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[@sdhiuzhgwin3904]

It is literally fascinating seeing you fascinated about Czech Police😃 Greetings from Czechia!

[@jamiesonjeronym22]

Meanwhile us here aren't as fascinated by them am i right :D *cz*

[@justADeni]

@@jamiesonjeronym22 pčr je ok, ale měšťáci jsou hovada

[@jamiesonjeronym22]

@@justADeni souhlas

[@skiskitayan4780]

@@justADeni pcr jsou taky hovoda

[@petrzacharias6622]

@@justADeni Fakt záleží na městě. :) Pražský fakt jsou pro smích. Plzeňáci a z menších měst jsou většinou srdcaři.

[@foxfire0ne]

8:11 the chased car crashed in Germany, I remember that one from official Czech police KZbin channel. The scene before the officer was saying they've just entered Germany. It's another example how police cooperates behind borders in Europe

[@QemeH]

Yup, it's called _Police and Judicial Co-operation in Criminal Matters_ (or PJCCM for short) and is one of the three pillars of the european union. The pursuit of justice works better across international borders in europe than across some US internal state borders.

[@matejbarak7913]

Btw that was in Rumburk(CZ) then Seiffhennersdorf(DE) and then stop before another border between Germany and Czech Republic

[@martinytcz1762]

Yep, the shortest route between Rumburk(CZ) and Varnsdorf(CZ) goes through Seifhennersdorf(DE) - presumably he thought the police can't follow him into Germany?

[@matejbarak7913]

@@martinytcz1762 maybe when he was trying to escape, he just went the way he knows(to varnsdorf) and didn’t want to go somewhere in germany where he doesn’t know anything

[@Kozdy99]

@@QemeH Three pillars structure is over since 2007. The Lisbon Treaty abolished the 3-pillar structure entirely.

[@lukasnyvlt9934]

Greetings from the Czech Republic , I am very, very happy that someone in the world is interested in the work of our police. You made me very happy.

[@CZpersi]

According to the text on screen, the police lost the two suspects and had to use a helicopter with thermovision to to eventually find and arrest them in the woods near the town of Teplice nad Metují. Greetings from Czechia. As others have noted, the chase with s roadblock actually ended in Germany near the town of Seifen, which is in the Ore Mountains in Saxony. Edit: Typos

[@janmoravek820]

už jsem to chtěl začít překládat :D glad I dont need to transate it

[@VR46Monster]

@@janmoravek820 taky taky :DD

[@Tsakinnen]

Some European countries use the US type sirens (in most cases whelen). UK, Czech Republic, Greece for sure. Germany Holland France have a deferent tone. Skoda octavia is a popular police and emergency vehicle around Europe as it is cheap to buy fairly reliable and economic to run.

[@Trozikr]

In Czechia theres change of law to do same type of sirens as USA. ( they changed it in past ). We used only blue.

[@korinogaro]

Well the main reason is that Skoda is owned by VW and they put in Octavia literally the same engine as in VW that has 20hp more and it is very easy to chip to get more power.

[@Trozikr]

@@korinogaro Sry, VW own Skoda but we mostly developing engines for whole VW group. And with chip tunning u get maybe 40-50hp but complete overhaul u can get 500+ HP. Skoda use same engines as Audi S series. But sorry, only Skoda with normal engine tuned to 600hp get on USA in Bonneville Salt Flats got record as only one car from VW group. Its 365km/h / 223mph. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIe1dotqi9yFZpY Sorry im from Czech Republic and i will defend one of best car manufacter of Europe.

[@matejbosela9093]

@@korinogaro the buyout of Skoda by VW happened only because they had patented a lot of stuff that was way ahead of most of the western Europe (5-10 years ahead, comparable with what Alfa Romeo pulled off). First thing that VW implemented after the acquisition was the chassis used in Skoda Octavia. They used it in the VW Golf series 4 (1997-2006). The VW group basically did the same thing that Microsoft does now - buys the smaller company, after the acquisition they use the patents the company owned and then utilizes it in another way, for example, as an experimental side of the bussiness (or in the worst case, it gets shut down, happened a lot around 90s-2000s both in Czechia and Slovakia).

[@MrToradragon]

@@Trozikr That was change of lights, not of the sound that is different from German of French one and to some extent similar to sounds used in USA. Te change of color scheme happened after some firefighters had installed the red covers on their fire engines as red light can be seen from greater distance during fog, rain and snowing. It has something to do with wavelength and dispersion of light. Basically same reason as why we see sunset as red, shorter wavelengths are either absorbed or dispersed and only red tones will get to us through ticker layer of air.

[@vitdostal4116]

Yaay! Thanks so much for listening to suggestions :D

[@PhilipFry.]

Do you know why some police car have all blue lights and some have blue and red lights?

[@mrslime9068]

@@PhilipFry. in Czech Republic newer police cars have blue and red.

[@jantruhlik5343]

@@PhilipFry.it's because of better visibility in different weather conditions. Sometimes you can see blue better and sometimes you can see red better.

[@KanecicqSTUDIOS]

@@PhilipFry. Law. It had a lot of changes. Originally in 90's it was red and blue, after that only blue, nowdays it's red and blue again. So it really depends just on age of said vehicle.

[@cedricvl4272]

4:07 the technique you saw the police use is called TPAC (Tactical Pursuit And Containment). the TPAC has the ability to stop a chase safely and quickly, this ability makes the TPAC the most used pursuit technique in Europe (and also somewhat the European counterpart of PIT)

[@alinadornieden8411]

hated when they did this to me in Need for Speed Most Wanted :D they were GOOD at it too :D

[@QemeH]

@@alinadornieden8411 Don't know about NFS:MW, but the TPAC objectively yields better results than the PIT - even US law enforcement agencies acknowledge this. The problem is that is requires cops to go in front of the suspect car, which is kinda dangerous to the officers in a country that has more guns than citizens...

[@reinhard8053]

@@QemeH And they use their guns very held back. First he just has a hand on the gun. Afterwards he never aims at the suspect directly but to the ground in front of him.

[@QemeH]

@@reinhard8053 You only point a gun at a person if you intend to use it. US cops could learn a thing or two in that regard as well. But I don't want to be too negative about US law enforcement. They have to get their training in a fraction of the time european cops usually get. I'd be sh*t at my job as well if I had to do it in a warzone with minimal training.

[@HalNordmann]

​@@QemeH TPAC also needs multiple cars and a bit more coordination to pull off.

[@easysofa]

More of Czech Republic, yes please.

[@kaninma7237]

The police here in Czech Republic treated me very well once when I was walking home from a pub after maybe one too many. I stopped on the sidewalk to rest by sitting down and leaning against.a building, and they stopped to check up on me. When I told them I was resting and told them where I live, about 600 m away, they were satisfied I would make it home okay. I thanked them, and they went on. They were truly there to protect and to serve.

[@MartinSGill]

The "boxing" approach is probably the most common in Europe, from what I understand. As others have said spikes in Europe tend to quite "gentle". They are designed so that the tyres deflate slowly and don't force the target out of control.

[@reinhard8053]

When they got the guy out of the car I observed the officer opening the door holding the gun down at an angle. Not with intent to kill him immediately if something was not in order but just to be ready if needed ?

[@kingofaragorn5172]

@@reinhard8053 Yes, because in Czechia guns are not common and are more like a bonus for defense, you would mostly find close combat weapons like knives, boxers, telescopic batons (which can break arms and legs with not that much force) and finally, if you get into a fight in a bar, it is not that uncommon, someone will try to smash your head in with a glass bottle

[@MartinSGill]

@@reinhard8053 I don't know the individual rules/processes for all European police forces, but most of them issue the ammunition and officers need to account and justify every bullet they use. Once shorts are fired (especially if anyone is injured) most forces will immediatly begin an investigation (sometimes an oversight group, sometimes a criminal probe, depending on country) to determine if use of firearms was justified. Famously, in the UK police are not usually armed (they use specialist units), another example is Norway (I believe) where the weapon is carried in a safe in the back of the police car, and not habitually worn on their person. In many countries, if police fire their weapons it's often news that makes the front page, as it's that rare in most of Europe.

[@rzerizrz]

@@kingofaragorn5172 also cuz killing suspect is more paperwork than good job here...

[@kingofaragorn5172]

@@rzerizrz Yeah that's true

[@TheEmsx]

at 5:35 the "stake" is actually a handle with a rope that is attached the spike strip. It is used to pull the spike strip of the road after the hit, so that the chasing vehicles can continue the chase uninterrupted. Also the spike strip should be deployed just a few moments before the fleeting vehicle approaches your position but you run into a possibility of failing to correctly deploy the strip.

[@ziginator3878]

Great video! I'm going to translate this part for you at 7:32. It goes something like this: 1. text - "They jumped out of the car and started running. The patrol followed them, but unfortunately, after some time of chasing in a very inaccessible terrain they lost sight of them, and they were unable to find them in the steep slopes and rocks. A helicopter has been called for help. Unfortunately, even it wasn't successful in finding them." 2. text - "The search for the suspects was successfully ended Saturday night in Teplice nad Metují. With the help of a helicopter, they were able to find both men hiding in a forest, one of them carried knifes and boxers." I hope this helped! :D

[@anxthertrxsh2857]

Když už to píšeš tak tam alespoň nedělej chyby, jako třeba "knifes".

[@anxthertrxsh2857]

Nevím jestli to toho týpka bude zajímat..

[@jannovak1]

@@anxthertrxsh2857 Negativisto 🙂

[@ChasseurTueur]

@@anxthertrxsh2857 118k subs, seems like he doesnt care that much, not even Like from him :)

[@mkrsek1]

Speed at 8:45 is 110km/h indicated by police car, roughly 68mph, more then twice the city limit

[@chilliakocicka8846]

Greeting from Czech Republic! I found your video accidentally and it's a great concept! It is fun to see even with ambulance and firefighters. Sometimes even ambulance have very close calls on the road. I am very fascinated by the drivers and also all the work around these hobbies and that's why I love volunteer firefighters.

[@gametime1367]

Greeting from Czechia! I’m so happy that someone is interested in our country!😄

[@RtepPWR]

Here in Czechia, we don't usually have armed people running around. Not many people have a license to carry.

[@watchdogCZ]

In 2022, there were 307,000 firearm licence holders (me included) out of the total of 10,500,000 Czech citizens here, making it approximately 3% of the population. We legally owned 925,000 firearms in 2022. I am below average, because I only own two.🙂

[@oakld]

That video, where a car hit other in a crowded intersection, that went over the border to Germany, I believe. They said the name of a German town over the radio and the markings at that T intersection look German, so I believe it was already in Germany and there was German "Polizei" car as well. I remember seeing the full video while ago. The dispatcher also said something like "German colleagues informed".

[@marekvojta9648]

That part was somewhere near German borders but was czech car (czech police officers).

[@jakubblaha4904]

Varnsdorf, still Czechia :D en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varnsdorf

[@skys.2552]

​@@jakubblaha4904 Yes varnsdorf is in Czechia but it is directly on the border and you can clearly see from the signs as the accident happens that this is in Germany in Seifhennersdorf to be exact. That's why Varnsdorf is also marked with CZ behind it.

[@FurTalles]

@@skys.2552 Plus the brown sign says "Deutsche Fachwerkstraße"/"german half-timbered street"

[@Roman-gy7pr]

@@jakubblaha4904 Přejeli přes hranice do Německa, v Německu taky byl ten roadblock. Můžeš slyšet policistu jak do vysílačky dispečinku říká, že vjíždí do Německa. V rámci EU můžou přejet hranice při situacích jako je tato i bez svolení.

[@krasimirkirev5291]

Since the whole thing is happening in the Czech Republic, guess what all the cars are - Skoda baby, your favourite brand, because this is a Czech brand part of the VW group

[@kimmern999]

My previous car was a Skoda. Amazing brand. Quality throughout, and so reliable. Will consider next time around aswell. I'm from Norway btw.

[@8kokorika8]

@@kimmern999 Skoda is mule car. Nothing extremly fancy but also nothing finnicky, tried technology with decent quality and decently simple repairs. I would say in mentallity they are truly what volkswagen was meant to be - peoples car.

[@idke77]

Škoda is from Slovakia btw

[@leviatan563]

@@idke77 it's From Mladá Boleslav next to Prague, so it isn't. You maybe meant Tatra band, that's a Slovakian

[@krasimirkirev5291]

I was not 100%s what brand skoda was, I just spoke out of general knowledge. But if you clailm you know what brand it is, you should have done your homework better. It turns out it not Slovakian after all mate

[@meikmuller2366]

❤❤❤ I am German and I do live in CZ for 18 years. Love its so funny that I see those vids here on this channel. God bless and thx

[@martinanemcova5088]

Wtf? Why do you live in CZ?

[@MrMajsterixx]

@@martinanemcova5088 there are lot of reasons to live here, a lot of locals are just blind to them

[@martinanemcova5088]

@@MrMajsterixx Ok, jen nerozumím tomu, proč by se někdo, z námi tolik opěvovaného Německa, stěhoval sem.

[@DanoFSmith-yc9tg]

Those are some sweet glasses bud! Love them! They suit you perfectly!

[@dikkiedik53]

LOL How do you do that? First the chase on the Dutch-German border, where I was on holiday a couple of months ago. Now the Czech Republic, this last item, the road near Chomutov. I drove this road several times on vacations (1995-2007) in the Czech Rep on my way to Trutnov... the city near where the guy drove into the fields. I had a fun week in May 1995 in Jihlava in the Czech Rep. police exchange Netherlands-Czech Republic State Police. Such a beautiful country with many very old castles.

[@martinovecka4456]

Around the 6:00 mark. the spikes arent going into the ground, he held them on a "rope" - they let the first guy pass and since he's being chased, they pull them off the road so they don't damage their own cars.

[@annaplojharova1400]

For the PIT introduction: It may not be the most frequently used move, but sometimes the conditions happen to be such it is the best thing you can do. So it is always better to have "that extra tool in the box" (push bar on the cars and mainly the officers training), even when not the most frequently used...

[@cyberhopser4231]

Unless of course that "tool in the box" is illegal because it's way too dangerous to ram a fleeing car and cause it to spin uncontrollably...

[@QemeH]

The PIT is unneccessarily dangerous for the suspect, the chasers AND the general public (both walking and driving) in almost all circumstances. And because EU police don't have to be afraid of everybody having a gun, they can use better techniques like the TPAC (tactical pursuit and containment) box shown in the video, where they suround the suspect car with 3 cars and co-ordinate a gradual slow-down of the entire box. Now, that is not to say that european cops never push a suspects car (they call it "tactical contact"), but they won't spin somebody out at high speeds because of the danger to life and limb. They rather use it to prevent slow speed turn-arounds or to pin a car in.

[@alexandruianu8432]

@@QemeH Czechia has some of the highest gun ownership rates in Europe and a LOT of pistols, as self defense is a legitimate reason by default, so that's not a factor. More ultra wide roads with grade separation is the main reason you see pitting fairly often in the US.

[@QemeH]

@@alexandruianu8432 Czechia, while indeed leading in gun ownership in europe, still has only 12.5 guns per 100 citizens - the US has 120 (yes, more guns than people!). But I agree, it's not only about the sheer and absurd number of guns in the US, it is mainly about the very relaxed gun _control_ in the states. If your gun is stolen in Czechia you might be liable for what the thief does with it if you didn't store it properly or if you don't report the theft in a timely manner - you also have to give an ID when pruchasing a firearm, etc. So... yes, guns are _absolutely_ a major factor in the choice of intervention techniques. The british roads policing units are even on the record stating as much to the media. When asked why they don't use the american PIT maneuver often, they said that they had more effective and less impactful techniques they could employ because they weren't afraid to put a cruiser in front of or beside a suspects car.

[@alexandruianu8432]

@@QemeH I don't really care what the UK police THINK is a reason they DON'T need to do pitting. Anyone can use any reason to justify not doing something, even if it has nothing to do with why someone else does that something. I care more for the reason why the US police DO pit more than just occasionally (i.e. what they say the main reasons are, and if inherited practice is a factor). Wide highways enable it, and historical reluctance (or inability) to go in front of the car could be enough of a reason, regardless of the present situation.

[@NeakCz]

More of these,please! There's many more videos from police chases from Czechia. This one was not as good as other videos from Czechia I would say tho.

[@mikinakCZ]

I love your videos and I'm always so happy to see videos about my country! Also notice, how _all_ the cars go to the side when the police comes, it's wonderful to see

[@cptgarlic4955]

On highway it's pointless to run from Czech police, they got Skoda Superbs without limiters and heavily modified, so unless you got sports car you can't run for long, and even if you will manage to run, they have tactics to make you stop, plus they got Ferrari at Prague unit now.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

Superbs aren't that fast stock. They are still long, heavy and usually FWD boats with lower end VW engines. You can buy some cheaper cars with AWD and more power than those Superbs. The bigger problem is that cops are like Terminators, they are well equipped and well organized. You really can't do much against that.

[@Skaut---002]

Verry nice video, I am from Czechia and you choise nice chases to show

[@Karazas]

My guy never fails to suprise with new transitions. The clockwork at the start, just chefs kiss.

[@sirokorozchodnyautobusak3238]

My country!

[@Softns_256]

yes yes it's my country i from czech republic

[@michaljanocko82]

The fastest Skodas, that the Czech police has, are 280hp Octavias. Those things are absolute beasts.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

I don't understand why they bother with Škodas if that's just essentially some higher end Passat numbers or mid-spec Audi A6 numbers.

[@jakubhunal1849]

another level of enjoying is when you understand every word from original czech video

[@jonascarva8032]

there are many better videos of Czech police Chases but still i loved this video soo much pls do more stuff bout Czechia cuz i enjoy it fun fact: did you know, that the Czech Republic has a special Ferrari 458 Italia Police car ment to be used againts illegal Car races or very fast and urgent high speed chases

[@MrToradragon]

And that car was originally confiscated to somebody in some criminal investigation. (And then was stored for several years as nobody wanted to buy it in auction)

[@forward__aluminium2855]

7:30 it says: They jumped out of the car and started running. The cops chased after them, but unfortunately due to bad terrain, they lost them and couldn't find them. A police helicopter was called for help, but even that didn't help.

[@CaptainStuhlgang420]

Ur channel is exploding! I like that :) Greetings from germany

[@blahfasel2000]

At least in Germany common police cars definitely aren't specially reinforced, they are just normal production cars. They even went from a white base color to metallic silver 15 or so years ago (with the police blue, signage etc. being applied as removable decals instead of painted on) to increase the resale value (AFAIK most police cars in Germany are leased from the manufacturer, not bought, and switching to a base color more common in civilian cars was part of the deal).

[@tomvsas]

Huh, didn't know that. That's actually very interesting to know.

[@slavokrafts1315]

7:43 my home town (Rumburk) and I don't even know that there was anything like that XD

[@Gotcha6666]

Dear iWrocker and friends, I have one quite interesting fact for you about most of the K-9 your special forces are using, those are often from Czech republic, one family specialized and breeds them. So these dogs are trained to hear czech orders, so it is not only easier to tought your K-9 units few czech words instead of trying to retrain dogs AND ALSO it is very wise those dogs would give a chance to your native speaking criminals to confuse those dogs using usual english orders which you've got for your dogs... Anyway, best wishes to all decent Americans from Prague, Czech republic! 🇨🇿🗽🇺🇸

[@Amy_191]

I am glad that I live in Czech Republic because there aren’t earthquakes, tornados (or just really small ones) or school shooting. It’s just small country

[@baurdavid6924]

By the way, the US sirens have an Europe origin. The wail signal is from Hungary.

[@Gugyto]

I am your Czech FAN. Thx for this video man . I am so proud :)

[@Trillatt]

Man I love your videos. It makes me happy as a Czech!! :)

[@Pomeranc470]

Quick czech lesson: Skoda is in czech called Škoda(witch also means damage) and it's pronounced as [Shkoda]

[@tomaspisecky4835]

It has it's name from Skoda's Heavy industries from Pilsen when they were partially merged under one name - Skoda Car Works (Skoda Automobilovy Zavod) during communist times it Used to be Laurin & Clement - very old heritage we talk here

[@Pomeranc470]

@@tomaspisecky4835 já vim

[@danielbrezina4982]

7:30 translation: first part: They jumped out of the car and started running. Police started to chase them down but unfortunatly after some time in very bad terrain they lost them from sight and then in steep hillside and rocks couldnt find them. For help was called a police helicopter but he was also unsoccesfull second part: Search for suspicious 2 guys ended with a success at saturday evening in Teplice nad Metují. With help from helicopter they were succeeded to find both men hidding in forrest, one of them had knifes and boxing gloves. (I know my english isnt rly good but better then nothing i guess)

[@sebaestschn1]

I drive often thru the Czech.... never mess with the police there. They are super kind until they aren't ;). Cheers from Austria.

[@vwmike9702]

Omg My country ... thanks for the video 😄

[@michaausleipzig]

At 8min30 they chase the guy all the way across the german border, much like the dutch did last time... 😅 You can tell by little things like how the road signs look...

[@theoneandonlypirates]

It is europe, you don't 100% know if they are armed but statistically you do know 😅 the policemen obviously have to be aware that this is a potential threat but there is way less anxiety and nervousness involved which in general results in way less pressure and fear for the policemen and women. That again results in way less tension in general and reduces the amount of bad calls to make use of their weapons falsly

[@ZhekUA]

The car with blown tires is Škoda Superb, and chased one Alfa Romeo 156, 159 or 166. Ones when was a kid was chased by traffic police, passed through policeman ordered to stop unnoticeable so next patrol started chase for about few hundred metres. And ones was convoyed by police: entered a town late at night and on checkpoint police agreed to convoy to a hotel (no syrens but with lights, because it was about 2a.m.)

[@honzazzz3412]

It's funny to watch American watching videos from Europe, especially Czech republic (my country :) ), I am leaving a like as well as sub man 👍.

[@noelinsley8057]

You should watch the South African carjacking squad car chases. A lot of turbo VW pursuit cars sound awesome.

[@stevenfoxing5615]

German police in a car chase is not allowed to ram/spin the car off the street like they often do in the US because this most likely leads to serious injuries or even death. There are three main reasons: 1) they don’t know who is driving, it could be a child who is not legally responsible for it’s actions until they are 14 years old. 2) the proportionality is not given when e.g. a car thief is crashed to death in the pursuit 3) a general policing rule is, that someone fleeing from the police does not want to harm them which is also why they can’t shoot a fleeing suspect, whereas in the US the guns are immediately drawn as soon as a suspect runs away.

[@justsergei5247]

4:55 If you don't stop on the first warning they act like that to everyone, if its chase longer than 5 minutes there could be 4 or 5 police cars. He was just a guy who kept going and didn't stop.

[@Trozikr]

@lWrocker 2:38 - Latvian driver stolen gasoline at pump around 100euro :D 3:41 - Didnt find any exact info but probably is transporting ppl to get Germany(from Syria and other countries ). Its common in Czechia now. 6:30 - 2ppl steal some stuff and they Police got them, that picture of car is Skoda Superb ( 1st gen ). 7:40 - Driver didnt have driving license, Police already taken his driving license before. ( Car is Alfa Rome 147 ) 10:14 - Its just speed limit run :D Its common in Czechia, no one actualy drive the speed limits because u dont see Police that often :D Love yours videos :D its nice to see something from my country. I drive 2 years and got stoped from police 1 time with my tuned Honda :D ( 1/3 my car is not legal in my country ) and didnt get any ticket. :D

[@magma1lord]

Czech public transport police / ticket checkers is a well oiled scary machine. Never been I that afraid coming down an escalator seeing 3 uniformed men, even spaced 2 meters apart with a fucking german shepart. I thought I walked into a ww2 scenario man.

[@thereasoniswhatever5068]

A few years I got robbed in Prague waiting for a night buss. I went to shoot some analog photos just with my camera over the shoulder. Then a friend called me he haid spare cinema tickets for that evening and asked me if i wanted to go. I did and didn't realise I would be going home late with my camera visible. Three intoxicated guys came to me, punch me in the face, took the camera and ran. I immediately called the police and they came in about three minutes. They got me into one of the cars and we drve around as we knew they couldn't have gotten far. We drove in the city with lights blazing reaching over 170 kmph (about 110mph). It was actualy almost scarier than the robbery itself...

[@devoidwolker4171]

6:10 radio chatter: spike hit effective - suspect vehicle tires penetrated 6:15 car is still on the move - its not stopping 6:23 suspects are exiting the car *2x* right here at the railway station

[@Ibishu683]

Actually on last Wednesday the Czech police successfully stopped a guy going in bad direction on a highway. They posted the dashcam footage on youtube. Maybe you could watch that?

[@bobturtlefrog2846]

As others have already posted, check out the UK car chases, lots of tight roads and laneways. Cheers.

[@BeatzCraft]

You could check out UK chases as well. There are some intense videos.

[@QemeH]

"Police Interceptors" is a brilliant programm on Channel 5 (UK), multiple seasons of car chases by different road policing units all over England. It's done in a "participants narrate their own work" style of documentary, which makes it really educational and fun.

[@muska6034]

6:28 two guys stole a car and get to chase, after that they escape, and where find in like week, actually live near the place and even see the car next day on side of the road. Its cool to see this here

[@augure2589]

In western Europe drugs dealers have there own tactics to provide big platform cities for distribution like Marseille, Paris or Amsterdam. It’s called "go fast". They import by the sea from Morroco to south of Spain which is very close by the giblatar detroi. They go on highway as fast as thy can with three very fast big cars like Audi RS6. The first is the opening car only for diversion, the second has durgs, the third is a background for the second car.

[@augure2589]

@mate_Iwrocker.... just share the truth, I don’t need any price🙂

[@usmivacek]

7:32 - the thieves ran away, the police called a helicopter, but they were still unable to be found. they got lost in thickets and rocks. (sorry for my english im Czech).

[@davidnavratil1809]

Thank you sir, i am from czech republick and honurable mention from you is really nice :) A lots of american dont even know where Czech republick is ;)

[@MaXxProsTe]

Funny to see and hear (about) familiar places 😀

[@5ilentBear]

The text at 7:37 says: They exited the car and were running away. The patrol started a pursue but unfortunately lost the sight of them in a difficult terrain and wasn't able to find them in steep hills and crags. To aid the manhunt a police helicopter was called up. Neither the helicopter was successful, unfortunatelly. The second part at 7:39 says: The manhunt was succesfully ended on Saturdays' evening in Teplice nad Metují (a city). With the aid of the helicopter two men hiding in forest were found, one of them had knives and brass knucles with him.

[@hozic9929]

As a czech im very proud of these cops

[@horacio1464]

Czech Republic is actually the only state in Europe where bull bars are on police cars as a standard, and also the red/blue lights

[@suicidalbanananana]

5:30 - I think the rope he has is for pulling the spike strip off the road once the target passed, so chasing cops don't also hit the spike strip

[@hanahajkova6069]

Hi Ian, nice to see Czech Police in action.... UK police does the boxing a lot too! The criminals go country lanes, fields, park etc. sometimes. If people run away from the vehicles, the police use a helicopter with night and/or thermal vision to catch them.

[@Slavicguy47]

translation: 6:10 spike trip used suspect have poped tires 6:16 vehicle is escaping And not pulling over, alright? 6:23 THEY ARE GETTING OUT THEY ARE GETTING OUT THEY ARE GETTING OUT! WE ARE HERE AT GARAGES! 7:00 no I dont see him On the second chase in car they were mostly saying they location And suspects location for other units to come

[@mirekb78]

Greetings from Prague, thank you for your channel, great job 👍👍

[@lsvlestudiovaillant5223]

Yeah it's an Alfa Roméo 147 😁👌

[@rattusrattus5257]

7:40 this says that They ran on foot, the cops lost them, They even tried to Find them with a police helicopter. They did Find them eventually and apparently they had two knives and brass knuckles

[@tae..tae..]

Hi, Czech person here, once I was just driving, going on about my day on a road similar to the one at 10:40, the only difference being it was a very long turn and suddenly a police car with sirens on emerged from behind a truck from the opposite direction. I was going maybe 90 km/h, the police car even faster as it was probably chasing some other car and I luckily managed to steer my car into the side lane and not be crashed into but my heart was beating like crazy for the next few kilometers. Hard to hear sirens at such speeds when going opposite directions plus you can't even see the lights in the turn. I admire their bravery to drive like that but if I had been late for half a second, we would all be gone. Sorry for the random rant, got reminded of it as I came across this video. It kinda warms my heart that you appreciate the Czech police so much because they don't always have the best reputation around here haha

[@johnpage7735]

Cheers Ian. 🍻

[@mucxlx]

The guy on the dirt road: All he needed to do is switch off his lights.

[@bellgrim6388]

5:34 it's to pull the spikes back so that other cars don't run over them as well

[@Miromf]

Greetings from Czech Republic 🇨🇿

[@mkrsek1]

Text at 7:36 says: Two suspects jumped out of vehicle and run. Police went to pursuit but unfortunately due to difficult terrain lost them. Police helicopter was called but search was unsuccessful

[@Lukas-hz6bm]

3rd video with spikes, i was just driving around them when they ditched the car and ran to the field. Also my friend is on the video, one of the police officers :D this is cool

[@imlonelywolf3156]

GREETINGS FROM CZECHIA!!! SENDING LOVE TO U!

[@gaborbakos7058]

8:57 Yes, that's an Alfa Romeo 147.

[@ondra8047]

The old siren in Czech Republic were almost similar to the US sirens nowadays new vehicles are equiped with wheelens so it is the same siren like in US.

[@marii4965]

7:45 i was watching, when i noticed, that this is my town- 😳

[@MiguelEstornino]

On those spikes there is handle to move it from way after use, so they wouldnt puncture chasing police cars.

[@jirinovotny939]

the Czech police have a huge advantage in that almost no one here owns a firearm and I have yet to hear of anyone in the Czech Republic using it during a chase with the police. In the Czech Republic, if I don't count hunters, about 2% of the population legally own a gun

[@sanespace1480]

09:00 Alfa Romeo 147

[@bitkarek]

7:32 those dudes escaped the police into the nature, even when a helicopter was called. But they were captured the other day. They had knives and boxers.

[@DroneQuadcopter]

Greetings from Czech Republic, from high up in the clouds from all the drones up there :)

[@jugystyg2465]

If you are wondering what cars czech police have , they have 2.0l skodas both diesel and gasoline then they have highway patrol BMW 540i i think like 10 of them and 1 showoff ferrari italia you can out run those škodas but bmw have special cameras and they got your plate

[@dark5811]

5:02 i remember that. That was near my city (Police nad Metují, near the border with Poland).

[@ChrisSeilerLFD]

First time I see you wearing glasses and my first thought was "Why would Jürgen Klopp make reaction videos" ^^

[@liborkomarek4708]

That Alfa had on his rear window Z (Začátečník) it means he is beginer :D

[@sisimon311]

Thx man for this vid. Im from the Czech republic and its a plesure to see a vid from the USA of my country. Our police is very good. BTW the first clip: The car lost manuever and hit a car and tiprolled it and the chased car continued to drive. The tiped over car was a civilian not the haunted.

[@babymetalenjoyer]

8:30 Warnsdorf is actually very close to where my grandma lives, in Saxony, Germany. It's far from me though.

[@-sandman4605]

Police Interceptors West Yorkshire in England have some wild police chases. 👍🤠

[@zeisselgaertner3212]

Interesting to see a Czech police car blocking a German road.

[@Pidalin]

It's not a German road, it's just near to Germany, that is why some signs are already in German there, also that region was populated by Germans before 1945 so it looks very German there.

[@zeisselgaertner3212]

@@Pidalin Thank you for your input. Did I get this right: There are only German direction signs in yellow, standing at a road junction within a Czech town ? And not one white direction sign is indicating any target in the Czech Republic ?

[@Pidalin]

@@zeisselgaertner3212 Some people in comments reported that it probably really was on German side of border, maybe there is the border right before junction and behind that, there is already Germany.

[@matys1212]

so yeah in the czech republic, if it isnt a village or a forest, its a crop field which have dirt roads so that farmers can get theyr equipment to the field easier

[@OliverFlinn]

yup.. this is what actual police training gets you

[@booboss]

I was running from Police once. The reason was alcohol. I wasn't completelly drunk or something but I knew I might be slightly above legal limit which in Poland is ridicously low as 0.02%. Well... of course it wasn't some wild police chase. I just saw Police on the shoulder ahead of me so I turned back. Unfortunatelly they saw it and started chasing me. I speed up because I knew that less than 1km ahead there will be a slight curve and then turn. If I turn there before they reach that curve they won't see me turning and this way I may escape. However once I passed the curve they were still seeing me so I pulled over because I knew there's no chance to escape. My only chance was just lost. Turnes out that I actually was above legal limit - 0.06% to be exact and lost my driving license for 1 year. At least they didn't charged me for trying to escape. To all haters around there - the legal limit in US is 0.08%. And to my defend - I wasn't suppose to drive this morning at all but boss called my wife at 6:00 AM and told her that someone got sick and she has to go to work. It was Saturday. I didn't had breath analyzer back than so I didn't really knew if I have any alco in my system or not. I could only speculate. Felt fine but you never know. 1 year later - after getting back my DL my first car trip was to buy breath analyzer 🤣 Now - every time I was drinking the previous day I'm always testing myself before I get into the car. If that year earlier I had a breath analyzer I would probably checked myself and told my wife "call a cab - I can't drive yet".