. You won't even have to worry about your breathing. Getting pulled over isn't stressful at all if you aren't a criminal.

[@FineChampagnepainlan36]

I just started to practice breathing 90 seconds ago. And I can tell you guys, other than the light headedness that you initially feel caused by the slight drop of carbon levels in the body, the clarity you feel afterwards is kind of soothing. You might underestimate this at first. But with weeks maybe months of practice. Your breathing habits will likely change for the better. Much love to everyone on this post. Thanks for the comments and opinions

[@BOLOYOO]

@KDA (G) IDLE So don't watch media. Problem solved. I don't even have TV in my house.

[@MJtnp]

First thing you ever say when you are carrying and encounter a cop. "Officer I have CPL and it is located ....". "how would you like to proceed". They only told us this about 50 times during the CPL course.

[@MrTee12]

Good idea for the most part. Some states like PA, don't require you to inform. Also, there have been some stories of cops field stripping people's firearms. But to be safe, it's best to inform and get home alive.

[@drefame]

Michael Jackson yeah but in certain states it is not required to announce u have a FIREARM

[@MJtnp]

@@drefame it is in Michigan, where this happened

[@sinnirr]

@@MJtnp That's a fact... and yes, when I went through the CPL certification, that was drilled into our heads... inform the officer that you have a CPL and where it is if stopped

[@hiredgoon242]

damn. that guy, the passenger, and all their loved ones should write that cop a thank you letter for not being twitchy on the trigger.

[@lincoln5775]

Thank you so much for not murdering me officer 😩

[@andrewallason4530]

@@lincoln5775 it would be justified, as evidenced by this badgecam. . Not murder if the fool goes for his weapon.

[@lincoln5775]

@@andrewallason4530 Wordy comment considering you've got a boot stuck in your mouth. My comment was ridiculing the "write that cop a thank you letter" part. Just because something is legally justifiable doesnt mean it's right.

[@lincoln5775]

@@andrewallason4530 I should clarify however, of course I commend the officers actions. The driver of the vehicle certainly was foolish, honestly borderline "suicide by cop". The only issue I had was with the original commenter's weird sentiment.

[@DrVincentDoom]

@@lincoln5775 Being dumb and nervous aren't exactly in the same category as "borderline suicide by cop"

[@lifeisacoustics]

The driver was very nervous. But the best thing he did not fight the cops. Well done bro you saved your own life and Kudos to the officers for not going in guns blazing

[@user5214]

Props to the cop for managing his emotion by recognizing the guy was not necessarily going to reach to shoot.

[@mturker100]

Seriously. Cool as the smoke coming off dry ice.

[@anthonybailey7913]

With the climate we're living in...this is a feel good story about how good cops CAN actually de escalate a sketchy situation, much respect to this officer!!!

[@Turco949]

1:176 - LMAO, his friend in the passenger seat is losing his mind, screaming "you crazy! What is wrong with you?!". He knew they almost just got shot.

[@andrean135]

This is how the police should handle a traffic stop. Guy is lucky because the cop had the right to use force on him. Good JOB TO THE OFFICER

[@kennys2359]

@KDA (G) IDLE What are you talking about? The average reaction time is a quarter of a second, do you really think an officer should fucking wait and take a chance to see if he can react in time when it takes half a second or less to pull out a gun and shoot? You make it sound like this outcome wasn't pure luck on the dipshit reaching for a gun that he just SAID he had and was warned that if he reached for it he'd be shot.

[@fpsfreak4079]

@KDA (G) IDLE smh.good thing you ain't police chief.youd have alot of dead cops on your watch

[@badbehaviour7193]

@@fpsfreak4079 Comes with the job. Doctors could also be 100% successful at stopping breast cancer of they just removed the breasts of all women.

[@ZenNeonRazor]

This how most officer handle traffic stops lol, But if that officer shot him there it would have been justified, and CNN would have reported it everywhere.

[@jeromed.8433]

​@KDA (G) IDLE Remember all those videos where John says that it takes something like a quarter of a second to go from deciding to shoot to actually shooting. That's about the time it can take for someone to draw and fire, even from that position. Officers in that officer's position may well shoot as he reaches for the firearm - but we were all lucky here in that the officer had an accurate read of the situation, was able to respond according to the situation as it developed. That kid came damned close to being shot, and the officer was correct to draw his firearm. He held it at low ready; he didn't point it. But if the kid had meant to draw, low ready would have been the only way for the officer to bring his firearm to bear in time. Example of a fast draw in a car from appendix carry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKTEcqugfN2GiLc

[@TrayLittle]

Shout out to the officer for really wanting to save his life you can feel it. That’s why I love Detroit. Our officers do a great job here. I met with the chief and had a conversation about everything going on and how we can bring people together in the middle of this unrest.

[@Elite02k]

During the George floyd riots, Detroit was one of few major cities that didn't burn. Citizens and law enforcement kind of respect each other more here than other cities. Sure, theres still issues, but not many and far between them.

[@mtower235]

This literally happens daily. “Don’t touch XYZ” Immediately they reach for XYZ It gets old.

[@mcjon77]

It is how human minds can work under stress. Negative commands (DON'T do X) can often elicit the undesired behavior. The old school example of this is to tell someone "DON'T think about the color blue." What do people do when you say that? The color blue is the first thing that comes into their minds. In your example, under stress, some people think "Did he mean don't touch THIS?" and instinctively move their hand toward it.

[@geGNOME]

@@mcjon77 that's obvious, yet entirely too complicated for most of these guys to understand.

[@notoriousd.a.d.5688]

Simon says loser I assume

[@mazklassa9338]

@@mcjon77 Exactly. Your point about the reflex aspect in a hostile situation is so spot on.

[@vinoths1613]

If they can't react to instructions under pressure then they shouldn't carry a gun in public right?

[@mrlindsey666]

Someone is praying for that guy!!! And good job Officers!! For not being trigger happy!! & handling the situation with experience!!!! 👏👏👏

[@JamesKing2understandinglife]

He came close to not living another second, when he moved his hand for his waist band...wow what restraint for the cop.

[@anthonyh2540]

He knew in times like these you cant just pop off, you need to analyze

[@MR21931]

I really liked how the officer was confident and calm during the whole situation. His demeanor transferred to the driver and kept the situation smooth. Even his tone of voice was assertive yet calm without any curse words or shouting. I hope they use this video in future police trainings.

[@MrKAHutch]

Officer- "Can ya'll get your boy here?" LMAO Cool as cop great job, officer! His homeboy in the back seat "What is wrong with you? Is you crazy, nigga"? Too funny.

[@saltwell80]

This driver nervousness took his head out of the game which could 've caused him greatly,he is very fortunate to have a cool calm collective officer that was dealing with this situation, to be truthful about the matter the officer would've been justified if he had shot him, he told him several times don't reach keep your hands on the steering wheel and he kept reaching for his pocket,his response was you making me nervous, it's ok to be nervous, don't be an idiot at the same time could cause u your life,I just thank God that officer went way beyond the call of duty here .

[@Hankblue]

I actually don't think this was nerves. The officer clearly told him if you reach for the gun you're gonna get shot, do you understand? And instead of responding, the guy just stares at him for 3 seconds before reaching for the gun. Nervous people act quickly not slowly, this guy looked more like he was weighing his options and taking a chance.

[@h3HUg7Sp]

Perhaps all drivers license tests should include a scenario that involves role playing being pulled over and arrested in a traffic stop, with an option that includes the driver carrying a firearm.

[@jomgelborn]

such a good idea! So obvious but never heard it before!

[@x95-y4j]

Excellent idea

[@jambajoby32]

Damn such a simple but great idea!!

[@HotQahwe]

Bump

[@MAVERICKFOUNDATIONS]

You are a smart person. Why the hell has this never been in training when paying for a drivers license.. good one👍

[@suchafoker1329]

As a CCL holder, when pulled over I always 1. Roll all windows down 2. Turn my truck off 3. Put my hands out the window 4. As the cop approaches warn him I have my concealed carry license and I have a weapon on my appendix 5. Wait for cop instructions 10/10 times the cops do not care and they just say don’t reach for the gun and they won’t each for there own.

[@jjesusramoss]

I always put my hands up on the roof

[@illianooleandro1127]

Iam a black guy and have too the cop did a hell of a job💪🏽🙏🏽💯

[@billmeriwether605]

Thank you officer for Not doing what you could have done. You recognized what you “probably” had (a compliant young man) - he went to his gun and you did not protect yourself - the young man learns a lesson and you did a great job

[@BurnDuration]

I’ve been pulled over for a burned out brake light bulb. When I give the officer my license and registration, I also include my CC license card along with it, after which I keep both hands on the wheel. This allows the officer to know: 1) I have a handgun 2) it is legal for me to conceal carry it. After he sees this, he’ll ask where the firearm is located, and indicate to not reach for or take out the firearm. I’ve never had a problem interacting with police while carrying. But that could be because it was a pretty good 11 hour class which was very thorough, and was also the state of Texas where everyone has a ccw. One big thing to remember is to NEVER touch your ccw or make furtive gestures to remove it when interacting with LEOs. Even if the officer requests to see the firearm, remember to REQUEST THE OFFICER RETRIEVE IT FROM YOU, and do not take it out yourself to hand it to him.

[@edifyguy]

He shouldn't request that. You've stated you have it, so there's no need to "see."

[@Lotussta]

you definitely want to verbally tell the cop you have a gun before even handing him the license in that situation

[@jaykpotter9149]

Great advice, thank you.

[@BurnDuration]

Lotussta yes, I do both at the same time. However, starting the friendly conversation with LEO with the reasons for the traffic stop works best to begin the discussion to indicate you are competent, complying and not a threat. (Not all cops will be calm when you first engage them in a discussion.) Then, of course indicate you have a ccw.

[@BurnDuration]

GreatNorthernDad agreed. A LEO should never ask that. However, as we all know there are various levels of training and competence. In either case, if in the event this is requested, I would have the officer remove it from my person.

[@khavvah]

I never thought about the psychology of asking "what's that" and their hands impulsively moving towards said thing. Such a good point; I imagine LOTS of people get in huge trouble for that simple, thoughtless kind of movement. Instilling calm and slowing the situation down (giving people time to think, process commands, and make conscious decisions) would do many tense traffic stops good. When people are hurried and panicked, they make dumb and fatal mistakes. Good on this officer for reading the situation correctly, and hopefully this firearm owner learned a valuable lesson.

[@Ammut6]

You win most professional and woke comment on this video!

[@SpartacusColo]

"You got a gun in your pocket?" "Are we in Detroit???"

[@maurjul]

wow. This is really appreciated. This officer isn't one of them. Bravo sir.

[@SlavetotheReigningKingofkings]

“One of them” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Fully.Loaded.Zay-]

The officer most likely chose to stand by the A pillar instead of hugging the B pillar because there was someone sitting in the backseat. And by standing by the B pillar he wouldn't of been able to keep an eye on the passenger in the back. So yes the B pillar is the best choice in most cases but in this situation he chose to instead watch his 6.

[@Rufusdos]

Dude must have been stoned.

[@peach8352]

Also, the Officer looked to be left-handed. Could that be a factor? Are left-handed shooters trained any differently than right-handed in terms of positioning, I wonder?

[@alexhearn9270]

That guy was getting pummeled by his colleagues after the officer said “come get yo boi”

[@alexhearn9270]

John Smith nah they ain’t his homies nomore he got their guns taken away

[@mattw335]

@John Smith what are you? I hope you're white because this channel is for white people. You know, guns, cops all that white people stuff. Ignorant head ass.

[@drewbedford2646]

@john smith everyone please disregard that ignorant comment smh

[@mattw335]

@John Smith your reading comprehension is impeccable

[@alexhearn9270]

John Smith nah, they were pissed

[@robertward553]

The driver was scared almost to death. Looks like everything he did was because he was scared. The other two guys played it smart, that's a good thing. Kudos to all.

[@solomonKachi7000]

tbh if i was black and had a legal concealed carry id be scared too

[@poopooman9658]

@@solomonKachi7000 😐

[@daniels_0399]

@@solomonKachi7000 If you're black and carying a gun illegally and during traffic stop you don't inform the cop about it and then pull it out, you'll get shot. If you're black and you have a gun legally, and during a traffic stop you don't inform the cop about it and you pull it out, you'll get shot. If you're white and you carry an airsoft gun and during a traffic stop you don't inform the cop about it and you pull it out, you'll get shot. Nothing to do with race or if you got your papers right. If you refuse to aknowledge that you have a firearm and then you all of a sudden pull it out during a traffic stop, you'll get shot, and you can't blame the cops for doing so.

[@williamputnam6335]

Videos like this gives me alot of emotion these crooked media should show these clips instead of pushing a unnecessary race war

[@canespugnaces2126]

If only that would happen. There is more good happening than bad in the world but unfortunately they don't care about the good.

[@rayhouston7649]

How many people being murdered by police are acceptable? How many good stops like this does it take to balance out an innocent person losing their life? There are only a handful of professions that cannot have "bad apples" and police are one of them

[@williamputnam6335]

Ya but the sad part is we are humans and no one is perfect we are responsible for ourselves and people need to learn that when you get pulled over you need to listen to what they are saying to instead of giving the police shit when they get pulled over everyone now days don’t want to except responsibility for their actions

[@canespugnaces2126]

@@williamputnam6335 nail on the head bud

[@I_Play_Game_123]

@@rayhouston7649 true but dude was right bout one thing horrible cops will go against your rights and against the law to anyone of any race they don't care bout shit and cops are just citizens who have a job that being law enforcement

[@jpd913]

It’s amazing what people can do when they aren’t high on fentanyl! Or resist or don’t comply. It really is simple

[@thisisme5487]

​@General Zod That one is a sad case. But bringing up one legitimate case does not justify everything that has been going on. Or even two or three. Yes, it happens, and it's usually due to negligence. Not because of cops actively searching out black people to murder. Sounds like the Philando Castile case only had to do with race in that the Officer claimed that the victim looked to resemble a robbery suspect in a case he had dealt with earlier. That shouldn't have been enough to pull them over as if it were a standard traffic stop. It should have been treated as a violent felony stop, which probably would have saved the victims (Philando Castile) life. That was the Officers first mistake. That doesn't mean it was racist, it was profiling. Second, the only reason it turned into anything was because the victim was in possession of a firearm. Here's where the Officer really seemed to screw up. He was way too twitch in how he responded to the victims actions. The cop absolutely should have been convicted of a serious charge relating to gross negligence. But again, this was a legitimate case very unlike a lot of what we are currently seeing where the "victims" are repeatedly refusing to comply to Officers' commands. And they also almost always turn out to either have a warrant for serious charges, or have a long/nasty rap sheet.

[@thisisme5487]

@General Zod You're part of the problem if this is a contest to you. Of fucking course some cops do stupid things. They're human. You win? Philando Castile didn't win. Glad you could get some satisfaction out of his death though. Disgusting.

[@thisisme5487]

@General Zod Like seriously. You're glad that some innocent black man was negligently killed by an Officer because it proves some point of yours that cops are human and can do stupid/bad things too, which any idiot knows. How sick are you?

[@thisisme5487]

@General Zod Which, if true, makes it acceptable that his attackers and most all of these "victims' being shot/killed by cops have a long rap sheet of very serious offense and/or active warrants for their arrest. Gotcha. For the record, one of Kyles attackers was a sex abuser. Of children. Another was a domestic abuse convict, among many other serious charges. The guy he shot that had a gun? Yeah, he was a criminal too. The guy the cops shot that started this set of riots/protests? Yeah, active warrant for his arrest for sexual abuse. Or maybe it was agg assault. Or both. I can't keep up with all these criminals' charges anymore. I guess it's just okay for black people, because it's expected of them? Is that what you're saying? And white people who are supporting their cause get a pass too because...idk just because. Got it, makes sense. I'm guessing, without looking into it, Kyle being a woman beater is false, based on who I'm dealing with. I'll go check it out, but even if he is, it doesn't make anything all these rioters are doing right. It just makes Kyle another one of the bad guys. In which case, doesn't that mean you should admire him?

[@Ammut6]

Most random and useless comment goes to J PD!

[@T_1357_F]

Pass or Fail IQ test Put your hands on the steering wheel. Pass Do you have a gun? Yes, here let me show you. Failed

[@jagw4832]

Naw man. Anxiety can make you do stupid shit cause you aren't thinking straight. You can see he's nervous as hell, and reaching for the gun was instinctual. He probably didn't even mean to. But, he complied, and did everything he could to make it a good outcome. Was it stupid? Yes. Should you shit on him super hard? No.

[@jonathanharrington9648]

@@jagw4832 I agree and disagree if he's legally carrying then there nothing to be anxious about you just gotta be upfront and honest..what I do as soon. As I'm stopped by law enforcement I say good evening officer I have my chl and I'm carrying my firearm in my 4oclck please disarm me for mine an your safety. Usually the cops just say have a nice day after checking chl card with no ticket or any issue.

[@jonathanharrington9648]

Just wanted to add in Oregon I don't have to say anything but I choose to make there job easier. Easy way hard way just gotta choose the path you want to take

[@rap1dequal1zer77]

@@jonathanharrington9648 Well stated

[@gmnboss]

IQ tests are not taken with loaded guns pointed at you by people you know a ready to put lead in you at the least mistake

[@joedanunyo]

Great restraint. Hats off to that officer for not shooting. He evaluated the situation perfectly.

[@marieford4464]

Commend these officers. There are still some good officers out here.. they have to deal with all walks of life .. praying for safety of everyone ..

[@robertpowers7856]

99% are good officers, until you walk in their shoes you dont understand the risk they take at every traffic stop.

[@gibbonbasher8171]

Cold bold Another hate-ridden brainlet.

[@davonburnett2489]

Robert Powers hmmmmmmm yeahhh crop that percentage by a bit

[@gibbonbasher8171]

@@davonburnett2489 2% at the very max.

[@davonburnett2489]

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[@carebear8762]

Excellent work by the officers in this one in terms of realizing that nervous people make dumb choices. Also important lesson for the folks who think that police just "gun people down," as opposed to reacting to those bad choices. I like the lower-powered light, putting a big lumen light on the guy on a non-violent stop for the "see the interior" purpose is just begging for a human reaction of the guy jerking his hands up to shield his eyes. No need to create problems.

[@Ammut6]

Love this comment.

[@Jamoni1]

One thing I've noticed with people that are really amped up is they almost invariably do exactly what they are told not to, because they aren't thinking rationally. They are in a very suggestive state. Also, one of the common things in adrenaline dump is to think with your hands. Someone says something about your gun and you reach down to touch it. It's normal, and it has to be trained away. Step one is to stop teaching young men that getting pulled over is a death sentence, so they can freaking relax a little.

[@fishhunt9874]

Jamoni1 You don’t think that maybe, just maybe that the driver knew that there were 2 stolen firearms in that car with him. When you know there are illegal firearms in the possession of your friends, that can understandably make you more nervous than you would be without that knowledge.

[@Jamoni1]

@@fishhunt9874 You may be right. Doesn't invalidate anything I said.

[@addlemm44]

@@Jamoni1 Maybe we can update? Step one: Don't steal or have stolen weapons with you. Step two: stop teaching young men that getting pulled over is a death sentence..

[@Jamoni1]

@@addlemm44 ok, I won't.

[@fishhunt9874]

Jamoni1 I agree with you. That cop was very savvy assessing what was happening in that vehicle. Focusing on the driver but keeping an eye on the 2 passengers as well. He had his hands full but did not over react. That front seat passenger was doing his best to keep the driver alive. He was giving the driver hell for taking his hands off of the wheel! I retired with 31-1/2 years in public safety.

[@drphil4ril161]

Thanks for posting this video. Much needed. To my people, Proverbs 1:10,11,15,16 My son, if sinners entice thee, consent thou not. If they say, Come with us, let us lay wait for blood, let us lurk privily for the innocent without cause: My son, walk not thou in the way with them; refrain thy foot from their path: For their feet run to evil, and make haste to shed blood.

[@dirtydogg37able]

Thank you John for showing us a "good" outcome. That could have ended TOTALLY DIFFERENT!!

[@mojoelite]

Glad everyone went home that night. Wish it went this way more often. We all need to play things cool and show respect both ways.

[@riboflavinfolate3964]

Dude looks like he's impulsive and was nervous. Bad mix.

[@SofaKingSkilled]

Riboflavin Folate he’s black and excersizing his 2nd amendment rights.. why the F wouldn’t he be nervous in today’s America? Be crazy if he wasn’t

[@Yonatan24]

@@SofaKingSkilled He didn't tell the officer he was armed.

[@Hackerman-bd9hq]

@NightLife UK it's a serious fact that black people feel nervous around cops. After what's happened, it's not unreasonable to be afraid. Remember, cops are people, people make mistakes. Problem is, if the cop dealing with you makes a mistake, a life is spent.

[@fickedyodad2137]

@@Yonatan24 wish I never moved from a state requiring me to inform.

[@remeokits]

How could you no be nervous when cops are known to use dealy force. Just a cop touching his gun while it's in its holster they have to do a deadly force report.

[@TheJuarezG]

I got stopped with a gun, i told the cop I had it, I've never seen a police officer react the way he did, he kept saying "thank you" for being honest and not escalating the situation, i told him i wasn't trying to make their job hard, I had a gun so there was no use to lying about it, transparency is so vital when dealing with police.

[@oklahomahank2378]

Don’t say “I have a gun.” Say, “I have a concealed carry permit and I do have it on me.”

[@mesteme]

I'm so glad his friends were basically screaming at him telling him how stupid he was acting, instead of what most commonly circulates these days, with the third parties blaming the cops, saying things like "what did you do, you goof"

[@MrRaggamuffin75]

Damn, as he reached I had to close my eyes. Dude needs to go to the church and thank god for the restraint that cop showed.

[@coryburns834]

A wonderful cop who actually cared if the the other guy stayed alive

[@MrBOB39]

That's NO Exaduation

[@momsdemandaction5032]

He doesn’t realize how close he was to not coming home to his family that night.

[@militaryjunkie6207]

Black lives matter he didn’t do nothing wrong

[@froggothefirst1434]

Marshal Murat sigh

[@froggothefirst1434]

Lord Bob welp you’re right

[@militaryjunkie6207]

Doesn’t matter he’s black his actions doesn’t matter, black power !

[@momsdemandaction5032]

Why Not just ignore home he’s a troll

[@lulac4933]

That's loyalty the the fullest. Glad brothers are still alive. APTTMH we must learn to deal wisely with our adversaries.

[@joemoney7640]

As a CCW holder he should know that’s the first thing you tell an officer, that you are carrying. Also in that case make the officer feel comfortable and don’t move your hands and listen. All common sense shit and then you don’t get shot simple.

[@bradallen1832]

Is that what's taught? I've never heard that.

[@tonychumley1699]

Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? "Chris tucker"

[@twotime777]

“Man nobody understands the words that are comin outta yo mouth”

[@christophertucker8031]

Yes

[@tonychumley1699]

@@christophertucker8031 my comment should've been posted by you without the name at the end. That would've been better.