🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To COPS: INSANE & UNBELIEVABLE MOMENTS!

[@perfumedelight66]

That first cop was really having quite a shift. 😳

[@rainbowmocasin1]

Right !

[@GreenBeamzzz]

I couldn’t believe it

[@ITSHProductions]

How was he a shift? What is a shift?

[@doomtomatoe5762]

@@ITSHProductions he had a shift

[@allow-itman9749]

He could have at least went to see if the pedestrian was okay.. But no he waits and waits.. Guys an idiot

[@johanna0131]

Omg, that first accident was so awful! It really stresses me out when cops are working alone. I think they should always have partners. In America, a cop can put someone in handcuffs while they are investigating. They usually tell the person that they’re not under arrest, but are being detained. It just helps to keep them safe while they do their investigation.

[@frankpurvis9189]

Yeah I got detained back in high-school after I got into a fight with a bully who went to far, didn't get into any trouble except a 2 day suspension(which helped more than anything).

[@johanna0131]

@@frankpurvis9189 bullies suck

[@christysoto7686]

Also keep in mind that first guy admitted he was driving but didn't have a license (not clear if just didn't have it on him or was driving illegally), in addition to the broken windshield which is why he was stopped. Def reason to detain for investigation.

[@70srocknroll]

😂😂😂

[@gdhaney136]

Had a friend who slept naked. One night, her apartment complex caught on fire...she ended up outside in sneakers and a silk teddy, watching her belongings go up in smoke. I've slept in sweats ever since.

[@Dixxymcgee]

meh thats just careless. takes less than 30 seconds to throw on some clothes

[@alricaneshama]

I keep an emergency stash of clothes that are always clean and ready to be thrown on. In easy access. Right next to the front door.

[@elsievickie]

My Husband was a Undercover Narcotics Officer...Oh the Stories. But he felt his job was 100 % safer than Patrol Officers, because they knew what they were up against, ready to make drug busts. Patrol Officers have No idea what they are walking up to, when pulling over a vehicle....That's scary, had a friend shot just on a routine traffic stop.

[@dedo7326]

As someone with a dangerous job to make people not worry so much I say xyz are actually more dangerous even though they aren’t

[@Itsakindamagic]

I was a dispatcher for 22 years and I can say that a traffic stop is most dangerous thing the beat cop does.

[@alricaneshama]

lol. They are equally dangerous. What are you on?

[@beesnestna9544]

I used to stop cars by myself at all hours of the day and night. I can recall pulling over a vehicle occupied by 4 gang members (you can tell from their tattoos) at about 2:00am in the morning. I had two subjects out of the car before any backup units arrived. There's always an element of fear but you put it into the back of your mind so that you can remain calm and think lucidly enough to put all of your survival training and tactics into practice. Sometimes, a police officer can place someone in protective custody (i.e., place cuffs on him/her) even though the subject is not technically under arrest. It is for the officer's personal safety when dealing with multiple individuals while alone. This also depends upon state and Attorney General guidelines which may vary from state to state. Notice how the officer walks backward, never turning his back on the other subject in the car. Also, approaching on the passenger side is another tactic. BTW, you can be officially placed under arrest for a "Moving Violation", not to be confused with an "Equipment violation". However, most times the police just issue a summons (ticket). Wow, that pedestrian hit! I've seen stuff like that happen before, when people are paying more attention to what the cops are doing (rubber-necking) rather than watching the road in front of them. That gurgling/snoring sounds indicates that he is in really bad shape (most likely internal injuries and possible subdural hematoma). That was a significant hit! He's clearly in shock. Maintaining the airway is the biggest concern right now until EMTs or Paramedics arrive. Until then, this takes priority and the traffic stop has to wait. That officer is going to be there for quite awhile. He'll now be the primary investigator for the MVA (motor vehicle accident). Yup, stuff like this happens all the time. Welcome to the world of the police officer. I was also certified as an EMT for occasions like this. Typical wife caught cheating, points the finger at the husband for (accidentally) finding out. Yeah, I stopped watching COPS decades ago. It elicits years of pent up stress in me. I'm only in at 6:31 but I'm gonna terminate this now. I lived these events for over 25 years. ;-) Peace

[@dstamour625]

Thank you for doing what you did I bet it was hard. I for one have known ex officers and current ones and they say that there best part is when they get home. Not for the fact of there home but because the fact they made it home. That has always killed me to hear that. Like not the fact there kicking there shoes off and chilling but the fact they get to do it. I will always joke around with a cop when I get pulled over bc to just hopefully brighten there day. Or the occasional I know where a cop is and will do something to get pulled over specially at work so I can give them dinner or lunch depending the time. ( I’m a delivery driver) this was a bad thing kinda bc I get pulled over a lot by them for them to pick on me. Few weeks ago I got pulled over and told to wait in the car then 4 other cop cars showed up and I was like serious wtf these people are gonna be pissed there foods gonna be cold im gonna get yelled at. I get pulled from my car. The sheriff comes over goes oh what’s in the bag? Takes it and goes oh I will be taking this and grabs the food. Looks at me and goes it’s about time you delivered our food. Oh I was pissed but I turn around to the rest of the officers to say have a good night to then have an officer show me his phone showing that he donated 2000 to my walk I’m doing to help with suicide prevention. I freaking almost had a hard attack. But it was amazing to know my little chats with them and them even coming into work and getting food has helped them and me and is gonna help so many others. It honestly caused me to want to help more people out and starting next year I’m going back to collage to be a behavioral therapist. I need to do my part in making this world right like they do

[@jeffking4176]

Thank you for your service. [ mostly a thankless job, and often, especially lately, so many despise…….. (until they need you)]. 📻🙂

[@cashascy2494]

My dad was a state cop for over 20 years, he has said the same thing when dealing with a traffic stop.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

"Where's the ambulance?!" ... Dude, it's been less than two minutes seconds since the cop called it in. Unless the station is a block away it's going to be a while. I've been in the healthcare industry for 25 years and, in some parts of America, it could be 20 minutes (or more) before help arrives. That was less than three minutes which is actually incredibly fast.

[@KHarmonTCC]

I work for a rural county in west Texas. We have a big recreational lake in the southeast part of our county. It’s a minimum 30 minute response time to get an ambulance to the boat ramp and up to an hour to get to the camp grounds on the east side of the lake. If it’s a bad enough call we usually call an air service for patients if the weather allows them to fly.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

@@KHarmonTCC I'm along the beach in NW Florida so traffic is a bigger issue than distance but I've been to Texas a few times (bought my car from a shop outside Houston) and it is VAST to put it mildly. ;-) Cheers.

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

I've called 911 for medical emergencies several times. It always seems like it takes forever when you're waiting for help in a critical situation. A couple of minutes can feel like hours.

[@anndeecosita3586]

Where I live not all ambulances come from the station. They park at different sites around the county to reduce wait time especially since we have a lot of draw bridges.

[@KHarmonTCC]

@@anndeecosita3586 We have an all volunteer service in our county and only on crew on duty at a time. We are a very rural and remote county.

[@Kovich13]

Dude it only took 2 minutes and 23 seconds from the time the officer called for EMS until the medics got there and you’re like “where is the medic??” “Finally!” 😂 they do have to drive there and until instant teleportation is a reality, I think that’s a pretty damn fast response time.

[@sharcrum]

Well, that's a lifetime to a person in a life or death situation. I've been there, waiting on ambulance while by baby daughter was not breathing.

[@DONUT2858]

@@sharcrum an ambulance can only get there so fast they can't just tear through town at 100 mph

[@johnmctavish3544]

@@DONUT2858 Exactly, because if they end up crashing, it is an even bigger wait time.

[@VelkanAngels]

@@sharcrum - The laws of physics don't change, based on whether or not they're convenient at the time...

[@MrThankman360]

Brits sometimes forget how big and spread out the US is

[@katharrell3737]

The other man was trying to be very careful about giving them a time-line. The cop..."do you leave your socks on?" 🤣 Bless your heart for trying to talk to Travis about moving on. So sweet Kabir. I also think this is pretty sad. Travis said they had been separated off & on. I think she has him come back home when she wants something and he goes because he doesn't want to let go.

[@RandomFandomDragon]

THat's what it sounded like to me. She's telling him one story, and telling the "piece on the side" a different story.

[@moviegirl1100]

Yeah like when one man isn't available she calls the other when she is feeling frisky.

[@Ultimaterob]

There are parts of America, where it could be hours before rescue services can arrive. Sometimes airlifts are the only option. The clip with Tony. It looked like it may be one of the midwestern states, just outside of a suburban area. So that’s actually a decent response time.

[@lucylulusuperguru3487]

@Kabir Considers- Exactly...there's rural areas that Kabir just cannot fathom. Kabir, think of places like the Lake District in England...only it's the SIZE OF ENGLAND in TOTAL and it's that way for miles and miles and miles in spots. Drive across the widest part of Texas sometime on a visit to the U.S. and you will understand how VAST it is here.

[@alvashoemaker8536]

Driving without a license is illegal; he can be ticketed... THIS series is...REAL; even entertaining... THANKS, Kabir... 😃😷👣

[@joedufour8188]

In many places, they can be arrested just for that alone. However, it all depends on the situation.

[@xxlamortebellaxx]

I NEED to know what happened with Tony!! Is he ok? What injuries did he end up with? Did the people who hit him get in trouble? I have to know. My guess is that the person who was driving was distracted by trying to see what was going on with the original dude and officer that I didn't even see Tony. 😕

[@chrismorgan2800]

hopefully he isn't ok! That sick son of a bitch

[@TheLadyDraconus]

10:10 I think a cops favorite saying, "I was born at night, just not last night." They've seen it and heard it all.

[@kentinatl]

I WATCHED THIS ALL THE TIME BACK IN THE DAY AND WHEN THAT THEME SONG CAME ON IT ALWAYS MADE ME SMILE AND THEN THE GUY SAYS "COPS IS FILMED ON LOCATION WITH THE MEN AND WOMEN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT" CLASSIC! KEEP EM' COMIN' KABIR....CHEERS MATE,KENT. {SOME STAGGERING MOMENTS FOR SURE ON THIS VIDEO}

[@gotham61]

Guy gets hit by car. 94 seconds later. Kabir: "Where's the ambulance!!" Ambulance arrives 2 minutes 10 seconds later. Kabir: "Finally!" Kabir: Do they have ambulances parked on every corner in the UK?

[@kimson305]

Lol really tho

[@Sir.T]

Pretty funny because in the UK ambulances also take long sometimes much longer than the situation from the first video

[@howdyEB]

Snoring is a sign of severe brain injury. Poor Tony.

[@HyperWolf]

We had a fire alarm go off in December at about 3am and the number of people you could tell slept naked was kind of funny (even though I felt bad for them). There were people in robes or wrapped in their comforters (duvets) shivering in the cold. And then there was my family all comfortable in sweatpants and shirts and our bug out bags. I gave a lady one of those Mylar blankets cuz she looked like she was turning blue. Luckily some idiot pulled the alarm but if it had been a real emergency those people would have had an even tougher time.

[@soooziegabeen7291]

Watching cops is like being a nosy neighbor with a front row seat

[@ITSHProductions]

The 1st video...I almost threw up hearing that sound of him getting hit. But the office was NOT arresting them, he was an individual officer, it is procedure to cuff, so you aren't jumped or they don't run ...since he is alone. He did a damn good job and was SO lucky he had everyone working with him and listening to everything that told them to do. There Are way too many times where people people do not listen do not comply and DO NOT stay out of the way...so the people on the curb staying back and giving him information was amazing for this officer.... he was very lucky that everyone did their part. And that ambulance had a very fast response time. Actually after watching British 911...You guys are spread so thin over there with calls, I'm surprised you thought that was a slow response. (Here, if you call in a false 911 you can get a fine/ticket...I don't know what you guys do, if anything over there, but I know your call centers get 1000s of calls that aren't worth wasting their time)

[@babyfry4775]

I saw that first episode before and the driver that hit the man on the bike was watching the cop and didn’t see the bike in the middle of the road (she explained that later in the episode). Man, that was awful. More cops are killed during domestic abuse cases but the second one wasn’t too bad thank goodness. The last one…cops just have a second sense of dopers and the like…they’ve usually dealt with it a long time. They knew he was lying. Good reaction Kabir

[@matthewparker1432]

I love how Kabir just casually throws out that he sleeps naked and then just carries on like nothin happened

[@EagleFang74]

The cops at the end with the “candy cane” 😂

[@dennm4650]

When I was a cop I hated going to domestic disturbance calls.They never ever turned out right or calmly I should say.

[@carmenohio8735]

Where’s The Ambulance? It just happened 15 seconds earlier😂

[@raej1307]

Re: the guy who was hit by the car. That's called agonal breathing and it happens when someone is struggling to catch a breath. It's a serious sign of injury.

[@cashascy2494]

Domestics are some of the most dangerous calls a Police Officer can get. If the kids were at home while she had the other man over, he should get the kids her morals are very questionable.

[@patriciagrant4913]

The first video took me completely off guard! However, to be fair, the ambulance came in under 3 minutes. In the last video. Yes, the money will also be seized until he can prove how he made it. Obviously, he sells crack cocaine for a living. He will be spending a lot of time in jail for the amount of crack that he was carrying, so the money won't do him any good anyway. I love all the variety of videos that you post, never boring!

[@Lucas6l5]

No way Jose lol smoking the candy 🤣

[@NolmDirtyDan]

"They are both drinking especially him" while hes calmly explaining what happened and she's shouting and crying and acting all drunk

[@Elevatedzebra96]

She’s a grown adult in her home.. she’s allowed to be drunk, and they’re separated.. nothing illegal about anything she’s doing..

[@NolmDirtyDan]

@@Elevatedzebra96 thats not what my comment was about, im just saying i thought it was funny that Kabir thought he was drunker than her when in reality i thought he was pretty calm

[@cripple9860]

@@Elevatedzebra96 From what I can tell from the video they are separated but not divorced. Depending on which state they are in, she is committing adultery and can be subject to criminal charges. Regardless of which state they are in, it's a piece of shit move considering from the video it seems she took a week away to try and think about their relationship and ways to fix it.

[@Elevatedzebra96]

@@cripple9860 they say they’ve been separated for 6 months

[@davebcf1231]

@@Elevatedzebra96 No one said she's not allowed to be drunk. The person who is obviously impaired and is screaming and acting emotional is most likely drunker than the person calmly talking. That's why Kabir thinking the opposite is kinda funny. Where they are and what's going on in their relationship doesn't have anything whatsoever to do with who had more to drink that night.

[@robertjohnson3128]

So much respect for first responders and police! God bless them

[@Youdontunderstandmoney]

Regarding your question in the last clip, it may vary on jurisdiction, but generally speaking law enforcement is allowed to confiscate anything that was supposedly involved in a crime (so money, drugs, guns, weapons, vehicles, etc.) Even if it turns out that the money was clean (meaning that it was earned from legal wages), they may still confiscate it which can suck but that's just the way it is. It's called civil asset forfeiture and in my area there's plenty of civil cases because of this. In fact, a buddy of mine from high school actually sued the sheriff's office over this because they confiscated his guns as well as $1700 in cash even after he was proven innocent.

[@andrewthezeppo]

Yeah and $1300 is a lot to be randomly crumpled in your pockets. Most dealers with any sense don't walk around with that much or they work with a partner where one handles money and the other handles the drugs.

[@christypriest30]

I know something about this has already been said but the ambulance actually had an amazing response time

[@numberone5680]

Kabir, don’t EVER assume one is at fault and not the other in DV. Way too many separated spouses stalk the other! Many, many DV men aren’t hurting as they’ve lost their power or control!

[@NurseEmilie]

The money from seizures is split between the different agencies that are a part of the bust and then divided. If suspects appeal and are found innocent, police must return their items or reimburse them.

[@ITSHProductions]

You HAVE BEEN to Florida and Maryland MULTIPLE Times... Why did you ask if you drive on the opposite side of the road in the USA??? And, you know that is common knowledge... were you playin for the audience 🤔

[@777Timberwolf]

Man... that first officer gets a full action besides pull over. That Tony guy who got hit by a car = hope he gets better. officer called a lot of back ups (ambulance, fire truck, Sheriffs) to take care of double situations.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

The first cop did say that the Camaro had a cracked windsuield. As far as the handcuffs that does not near that the person is being arrested. They are being detained pending investigation. Basically, it is a safety measure for the officers. Drivers can't easily grab stuff, hide stuff, assault officers etc when the cop is dealing with another person or searching the car etc. It also makes them easier to track down if they take off. Harder to jump fences etc while in handcuffs.

[@faithjones881]

Oh my gosh!😰. That poor pedestrian 🙏🏻

[@TroySteele17]

That was a 1990’s Chevy Camaro in the 1st clip.. Just in case you ever see another one.

[@TheRealdal]

That was actually a fast emt response actually, only like 3-4 min if that.

[@allisonoconnor8055]

Wow poor guy the weezing is likely hot a puctured lung collapse 😢 wishes for a complete recovery.

[@WhoDoUthinkUr]

That noise the guys making in the first one is probably a punctured lung.

[@brianschlaf7007]

You will be arrested if you drive without a license so that’s probably why the first officer handcuffed that guy the guy said he has no license

[@allisonoconnor8055]

Kabir your hilarious if it's his junk he'd hollod. They HAVE To CHECK the ole PRISON WALLET😜🫣😵‍💫😵‍💫🤣😂🤣😂🤣😘

[@Logic44]

0:56 I got flashbacks to playing Crackdown 2 lmao That sounded exactly like an Agency Cruiser...

[@hotshot104]

I wasn’t ready for that first one at all.

[@pattycarljackson]

Just watching him sliding on the ground face down just made my body hurt so bad.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

That first cop is a boss. Talk about multitasking!😳 With Jose, both the rock cocaine and the cash will go into evidence.

[@connerfarr8072]

Just because you are cuffed doesn't mean you are arrested. You are detained so the police can set you off to the side and keep you out of harms way and so you are predictable and contained. Especially when there are more people than the cop can handle. People just freak out when they get cuffed.

[@christypriest30]

The strange breathing sound was probably his airway being pinched or compressed because of the unnatural way he was landing lying on his stomach. That’s just my first guess as a former paramedic

[@jeremyjdl713]

As far as I know any money/guns found along side drugs can be taken by the police. Cars and even residential properties too if the case is big enough. It’s called civil forfeiture.

[@gregorywright2798]

The driver in the Camaro said he didn't have his license. That's Illegal, you can't drive without a license. If you're driving without a license and Get Stopped, You get Arrested.

[@hovis62]

Once I was driving with a suspended license and didn't know, but just got a ticket and my friend drove for us after that until I got it reinstated, went to court and was let go after showing it.

[@skitzohrainbow5492]

Not always. A lot of times it's a tow and ticket and if you're really lucky you will get off with a warning

[@terrancesweetman8541]

This dude seems so humble

[@btube2006]

04:14 "Where's the ambulance!?!?" Seriously? The accident just happened less than two minutes ago.

[@toomasargel8503]

03:33 that noise get if mouth top seiling or tongue vibrate = muscels are loose and bright get trhu mouth. He get broken nose.

[@JSainte17]

The man has been nothing but cool, calm, and collected, even after coming home to find his wife with another man, and all he's said is, "I just want him gone." Meanwhile, she's screaming at him that her infidelity is his fault, and blabbering on about the kids, etc., and your first thought is, "I think they've both been drinking." What!?

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

17:40 In the US we have a legal statute called "civil forfeiture", which means that the police can legally confiscate any amount of cash, for any reason. The burden of proof isn't on the police. It is the responsibility of the citizen, to prove that the seized money was obtained through legitimate means. And even if the money is legitimate, it's at the police's discretion, whether or not it gets released back to the citizen. It's really messed up, and as you could imagine, many cops use this "loophole" to their advantage.

[@tmayofour]

That is NOT Constitutional whether it's common practice or not. If anyone disagrees, I Don't Want To Hear It.

[@jakeand9020]

That is not true. The burden is on the cops, that's not the problem. The problem is going through the process of getting it back, if successful, can take years and will probably cost more than they initially seized. It's really exceedingly rare unless you're convicted of something, whether that conviction involves the money or not is, of course, irrelevant, any conviction will do.

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

@@tmayofour I agree 100%. It violates our rights, preventing illegal search and seizure, but it does happen. A lot of small town police departments, at least where I'm from, operate more like organized crime families

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

@@jakeand9020 The burden of proof is only on the police, if they're going to press charges and prosecute, however if they're not charging you with a crime, and simply confiscating your money, it's your responsibility to prove where you got the money.

[@guinkoo]

Kabir, don’t go into police work! Gullible are you my friend❤️

[@AJ-ut8cz]

Civil asset forfeiture is actually a huge problem in the US, it essentially give police departments the right to take any and all assets they deem to be probably related to a crime. And they do not have to give it back even if the person is found innocent. If the person who was found innocent wants their property back then they need to essentially sue the police department and the burden of proof is on them to prove they obtained that property legally. So civil asset forfeiture is essentially legalized theft by police. The police in the US are not the good guys, but they aren't the bad guys either. Their current predisposition to having inhumane and unjust policies is the fault of people much more powerful and much more devious.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

I just saw a report where the gang of thugs are now hitting up armored cars transporting cash from LEGAL pot sales. So much for good cops, huh?

[@Adplusamequalsadam]

@@nightthornkvala94132 Regular cops or DEA agents? I’ve heard of DEA doing it since marijuana is still federally illegal.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

@@Adplusamequalsadam I think this was locals stopping the trucks of legal growers passing through their town/area where it's not legal to grow. The trucks aren't carrying the goods, just the money.

[@SuperDrLisa]

@@nightthornkvala94132 what's that supposed to mean about the cops? Ate they supposed to travel with the trucks?

[@nightthornkvala94132]

@@SuperDrLisa No, they're supposed to not steal from them.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

At least the driver and passenger of the Camaro didn't try to take off or cause further problems.

[@Karli4Sure]

We need to find out if Tony that got hit is ok… that was insane poor guy.

[@amberswafford9305]

I don’t wear socks in bed but sleeping all the way naked makes me nervous. You never know what might pop off, murderer coming in, house catching on fire, cops showing up for whatever reason... I’ve got to be covered up a lil bit. An oversized t-shirt works. It’s like being naked but if someone busts in, they can’t see my naughty bits. Maybe I’m just paranoid.

[@natashadavis2959]

Better to be paranoid than naked.

[@toomasargel8503]

19:05 that why must wear helmet no play lotery with traffic saftey

[@maxinefreeman8858]

The first day of my son's day at the academy, the first instructor that came in asked who watched Cops. He told them to quit watching the show.

[@fanofauburn11]

I wear socks when I sleep because I put lotion on my feet before bed and I don’t want it getting all over the sheets and blankets. I usually end up taking the off in the middle of the night. Just a big T-shirt other than that.

[@vikashwan]

first stopped car was a Camaro toyota camry is what hit the bicycle rider...Medics were there fast,,average response is 4-6 minutes

[@tach4nka78]

I love your videos and your reactions kabir!💪

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much mate :)

[@edwardsmith8575]

Kabir, can you please do a video on the Boston Molasses Flood of 1919?

[@hardtackbeans9790]

2:06 Don't know. We only have seen what you have seen. It almost seems like he ran something. ID, plates, who knows? He may only be detaining him. 12:40 Sounds like she has taken the house. Maybe he is the one that needs the shelter. She may need a restraining order.

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

I wonder whether the driver who hit that bicyclist was rubbernecking at the traffic stop. The money the drug guy was carrying will probably be confiscated. In the U.S. we have something called "civil forfeiture," in which the state can take the property of someone suspected of a crime (like drug dealing). They file a lawsuit, not against the person, but against the property. The suit will be something like, "Jones County vs. $5000 and a 2017 Honda Accord." The person whose property was confiscated has to spend his own money to fight the suit. Many people, me included, think this is an end run around fifth amendment right to due process of law, and the sixth amendment right to a fair trial. The guy in this case probably deserved to lose that money, but it should be proved in a criminal trial, with the burden of proof on the state.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

The guy on the bike was likely rubbernecking as well, double trouble.

[@ramsoncole4605]

It doesn't matter where that money came from...he was in possession with intent to sell, so the court is going to assume all of that money came from drug sales, unless he can prove otherwise. Don't sell drugs kids ;)

[@gimpyrules6714]

Yeah but they also steal innocent people's money as well

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

Of course Caleb the Expert Driver takes side of driver in first clip.

[@davidthieman8020]

Thank you, Kabir is, was very entertaining.

[@bully056]

That snoring noise was him near swallowing his own tongue if I remember right!

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

Asset forfeiture...law enforcement here in the US can seize anything of value when make a drug-related arrest. A few years ago, a man from Texas was driving through the town in Illinois where I live, and was pulled over by city police for a traffic violation. The police found drugs in the car, a Chevrolet Corvette, arrested the driver and seized the car. For some time afterwards, the city police's drug education officer drove the car when giving lectures to students at local schools. Even if you're found not guilty of the charges, law enforcement are not required to return or compensate for any assets so seized.

[@markpaul7887]

They take it and write it down. If he is found innocent, he gets it back. Otherwise the city or county or state confiscate it(keep it and it's spent on the city ( usually the police department )

[@cherylflam3250]

The ambulance…finally ! What is wrong with you ? They arrived within 3 minutes !

[@MarySpain1958]

In many usa cities it is illegal to drive a car that cannot pass inspection so that car can be pulled over fir cracked windshield. Also. Vehicles that CANNOT pass cannot be in view of public can be in a garage or covered or behind a fence NOT in yard or driveway or parked on street.

[@moviegirl1100]

If you were talking about the red car at the very beginning.. it was a Corvette not a Carola (a Carola may be the type of car that hit the guy on the bike)

[@michellesnyder9498]

When a car is pulled over and may have a warrant out or criminal background, cops can handcuff them to detain them but not necessarily arrested.

[@stonecoldku4161]

That first clip before the accident with the bike. I don't know if it's edited down, but if not, the reason that the officer is putting the driver in cuffs is that the driver has admitted to not having a driver's license on him. It might be nothing, but usually if someone doesn't have a license it's because it is suspended, meaning he shouldn't be driving in the first place. He might not be arresting the driver yet, but since the officer is alone and there are two men in the car, he is securing the driver until backup arrives and they can establish the man's identity. Handcuffing the driver is officer's safety at that point. They need to check if the driver has a license to operate the vehicle or if he has any warrants for his arrest. Also, they need to make sure that it is fact the driver's car that he is driving. If they establish that he has no warrants, it his car and he has a valid driver's license then the officer will probably let the driver go with a ticket.

[@katrinaprescott5911]

The money is held as evidence, and regardless of the outcome of the criminal case, the state files a civil case against the item itself (the people vs. $1,300) and if they win - they usually do - the money or goods are forfeit. The term is Civil Forfeiture. In some jurisdictions with a high rate of drug use and sale, civil forfeiture can provide a substantial addition to the police budget. There are increasing bipartisan calls to reform civil forfeiture because of the potential for abuse. A civil case can be successful and a person lose their property or money even without a criminal conviction because it's a separate process and civil cases are decided on a "preponderance of the evidence" basis which is lower than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" basis for a criminal trial.

[@brianallinson9014]

When police arrest someone for drugs they take all money including change and you don't get any of it back, even if charges get dropped, unless you get a lawyer for a couple thousand dollars and that's still no guarantee.

[@greytooth898]

I hope the woman who was cheating lost custody of her children

[@josecarbajal5710]

That escalated quickly

[@brettash7640]

Yooooo my man's is awfully calm...too damn calm in my opinion in that first video. If I was that cop I'd be freaking tf out or showing some kind of emotion at least.

[@trevorstone9879]

He's a professional. He's been trained. I'm a RR conductor and have had to handle some vehicle collisions with injuries and minor hazmat spills that resulted in evacuations. You're mentally prepared for this everyday you work. Freaking out isn't in your head. You're in charge of a situation.

[@FirefighterEmtGaming]

In the first video where the guy got hit the snoring you hear is called agonal breathing or death snores.

[@zgdafzgdaf4264]

The cops just confiscate money, especially if found with drugs. Also forfeiture laws can confiscate cars, boats, houses. Even if you can prove your source of money, it can be hard to get the property back. Has roots back to maritime law. It’s controversial since there’s no due process, and usually affects the poor.

[@Salvation4DJews]

That's why you make sure you live in a state that bans Civil asset forfeiture. North Carolina ain't perfect but better than most. There are 5 other states too. Be careful what you do and where you live.

[@greggwilliamson]

Police will confiscate any money on you if you are charged with selling. If you're in a car they can take that too.

[@RockyNikolashin]

The gurgling (snoring) sound is likely because he hit his face on the pavement, likely breaking his nose and face bones creating compound fractures (bones sticking out), broken teeth, and add lots of blood, making the sounds. As bad as all that is, it is better than not hearing sound from him, meaning he isn't breathing.

[@Cory_Springer]

Yup. I made similar noises when i broke my nose and fractured fones in my face. I was actually relieved when I first heard it in this video, because the stillness of his body had me thinking something worse.

[@jacket5456]

Mate, you live in London. The Ambulance Response time probably isn't as good as yours even in LA, let alone whatever barren wasteland that clip was in.

[@s1ugtrail978]

currently he is detaining the individual... if the police suspect you of committing a crime they can detain you for up to 24 hours without charges or arrest.

[@jeannehurdel7290]

That noise is called a death rattle

[@TWGStorms]

10:37 it's fine I agree with you on that

[@654aly]

Where I live it is actually faster to drive the person to hospital on your own. If an officer pulls you over I have heard / and do they will lead you there with lights on.

[@J.m.pNo.43]

10:04 I’ve only realised why do both men have no t-shirts and also best copper show is police interceptor was better when Ben Pearson was on it

[@gilgamesh547]

No not the homie jose 😂😂😂

[@theprowrestlingnova]

Definitely do more cops!! Checkout bondi rescue too love your reactions! 🇦🇺

[@David-eo8if]

that bicycle crash was traumatic!

[@joniroxanne96]

Holy shit-zu: that cyclist went *flying* ! 😲 It was a Camaro, Kabir; but not the old-school one. 😐

[@teeteelouky8407]

Kabir, that was TMI! LOL