🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To A COP REALIZES THERE IS A BODY IN THE TRUNK!

🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To A COP REALIZES THERE IS A BODY IN THE TRUNK!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going React To A COP REALIZES THERE IS A BODY IN THE TRUNK!
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[@ESUSAMEX]

I remember a friend of my father, who was a cop, told me as a kid that more crimes are solved due to traffic stops and parking tickets than anything else. These two crimes or violations lead to more arrests than anything. The Son of Sam murderer was caught after almost two years of killing in the late 1970s in NYC because he got a parking ticket on night while shooting couples who were making out in parked cars.

[@sandramorris893]

Yes, over here in UK a serial killer The Yorkshire Ripper was caught by 2 policemen on the beat who noticed his car reg didn't match his tax disc, he'd killed and mutilated13 women between 1975 and 1981, he was parked up at the time with another woman in the passenger seat. So when people say, "Why don't you catch proper criminals" when they're pissed off at getting stopped.....well, yes they do.

[@daniellehurrell6620]

Didn't that happen with Bundy too?

[@nullakjg767]

Thats because cops usually dont actually do anything to solve crimes lol. All the crimes they solve are by accident or just "right place right time".

[@ESUSAMEX]

@@daniellehurrell6620 Yes, but he also allowed a woman to escape as well. The woman outran him and the cops happened to drive by at the very moment she was running away. They did see her but Bundy had stop looking for her.

[@kimking6036]

Who I feel so sorry for is Micheal. The murderer made the decision to trash his life. Micheal didn't choose to end his. And for what?! A car!? Get a job, work hard and get things on your own.

[@Slayr.]

Too late.

[@wolfe6220]

Cop was being extremely careful. One mistake and that body might be inadmissible in court. I saw the long video.

[@ESUSAMEX]

Traffic stops are one of the most dangerous parts of a cop's job. Another of the most dangerous parts of their job is a domestic violence calls at people's homes. These two are high deadly for cops. There is nothing routine about them.

[@donfette5301]

So dangerous: only 100 cops per year are killed on the job in the US. Cops murder over 4,000 civilians per year in the US. Not saying it’s not dangerous, but let’s not romanticize these badged thugs.

[@nullakjg767]

Considering over 40% of police ADMIT to committing domestic violence, they could really reduce their own risk by not beating on their family.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Kabir! This kid is going to be sent to Angola state prison "the Alcatraz of the south". Usually when you get sent there for life, it means the rest of your life. I think I saw recently that only about 20% of the inmates get parole. Louisiana summers are brutally hot and humid, you HAVE to work outside in the fields and there is no air-conditioning.

[@aaronakamatt1747]

Yeah it's gonna suck. I know a guy that did a bid in a Georgia State prison back in the early 2000s. He said they were forced to dig with shovels in 90 degree heat.

[@TheWatchmen001]

Ya I worked at Angola when I was younger. Had to get outta there, was not my cup of tea...

[@donfette5301]

Sounds like de facto slavery. But no surprises since it’s in the Bible Belt.

[@Carol-D.1324]

Jail is supposed to be bad for you to make you NOT want to go back.

[@mikecarew8329]

Cop was very professional and even kind to the kid before the body discovery.

[@Red_Ryan_Red]

The guy driving the car didn’t do the murder, but he was getting rid of the evidence.

[@radbunnie2297]

😮fr.

[@abouttime2569]

If you get caught with a dead body because you were speeding under the influence, then you deserve to get caught.

[@emanymton713]

If you get caught with a dead body *regardless* of the other factors you deserve to get caught…

[@BradsAdventureVideos]

I was thinking he deserved the Darwin award. Meaning he threw his life away over stupidity and recklessness

[@jacket5456]

@@emanymton713 Yeah...driving dead bodies around if you aren't a mortician, not a good idea.

[@dianecomly6132]

Ted Bundy was caught by way of a traffic stop. I can't imagine the stress of finding a dead body in a trunk for that officer.

[@alisummers7984]

I can’t figure it out either Kabir, why would anyone chose to throw their life away- or put them in situations where they are up to no good.. 18 yrs old .. and his life is over before it started..

[@annfrost3323]

At 10:24 the officer tells him his rights to be silent and that he can get an attorney and at 11:15 the kid is answering questions and explainig how he killed him. It only takes a minute to confess.

[@Maeshalanadae]

Even in states where marijuana has been legalized, it’s still pretty much placed under alcohol for terms of use. 21 years of age or older, no consumption in a public setting, and no operating motorized vehicles while under its influence. That alone is a hard drug charge, but it all pales in comparison to murder.

[@Carol-D.1324]

Not only was he getting rid of the body, he was also the fall guy.

[@xenialafleur]

The full version of this is on KZbin.

[@jamesalexander5623]

I can't believe the Kid was not handcuffed as soon as it was determined he was driving without a license! And the Cop left him alone just standing by the Police Car!

[@BradsAdventureVideos]

That guy was able to find him because many of the towns in the Southeastern US are small and if someone recognized the car they may have told him. Or that guy was searching for a few minutes and stumbled across the cop and camaro

[@beesnestna9544]

The next time someone decides to flash their lights to alert other drivers of a police presence, I hope they understand that they might be assisting a criminal (murderer, child molester, kidnapper, rapist, etc.) in evading capture.😕

[@radbunnie2297]

Ain’t it the truth. I mean it wasn’t just 1 but 2! 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@beesnestna9544]

@@radbunnie2297 My apologies but, "it wasn’t just 1 but 2"? What do you mean?🤔

[@nullakjg767]

Or youll save someones life from a nervous police officer who shoots first and asks questions later. Like when they murdered phillip castille for no reason. Most rapists go completely unpunished because cops dont process rape kites or because theyre protecting their friends. Helping police IS helping criminals cover up crimes too. Some cops are good but since they dont speak out, we have no way of knowing which are, and which are part of the 40%+ who committ domestic violence and protect other abusers.

[@beesnestna9544]

@@nullakjg767 Wow, dude, all that stereotyping and hatred for your fellow man, or did you forget that cops are humans too? Let he who is "without sin" cast the first stone. What are you going to say to our Maker with all that hatred coursing through your veins on Judgement Day?😳 Peace.🕊

[@nullakjg767]

​@@beesnestna9544​Oh youre religious. No wonder you support domestic violence.

[@cocoapeach]

This is Bohemian Rhapsody, he threw it all away.

[@ness3303]

This is literally just a few miles from where I live..So so sad😢

[@sharcrum]

I can't believe he just leaves that boy standing in front of his car expecting him to just stay there not handcuffed or anything

[@anonymouse7877]

Thanks!

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much!

[@timhuffmaster3588]

Wow. There seems to be a systemic issue with crime as a livelihood. Absolutely tragic.

[@hollykinslow5193]

Your legal side LOVES this kind of stuff!! Lol😊

[@radbunnie2297]

Righ!

[@budlightpimp19]

The video gives great advice to those committing crimes. Obey the traffic laws.

[@Maeshalanadae]

To be fair, the show COPS did that years ago.

[@nullakjg767]

Or just be friends with a cop. Theyll bend over backwards to protect you. They literally even give out like business cards you can show to other cops so you can just do crime with no consequence. If you donate to your local 700 club (police organization), they give you a bumper sticker and highly suggest you put it on your vehicle so they wont pull you over unless youre doing something really crazy.

[@lucylulusuperguru3487]

LEO took WAY too long to check that trunk. Should've checked it when he searched rest of car. This guy was later convicted of murder.

[@danielledaniel1900]

He was being extra extra careful

[@abouttime2569]

Maybe he was waiting for backup? Just in case the suspects act up after whatever is found in the trunk, he wanted to have another cop have his back.

[@tvc1848]

@@abouttime2569 👍🏼 That is a likely scenario. I made a traffic stop probably 20 years ago and the driver was giving the same kind of answers. They didn’t make sense so I turned away for a moment where he couldn’t see me talking in my radio and I called for help. At the moment it was a calm traffic stop but about 20 years of experience made me think that it was to go bad. I opened the driver’s door but didn’t want to reach inside to take the key because it’s a good way to get trapped and seriously injured or killed if he was to drive away. I told him to turn off the car and he said okay and made the motion of turning the key but didn’t actually turn it. Then I knew it was going to escalating quickly. Just before the first backup officer arrived I saw the driver reach for the gear shift. He was driving a Mustang with the real long doors. I jumped on the hood of my car just as he stomped on it in reverse. He almost squashed me between the door and the front of my car. I was literally laying on the hood but he could not get away because his driver’s door was hung on my front bumper. He was giving it every bit of acceleration that he could and it was pushing my car sideways. About 3 seconds of that fiasco I pointed my pistol at him while still on the hood. He put the car in forward gear and drove forward… but there was really nowhere to go. He hit the side of a furniture store and his car went completely inside of the building. Fortunately no one was hurt. He came out if the building running and was caught after a foot chase by my back officers. His passenger was still in the car. We talked to him for a couple of minutes and released him. In this video it didn’t turn to violence but when people start giving clued like that, it is best to have backup en route as soon as the nonsensical answers start. That’s why I think you may be correct. The original officer was probably waiting for back up before he went any further. The driver was still in his BS mode, hoping that he could talk his way out of it. Oh yeah, there was no body in the trunk on my stop. He just had a misdemeanor warrant.

[@abouttime2569]

@@tvc1848 nice to hear your story. Good thing that you didn't get seriously hurt. So I guess he added a felony or multiple felonies on top of his misdemeanor lol. Why would you do that? I don't get people sometimes.

[@tvc1848]

@@abouttime2569 We usually never know what goes on in a person’s head. The misdemeanor warrant was for running from the police, Evading Detention. His friend who was fairly calm except for where he got stuck going through a building, said that he was just scared of cops. Apparently he was convinced by racial rhetoric that he would be beaten or killed if the police stopped him.

[@cyndicook7755]

The guy in the red truck probably found them using a police scanner. I have one on my phone.

[@kennethreynolds1532]

How stupid do yo have to be to unalive someone and then be speeding with the person in the truck? Thankfully he was stupid and he got caught.

[@tee4222]

I’ve been seeing this “unalive” euphemism a lot lately on KZbin. So, I’m just seeing if my comment gets deleted for saying kill.. How stupid do you have to be to kill someone.

[@tee4222]

Nope, all good. You can stop looking silly using that now👍 you’re welcome😉

[@nikkinicol78]

​@@tee4222you can stop being a douche now 👍🏻 you're welcome 😉

[@alicialawhun91]

The guy in the SUV probably has a scanner and heard them run the plates and location of where they were at.

[@Human_2.0]

True story: Kabir gets pulled over in Louisiana and tells the cop that he is from London! Gets arrested for being a city boy caught in the jungle!

[@ayejay5603]

Always good to speed, with no license, and a body in a trunk.

[@MagiaErebea028]

Hey I drive these highways a few times a month for work

[@MagiaErebea028]

I work in winsboro rich wood and monroe all the time

[@monicapdx]

Gee, all this and no cop brutality going on. Whaddaya know. /sarcasm Seriously, they were extremely professional. If, as a clueless civilian, a bit more easy-going than I'd expect. Who knows why kids commit crimes? Aside from panic being a big factor, where they react without thought. Their brains aren't fully functioning in reasoning yet, and they don't believe bad things can happen to them. Here we call them adults at 18, but looking back, I was pretty damned stupid about some things until my late 20s. I can see that *now*, but then, I was clueless about how clueless I really was. I will say that as soon as I was Mirandized, I would've shut up except to say "Lawyer."

[@karimhicks8376]

It seems to me that during & after the covid pandemic, that, common decency, understanding, patience & human compassion took a major hit! Like we forgot how to be neighbors, friends, and loving companions. But became entitled, selfish, & more violent 😢

[@mavahuth5044]

Looked like he really didn't want to do whatever. Maybe he was speeding to get caught. Maybe a gang forced him to do all this stuff. Maybe to get away from the gang, not a good choice either.

[@ryanc9888]

Truly a life sentence when it’s a 18 year old, he could be in prison for 80 years lol

[@booklover_78]

Impulse contol in teen years is very low. People who have more guidance and less bad external influence do much better. I'm still amazed at what I hear from many young people of all socioeconomic levels. We need to stop giving teens of any age adult titles. Some are extremely mature but even they aren't fully developed. That poor young man in the trunk. I cannot imagine what his family is going through. 💔

[@ms.y.fromphilly882]

Karma never sleeps!

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

I'm pretty sure I saw this already. It wasn't a live body. Muffled screams or thumps here. Repeating a question back to the interrogators is a clear sign the perp is trying to stall to come up with a good lie.

[@paulbattson834]

If you're doing something illegal, at least obey the traffic laws.

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

Where the hell else is he supposed to put it. The glove box?

[@stephanieblackburn2778]

It's a distinct color make and model of car those are very expensive cars

[@monicaborde5602]

Wow! His Karma was Swift Damn! Take a life and his get Taken just as fast.

[@MrYabber]

I think the cop about threw up here 10:27

[@davidinkpen522]

This is why they are so ticket crazy, they hope in pulling over someone for a traffic violation they will inevitably find a real case.

[@roadwary56]

Do the crime, do the time

[@easybreezy4559]

Isn’t a speeding ticket how they caught bundy?

[@radbunnie2297]

Yes sir!

[@easybreezy4559]

Murderers can be so dumb.

[@binxbolling]

2nd degree murder might not result in a life sentence.

[@reneehomen2226]

Hopefully it's not a dead body. Yikes! This driver deserves the punishment due him. Talk about throwing your life away as well as taking the life of another person. 🤨

[@joniroxanne96]

I called it: the drugged kid had no sibling!

[@paulineandrushuk8923]

Everything became clear ??? Nasty mess.

[@laurac5451]

I can only like and comment and maybe share I'm in the bottom 20% of income in my poor state. And let the commercials run.

[@user-lj9pb9io8n]

The owner is the dead guy in the trunk .. I think 🤷

[@alicialawhun91]

My first thought when I saw this video before was you know you have the body of the registered owner in the trunk٫ why the hell are you speeding?

[@RHCole]

Ok I don't normally watch copaganda, but this one oughta be good.

[@Siouxsi-Sioux]

The 18 year old killed the owner of the car and put him in the trunk. Typical American black behavior.

[@Hardway99]

Shooting up a school typical white behavior

[@Laura-mi3nv]

Who stops if they have a body in the trunk? That is 100% the time for a high speed chase where you do everything possible to lose the cops. You don't stop.

[@oldcodger4371]

He's watched plenty of cop chases and knew how it would go down.

[@Laura-mi3nv]

@@oldcodger4371 - they tend to only air cases where the cops eventually win. They don't show you all the times they didn't catch the person. He's heading for a life sentence, I would have taken the risk.

[@oldcodger4371]

@@Laura-mi3nv Sounds like you've done this before.

[@nikkinicol78]

​@Laura-mi3nv You are part of the problem then because by taking that risk you are putting innocent people in danger

[@Laura-mi3nv]

@@oldcodger4371 - no sense in not planning for every possibility in life.... lol

[@russellhunt2071]

With the weed, lying, bullet holes alone he should have already been in cuffs in the back seat. The cop is giving way to many chances to run.

[@70srocknroll]

You don't have to answer any of the cops questions invoke your 5th amendment usa citizens

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

No sympathy at all for him.

[@riahturner1279]

He the Devil

[@angelojuliano3545]

First

[@justinmoonshine3742]

You hear a voice from the trunk and you think murderer? How can someone dead be making noise....