🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To INTENSE HIGH-SPEED POLICE CHASES, HITS & PIT MANOEUVRES!

🇬🇧 BRIT Reacts To INTENSE HIGH SPEED POLICE CHASES, HITS & PIT MANOEUVRES!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going to React To INTENSE HIGH SPEED POLICE CHASES, HITS & PIT MANOEUVRES!
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[@markbell4982]

"That guy's got to be under the influence of something". Like all these fools, that guy was under the influence of stupidity and GTA.

[@dimetime35c]

If they have your license plate you'll never get away. Plus 90% of the time in these chases at least in California they have a helicopter following the chase. Even if you away from ground units you can't get away from the eyes in the sky.

[@douglashayes3167]

hahaha.... Funny....90+% of this perps are driving stolen cars...just saying....

[@Sayitaintjake]

Tell that to a hellcat

[@ViolentKisses87]

@@Sayitaintjake Damn Straight.

[@grumpyguy8651]

I'm having more fun watching you than the video! The faces you make when there's a close call, excellent content!

[@josephdillon5203]

10:55 the thingy is called a spike stick 😁

[@bethhill2610]

My son is a Deputy Sheriff and I worry about him all the time. Thank you to all law enforcement for what you do

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

God bless him…I was BPD for 16 yrs(Baltimore)….seen it all….the worst of the worst

[@brandondavis9628]

In SoCal there is a couple pursuits a week. It’s our entertainment for however long it lasts

[@katharrell3737]

I think I'm about to lose power, the hurricane is getting closer to me. I'll be back to you when I get power back. Good thoughts Louisiana, she's a nasty storm wreaking havoc. Be safe ya'll.

[@aricsb7093]

Be Safe, In pcola so it just missed us

[@katharrell3737]

@@aricsb7093 I'm so grateful it missed you.

[@mudbug73us]

Keeping a positive thought going for ALL of you in the path of Ida--- stay safe!

[@codypk5111]

@@aricsb7093 ayy, Pensacola got a break this time for sure. Just watch out for the 16th

[@jpanici]

Criminals aren’t know for making wise choices especially when they are looking at felony charges. I guess what’s another five years in prison when you’re already facing twenty. 🚔🚔🚔

[@williamtauriello1581]

1)You can’t outrun a radio. 2)And..,there are more of them than there are of you 3)And…they’re paid to win fights.

[@johnwray393]

Love these types of videos. Down for more of these. The U.S provides a lot of content for these sorts of vids.

[@kabirconsiders]

More on the way brother!

[@truemenimprovedaily]

Ok, if they are driving a stolen car, they don’t care about the plates being seen. They have a few mins at the beginning where if they create enough traffic or distractions for the police they can create a gap between them and the police, hop out to the car and attempt to blend in to surrounding areas. As long as the suspects are never seen, the cops won’t know who their looking for. Rarely it works but it does work at times. BUT as soon as the have multiple cops surround the area and helicopter is in the sky, they’re done for….usually.

[@katharrell3737]

You're having a busy day! I'm so grateful! I always find that I've held my breath through these!! Heart stopping

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah police chases are always a good adrenaline booster! And thanks Kat :)

[@Stepperg1]

Kabir, that second one is very close to where I live. This seems to be an area that attracts bone heads! I couldn't believe he squeezed himself out of there! They got him, though and every car involved looked looked like it was ready for the scrap yard! Oh, yes, it's Southern California.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Lucky he was shot 10 times…a vehicle is a 4000lb bullet

[@O_0Annie]

Omg that last one was by my house 🤣 I remember the tackle was all over Facebook lol

[@bobshort2149]

Your reactions are always so genuine and entertaining. Always make me smile 😁Thank you, Kabir☮❤

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much Bob :)

[@bobshort2149]

@@kabirconsiders ☮&❤ to you,my friend

[@nicholasuszko]

The worst part about the guy who stole a police car is. He's being chased by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Those troppers will never stop chaseing you. If you didn't already know american police departments are not national, where i live i have City Police, County Sheriff, and State Troopers, who are al different departments and different jurisdictions.

[@andrewhyde4812]

As an Ohioan I can definitely say we have some pretty crazy car chase videos out there on the internet. Also I completely agree with your statement about OHP.

[@nicholasuszko]

@@andrewhyde4812 Was once told by a Pennsylvania State Police thay the worst state to have a warrant is ohio, because they dont care how much it costs, they will find you and extradite you.

[@BrockMak]

Some criminals thought: If the chase is reckless enough (chases in densely populated areas or in school zones), the cops would had no choice but to abandon chases, or risking them running out of fuel. That's foolish.

[@bridgetsummerfield9283]

I think you'd really enjoy a compilation video of dashcam karma or just a dashcam compilation. They're my favorite lol

[@MichaelB769]

Chris Rock: 'Everybody knows; if the police have to come and get you, they're bringin' an ass-kickin with 'em.'

[@katherineschmidt2075]

Hey, do more of them, they're great.

[@StolenFace11]

loved the intro music for this one

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks, glad you liked it :)

[@BrockMak]

9:22 I'm the other way around. I'd rather drive in the rain than in the sun. I once sat a test in the rain, and I loved it because I can't be pinged for driving too slow or leaving too big of a gap with the car in front of me. I only failed because I missed the entry into an intersection on a blind uphill turn.

[@willardwooten9582]

I pull over the minute I see flashing lights behind me and then it's yes sir no sir . This seems to work as I have been pulled over drinking and was let go years ago.

[@rebo2bsk636]

Love how you put a little smile with the U.K one lol

[@robertcampopiano6001]

The device they put in front of the perpetrator was a spike strip. It has hollow spikes that imbed themselves in a car’s tires and rapidly deflate them. It helps to end a chase safely.

[@mokumboi19]

Ya know what you need to check out? The Fear None performance by the Kinjaz at Arena China 2017. For reals.

[@cliff_rogers7919]

Check out the Arkansas State Police 109mph PIT manuver

[@BlueDebut]

3:00 That looks like its either eastern California or maybe southern Arizona by the looks of the mountains. Where I live it looks like that basically everywhere midtwon Tucson

[@62rowley]

Great vid as always. It’s ironic you just posted this and two hours ago I just came home from doing my ride along with our local police. 🚔

[@jerrysantos6484]

If your heart is pounding, imagine the officers...

[@kabirconsiders]

Very true!

[@escjacob541]

You should see the video MLS made on the 2016 east final Toronto vs Montreal it was pure madness

[@ranger-1214]

Most departments or jurisdictions in the U.S. restrict use of the PIT Maneuver to 40 mph or less; some even a max of 30 mph. My son-in-law is a police officer and a supervisor has to give permission via radio for a PIT, and the officer is required to call out the speed and traffic (light, medium, etc) during the pursuit. He knew of a local highway patrolman who performed a PIT at around 70 mph and it was a bad crash so the patrolman was suspended, then fired.

[@pugle1]

It's interesting, in the UK, the cops seem to Box the car in while in the US they use the PIT manoeuvre. And in the US and Canada, spike belts are used. As far as I know in Canada they use neither the PIT nor the Box method.... just spikes

[@TheMtVernonKid]

It's very intense my uncle is a sheriff in Virginia and he's had a few of these

[@ViolentKisses87]

Maybe you should ask your local police for a ride along for the day. That would make a very cool video.

[@TacomaParkour]

'That thingy' they put in the road is a spike strip mate

[@2haunn_]

Ive seen some go by my house it’s exciting in the moment and just bizarre how often these happen

[@johnr7999]

I drove away from a cop and got away once. I was shaking from the adrenaline for about an hour afterwards. I was pulled over the night before and given a warning because my high beam headlights were stuck turned on (I had the new part but had to wait a week for my appointment to get it replaced). The next night I was driving and saw the same cop heading the opposite direction and he turned on his lights and siren but it was rush hour and there was too much traffic for him to turn around, so I took off, turned a few corners and parked well out of sight. I definitely would not recommend anyone doing this, I was young and stupid. This was also around 2001 so there were not traffic cameras or dash-cams that they could get my license plate or track me down.

[@hkjuhucampbell4005]

That thing on the road was a spike strip.

[@purplepumkinX]

You should watch the video where a person driving a Dodge Hellcat running from the cops actually outruns a helicopter and gets away lol.

[@Juiceman50001]

Reminds me of a time when I was 15 and me and my family were on our way to another city and as you know in america we drive on the right side and we heard sirens behind us and seen 2 people on the same motorcycle speeding up as a car was coming on the other side and they split right between us same time the car on the other side was by us. It was a sandwich for a quick second and boy when I say they dust the police like a horse sprinting in the fields of alabama 😂🐎

[@seanrosenau2088]

11:47 Yeah, the intersections are always extra scary.

[@smokey4582]

Ohhhh Speed (new intro slaps btw)

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks bro 😎

[@covewatcher]

Hi Kabir... successful get-a-ways is probably VERY VERY low... maybe less than 1 or 2%. There is an old saying "you can't out run the radio". Also, if the police have a license plate that actually belongs to the bad guy, they have your address, phone etc. Many times larger cities have the capability of putting an air unit or helicopter up and those guys will just follow you to where ever you go. It really is probably one of the top 5 stupidest things you can do in life is run from the police. You are right, it adds more charges and in most states it is a felony offense.

[@P.G.G.]

Hi Kabir. Just here in Texas watching all the aftermath news coverage of Hurricane Ida that hit Louisiana. So very sad, but I love your weather reactions and figured you'd heard about it.😥 Ohh, and your Arsenal score prediction of 5-1 Man City was so close.⚽️ Have a good one.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah the hurricane footage of the hurricane I’ve seen is pretty crazy 😩

[@RockenTravis]

They have new tech called the tire grappler. It's pretty cool. Not used very much yet

[@donmcclurg3158]

We used drag race at a place called Phillips flats here in Alabama and we got the cops called on us. I had a Trans AM with a 455 and I easily out ran the police and I would have gotten away if one of the guys that got caught hadn't ratted me out. They clocked me at 140 mph, but it was more like 160. The cop chasing me told the Judge that after he heard the supercharger crank up he slowed down, because he knew that he would never catch me. I never spent a night in Jail, because the people that they had got to testify against me wouldn't and they couldn't prove their case without them. This was in the 90's

[@hkjuhucampbell4005]

As someone said, those people aren't always the smartest and you can't outrun police radios.

[@michaelbateman8469]

In the US, police cars are the equivalent of Xfinity Series race cars. The "police package" on a police car is providing 800-900 hp and a beefed up racing suspension. The perp in the stolen police car lost it at one point because he wasn't used to the power. IMO UK police cars need the US police package. If possible always have superior or equal to your opponent. This is why in some ME countries the police drive Lamborghinis or Ferraris.

[@davebcf1231]

LOL..No, they're not anywhere near 800-900 hp. Where did you get that nonsense from? Do you have any clue how absurd that claim is?

[@michaelbateman8469]

@@davebcf1231 You are correct, most Ford police packages offer between 250-300hp (Btw Xfinity is 750hp not 800-900). But the frames, suspension and steering are beefed up like a race car.

[@davebcf1231]

@@michaelbateman8469 Yep. Some of the police Chargers I think are up around 400hp. The rest are 250-300 like you said, although I doubt many of them are still as low as 250. I'd guess those are older cars that are just still being used by smaller departments who don't have the money to upgrade as often. Being paired with the upgraded suspension you mentioned lets them fully utilize the hp they do have.

[@johanna0131]

Yeah, that looks like Southern California. These people are crazy. They’re usually running because of a stupid warrant or something, and now they’re going to prison. I’ve seen a couple of these where the perp stole a police car. It’s nuts!

[@dianecomly6132]

Try Brake Checking Gone Wrong.

[@quickhistory8637]

I suggest you do some more videos by The Front

[@kabirconsiders]

More on the way!

[@dexterdavid931]

One thing I go out of my way to do is buy ice cold water and pull over on the highway for construction workers. I pull up in front of cops and walk up to the workers handing them water bottles. I respect what is due

[@jeremywilliams1835]

Another police chase you might like that would be a video all its own "Texas police chase 18 wheeler". As you call them in the uk if I spell it right(lorry)

[@ExTiNkT91]

People are so desperate to get away, they will do ANYTHING. Very dangerous people.

[@ambergallen4144]

Some of the dashcam make me feel like those driving video games for real. I played grand theft auto. Man its scary in video i cant imagine doing it in real life. Never mind risking others life just to make a run for it. And don’t for a second doubt they don’t review these and charge them for every damage and law break. Closest thing that happened to me was, i was driving down a highway. It was under construction, cop car zooms up behind me with its lights on. Wasnt for me. But you bet I felt paniced it was. Checked seat belt and speed. He/she was going to a call presumably. But i could not pull over and let them pass. Down to one lane, traffic cones and no pavement beside me. I wasnt about to speed up either. Stayed the speed limit and drove threw. Maybe only a minute to get past the construction and i moved over as soon as i could. Cop flew past me in their way. I pulled over shortly after. My nerves were shot. Happened late at night thankfully no one else on the road. I was just coming home from work.I kept questioning myself the whole time. What do i do? What does he want me to do? I actually was so worried I held him up. I later asked a officer at a sandwich shop. Lol. He was waiting in line near me and i asked him. He said i did exactly the right thing. I had no way to pull over. So i moved when i could. And that was the perfect thing to do. I think he saw i was still shook by it. His explanation helped greatly. I am not a nervous driver. But i will never forget that.

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

The U.K. is so relaxed and chill. They didn't shoot the perp or nothing.

[@laudanum669]

There is a video on YT of a woman who gets arrested and then steals the Cops car crashes and steals another cop car. It's insane.

[@brianrigsby7900]

Do instant karma police. So funny!

[@jpanici]

I love all types of instant karma videos. They are glorious 😁😁😁

[@BlueDebut]

Actually stats for outrunning police according to 2018 stats is VERY good. Around 80%. Only around 17% get caught during the chase. I may have gotten a weird stat but it sounds pretty true

[@NeuroDeviant421]

2:28 had to be in California. Many officers in other states would have shot the driver in this case. In fact, many officers place themselves in harm's way by trying to block a car with their bodies then shoot the driver if the officer perceives movement of the vehicle.

[@hydromage2hydromage278]

React to Austin FC vs Dallas FC 3-5!! What A Game!!!

[@its_milli8403]

Often times police will call off a chase to protect the public. Then just track the license plate and arrest the perp later at their house. Sometimes motor cycles get away though because often times their license plates are harder to see. It's getting rarer and rarer though.

[@jakeschleeve9205]

Ricky Bobby evaded the police 😂

[@jeremywilliams1835]

Look up "POLICE CHASE GHOST CAR"

[@hkjuhucampbell4005]

Lot of the videos were taken by civilians and their cameras or dash cams. That is very popular every where now. One channel has chases police pursuits from Poland or Russia not for sure which. In those countries most time the perpetrators, give up in a hurry, because the law enforcement may just shoot them. See Sergey 232.

[@reneehomen2226]

My father-in law was severly injured in a high speed chase. He waa a police officer for over 20 years. God rest his soul. 🙏 Police get teed off when they have to chase a driver / criminal that wont stop on command. Criminals are so stupid. When a cop has a gun aimed straight at your head, best give up and put your hands up.

[@kabirconsiders]

May he rest in peace ❤️

[@kollynschippers2012]

Theoretically u could get away if u had a fast (stolen) car so they couldnt just run the tag and as soon as u get outa site then abandon the car but the longer they run the more cops are looking for em

[@davidengland1651]

have a look at Arkansas State Police 109 MPH PIT Maneuver

[@kabirconsiders]

I need to find that vid!

[@jaycooper2812]

Spike straps, you call them stingers in the UK.

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Depending upon the nature of the initial offense, if chases are deemed too risky, the officers will back off. Example being they're headed towards a school some while kids are leaving, heavy traffic, or the offense isn't worth worth risk. If you're running from police and they back off, the perp is more than likely on the books and have a record, thus they know where to find you. They'll find em later.

[@donaldfisher749]

The 4th video , the perp was in the police car without lights on

[@citisoccer]

A good video that shows that spine of many police officers is the one of 40 standing in an elementary school hallway in Texas while kids were dying. Most of these chases should not happen. If it's not someone who poses an immediate threat to others, pursuit is to be called off. However, since many are small town officers with no life, they'll do a 110mph chase through traffic to catch a small time pot dealer.

[@cbicnone2228]

The people running from the police know they have been caught, and have nothing to loose but time so might as well try to get away :)

[@Hans-drones]

In California there's a 3 strike law. If you have 3 violent felonies (assaulting a peace officer with a deadly weapon) 25yrs-Life he wasn't going to the big house

[@AndyLangen]

gotta get kabir to become a deputy!

[@777Timberwolf]

what really surprise me on one of the videos (not in the US) was group of cops pulls guns on motorcycle gangs that "rule" the road. Now that is something to see.

[@steveyork8069]

Google Arkansas State Police high speed chase they have a lot some pit maneuvers over 100mph.

[@Rick-Rarick]

I know someone who evaded the police after hiding in the basement of a barn with their car. It happens, those are the videos the police don't show.

[@Sinvare]

Luckily high speed chases are occurring less often, at least in parts of the US. On average 87 innocent bystanders are killed per year by high speed chases. They make up about 25-27% of those injured or killed by high speed pursuits. That means on average for every 3 suspects and persons in the suspect car injured or killed in high speed chases, 1 innocent bystander is injured or killed. That is pretty high collateral damage. On average 3 cops are killed per year in high speed pursuits, about 1 for every 25 innocent bystanders. Since most high speed chases are started for non-violent offenses, the chase itself is making society and roads less safe. The monetary damage to bystanders, vehicles and property are usually paid by the bystanders. The criminal likely doesn't have insurance, and the police don't have to pay for damage caused by the chase, even if it is their vehicles that cause the damage. Obviously we all want criminals caught, but we should also want innocent people to be safe.

[@shaftshaft]

Hi speed chases are a bit of a contentious issue in the states. Probably done more often than necessary and often times over petty stuff. There was a politician in the south of the U.S who got in trouble for trying to encourage is neighborhood to throw rocks at police on chases, because they kept chasing Walmart shoplifters from the next town over through his area. Here near my neighborhood suspect and a random guy got killed in a head on collision seconds after police started a chase with the suspect. That one was less contentious because the suspect was a car jacker so he was a threat to the public.

[@josephdillon5203]

3:40 yeah under the influence of stupidity 🤣🤣🤣

[@kabirconsiders]

😂😂

[@unklebacon44]

Mustang got away on horsepower....used the engine to push the cop car away

[@kennethswartz8252]

I'm unaware if you seen the video I recommend. Try searching ghost car police chase. It's an older video, but bizarre.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

You would think with all the police chases that are shown on TV, that the last thing someone running would give up right away. But oh no! 1:55 Not all chases are high speed at all. 4:00 He probably didn't get away. I would imagine more police are closing on the position. 5:00 May not be a police car at all. Just someone's random dash cam. 5:45 There are some that do evade for the moment. Many police pursuits are broken off because it just gets too dangerous. Normally it isn't hard to find them later. Probably a very small percentage get away for very long. If a helicopter is involved, it normally will end soon without a chase but even then some do evade airborne pursuit. 7:30 Police car doesn't mean there isn't a perp inside trying to get away. OOPS!! It happens. Even the police make mistakes. 8:16 Yep, that is the perp. Probably because someone left the keys in the car & may have left it running. Starting a foot pursuit then circling back to where the police parked is not unheard of Kabir. There is one aspect that I forgot on your last video, someone that knows they are going back to prison & this time for life, will do almost anything to get away. Slamming into a tree sideways & being killed instantly is a better option for many of them.

[@TheMugenmunster]

you are right about driver at 6 41. dash cams will be reviewed and the tickets will pile up. but the tickets will get dumped if there is enough footage to get him for jailable charges. the tickets are a last resort to hit him with something.

[@kellyjene77]

In. Tense!

[@justchillin6793]

I’m sorry but those uk ones just don’t get the adrenaline going like the American ones. I outran a cop when I was a teenager and got away but I got away before more than 1 cop was involved

[@dylanlevy2107]

In Los Angeles no one gets away because of how many cars there are and how many helicopters they have... In LA if they call for a chopper u can give it a minute an they show up look at some shots fired calls the helicopters are everywhere in a split second I've seen other places an they drive for hours no helicopters u gotta feel bad for those departments in the country

[@davidthieman8020]

Chase is the human game of getting away of the law. We know its don't go the way they wanted its.

[@ivandragomiloff2356]

And you wonder why some criminals get shot

[@Hollandprk]

You asked how many get away, I'm in that small group! :P I ran once, and managed to lose the police and ditch my car, many, many years ago :O

[@kabirconsiders]

No way...

[@josephdillon5203]

2:49 thats California

[@bobbimccain2385]

In USA we call it a rap sheet.

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

I might have heard of this guy one time that successfully ran from the cops three times but that's probably a work of fiction. Supposedly he passed a cop at 120 but somehow managed to get away. One time when this individual who I've heard of did 135 in a street race and got popped.

[@randysake5031]

In California, if it becomes a hazard to severe, the cops will pull off the chase.

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

I feel bad for all the people who’s property (vehicles, yards, homes, buisnesses, etc) who have became collateral damage because of these pit maneuvers and idiot criminals.

[@josephdillon5203]

They r supposed to leave a way out and not corner the perp

[@Masonwhite12796]

You should watch some live pd craziest moments their pretty funny and stupid

[@sslerlin]

If you've ever watched cops, you know police would be better off yelling run to them because they always do and at least this way the police would be obeyed