🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To POLICE USING SPIKE STRIPS - SUCCESS & FAILURES!

[@TheR00k1e2]

About the 130mph chase.. there were 4 people in the car. The 35 year old driver ( the one who died), a 20 year old, 18 year old, and 16 year old. The original call was for shoplifting (they found items stolen from other stores in the car as well). The 35 & 20 year olds were deemed to be the shoplifters. The state police took over the pursuit at 04:26 (when he overtook the city cop), and they do not play around. It’s very risky for the cop to do a PIT at those speeds, for everyone involved (as you saw on the Arkansas 109mph PIT maneuver video that you watched). But, that suspect at any minute could have easily hit an innocent person/family on the road (as has happened too many times). So I’m glad the state police ended it. It’s unfortunate to die over shoplifting. Due to the death and conflicting information from the other occupants of the car, no one was charged.

[@codyC423]

@1:42 OMG the sound of those Crown Vics is pure brutality 😍 I miss that sound so much

[@Boodieman72]

Spike stips can be used at any speed and most are hollow to make the tires deflate slowly.

[@theblackbear211]

I once had to stop while an officer deployed a spike strip - it was a 2-lane road, and the road curved and dipped just before the spot he set up - so, the driver had no time to avoid the spikes. Good knowledge of, and use, of terrain.

[@beesnestna9544]

Spike strips are not deployed indiscriminately by any officer/trooper. At least, from the state where I was a law enforcement officer (now retired), a police officer must be trained and "certified" in their use. Additionally, their use must be sanctioned by the shift commander (or supervisor) and they can only be used in specific circumstances with regard to time of day, type of road system (local or highway), number of other vehicles in proximity. In other words, a lot of factors must be considered before "approval" for their deployment is granted. Also, a lot of radio coordination has to be applied to assure the police cruisers following don't get spiked when strips are deployed. The same applies to Pit-maneuvers. Officers must be trained and "certified' in conducting pit maneuvers and then sanctioned by the shift commander. This would explain why in some videos, you see the lead police cruiser overtaken by a second cruiser that then performs the pit-maneuver. Usually, each shift has an officer (or officers/troopers depending on department size) who is certified in these things. Of course, different states can have different guidelines for their use and/or deployment. BTW, the type of spikes depends on the manufacturer (some may be like thick razor blades, others like normal metal spikes). When it comes to pit-maneuvers (high speed or otherwise), you also have to take into account the potential danger to the public should the perpetrator escape. Sorry for the dissertation but these things cannot be explained in one or two sentences. ;-) Peace.

[@christianoliver3572]

I believe that on some of these spike strips the spikes are hollow to let the air out fast and not just instantly shred the tires up.

[@dianecomly6132]

I really enjoy watching these with you!

[@Anna-ql9gl]

Now you need a pit maneuver compilation video!

[@dstamour625]

Spike stripes they have wrap ones now a days. Like they are barbed and once they hit they stay and they let go. They have holes in them to let The air out and with them still attached can wrap and help stop the car. This also helps stop the cop holding the end from being injured and to worry about someone else getitngnhurt

[@williamfoley7387]

They have remote activated versions

[@carladams5891]

The only time police cannot use a spike strip, as far as I know, is when chasing a motorcycle. Spiking a motorcycle is considered deadly force. The spikes are like hypodermic needles, only bigger and stronger.

[@kennybaker7821]

love the videos man keep it up ❤️

[@earlblackman7001]

I was told that Spike Strips is an control release of air of the tire without destroying the tire.

[@thomasfletcher4765]

There is another system that is out there for officers to use , it's called the grappler system . It's mounted to the front bumper of the patrol car , and when needed the officer hits a button , it extends out , wraps around the rear wheel and they can safely bring the suspects vehicle to a stop ( and no , suspect vehicle cannot take off after )

[@YetiUprising]

what they need next is buzz saws and they'll be Speed Racer in no time

[@TheLadyDraconus]

Yeah Gwinnet County SO in GA has this. I remember when LivePD started filming there, they were doing a feature on their technologies and more effective/safer chases with this.

[@radbunnie2297]

This was really entertaining. I’ve never seen spike traps before this.

[@juanitakirk8421]

Kabir the chase was a mother 37, her 3 kids (20… 18… &15 yes old) from Memphis Tennessee, robbed a Dollar General store, a persuit ensued, with Arkansas police, and Arkansas stat highway patrol. The mother was driving the getaway car that was “pitted”. The three kids were charged with negligent homicide, the mother/driver was dead at the scene. There was a Glock 30 was recovered with a spent shell casing & a bullet in the chamber. I have the entire video if you would like it forwarded.

[@Unknown_Paramedic]

As far as your spike strip comment brother, I’ll help you out a bit, So…Every single police department in the USA is different. Every department has their own set rules/policies. I know from many departments where I’m at, spike strips or as they’re called “stop sticks” can be used at any point during a vehicle pursuit as long as it does NOT pose a safety risk to innocent civilians. AND if your particular police department even allows it…Some do not. Essentially what I mean by that is if you’re alone and no other civilian could get hurt, you can spike them! However, each state and each department have their own set of “rules” and “policies” if that makes sense.

[@knash97]

They already have ones that self deploy from a case on the ground that's remote operated.

[@sharoncraig6911]

Two officers in Mt. Juliet Tennessee were killed in July, 2003 as they were attempting to deploy spike stripes. The high speed chase originated near Knoxville TN and Mt. Juliet is outside of Nashville TN. The driver and passenger were caught and charged with murder.

[@vawest2052]

The silver car was a bunch of shop lifters but the clerk at the Dollar Store told police it was an armed robbery so the police chased them like violent criminals. The people in the car where 35 year old Lakita Davis, 20 year old Tacrorion Golden, 18yr old Tania Jackson and the 16yr old died at the scene . None of the family's blamed the police, they are suing the Dollar General store because of the cashier calling in a violent armed robbery, the case is still on going ,right now.

[@RockyNikolashin]

It's the PIT maneuver that is 35mph or less. Spike strips can be deployed at any speed. The latest invention is called the grappler where the cop's car "ropes" the back tire of the suspect's car. (kind of like cattle roping)

[@mymister72]

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[@joannamcpeak7531]

That was certainly exciting! 😎

[@EvanDeitrich9]

They should make them as a sort of rolled up spike strip. Easier to deploy I think

[@perfumedelight66]

So cool!

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

"😳 He pitted him!" I ♥️ these!

[@momclg]

In the US on on pursuit and over 25 miles

[@nathandoyle8837]

Been watching a lot of red bull mountain biking on KZbin and you popped up keep going with the grind subed and liked videos I've watched big up bro

[@Trenton-om9qs]

I love these compilations. I think the spikes are hollow and they just deflate the tire rather than shred them.

[@jeffking4176]

Cool. 📻🙂

[@douglascampbell9809]

Why use spike strips at all. It's possible to use EMP to kill the cars electronics. Police could have an EMP gun to just kill the car they are chasing.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

I hadn't heard of the EMP system in years. Where a cart is run out in front of the patrol car & under the suspect. Then capacitors release a huge charge to fry all the electronics? Last I heard they were trying to work the bugs out of it.

[@douglascampbell9809]

@@hardtackbeans9790 E2V RF Safe-Stop is for cars. It transmits a non-lethal microwave energy pulsed beam which couples into the vehicle's electronic systems to confuse the engine management system, temporarily deactivating the engine. This actually works. I knew a guy who was kind of a wizard with small electronics. He was playing around with just regular microwave ovens and he could stop a car engine. The dude was out there. He had something like 6 satellite dishes in the 90's. He was just pulling down raw video off satellites. He made all his money on roller stocks. Apparently the military put some serious cash into a program to zap smaller drones out of the sky. The drone killer affects class 1 and class 2 drones without the use of broadband jamming at a range of up to 800 meters. Not sure if this would work on cars but it might.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

@@douglascampbell9809 😀

[@WiamWegan]

5:31 the cops would rather take the suspect out rather than have the suspect potentially kill multiple people and children crossing the street or driving

[@hardtackbeans9790]

You will be happy to know, I saw my first hot pursuit in Fort Worth Texas in years, today. It was at a mundane speed not much above the limit of streets just south of downtown. Wish I could have grabbed a video for you, Kabir. It was all over & out of sight, as I was walking but it was 4 cops in SUV's after someone. I can almost imagine the blood veins on your forehead bulging out now. LOL!! 2:56 35 or below can't be right. Once they pierce the tire, they stay in with very small holes to let the air out. This would be safe at any speed (within reason) I would think. 5:08 A pit maneuver isn't idea at high speed. Endangering the officer is the big concern. But some runners are such a threat to public safety, they do it anyway. 5:53 No knowledge of how it ended. But you can bet the purp had severe injuries at least. Like a drunk waving a gun in a crowd, endangering the public isn't taken lightly. Thank God the cop wasn't flying off the road.

[@judyhuurman1237]

They use the spike strips when the bad guy is going fast. It's the only way to slow them down.

[@Lucas6l5]

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[@derrickowen8162]

Maybe one day they'll be able to deploy spike strips like the Need For Speed games do it.

[@toomasargel8503]

02:00 again Estonian police.

[@awezman]

Did you move your mic, or change the gain or did you acidentally switch to a laptop mic or webcam mic in your settings? You always had great audio until about 4 videos ago. Just thought since all your other videos sounded great, something happened. The gain seems high.

[@timothycook2917]

The spikes are hollow, like giant needles. This allows the air in the tires to escape through the tube and deflate the tires. Otherwise, the puncture would just seal right up and prevent air from escaping

[@scottwallace9448]

Please react to Canada versus Mexico World Cup Qualifying from November and Canada versus USA from January

[@edwardbrady1698]

The 130 mph PIT had a mother and three teen children at least one died I don't remember who though the complete chase and rescue is on KZbin

[@kabirconsiders]

Oh man that’s so sad :(

[@timglennon6814]

I must say that you’re a good reactor.

[@lurategh]

hahaha I went holy shit at the exact same time 3:23

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

You're absolutely lying if you're saying that you wouldn't want to be a cop in a police chase at least once. It looks like the most fun in the world.

[@kabirconsiders]

It would be exciting but my blood pressure would be sky high!

[@greggwilliamson]

@@kabirconsiders Bet you conveniently forget that tidbit of info when you get to the short rows. (short rows - the last, say, 30 seconds before "finishing") Southern Farm Slang

[@rubymimosa]

There’s no upper speed limit on spike strips but it’s intended to slowly delflatw the tires.

[@timglennon6814]

See the thing is that if the cops know there is going to be a spike strip set up, why is the perusing cop car so close to the perpetrators? You would think that they would hold back a yard or two so just the offending car gets spiked.

[@icycold9406]

The answer is false about the 35 mph comment

[@nolancain8792]

Arkansas chases are insane every time, there’s a couple that break 150.

[@cbs5742]

React to NF Story

[@brewluv1]

Police Activeity

[@toomasargel8503]

01:01 picture taken at Estonia. Yes it is Estonian police in work.

[@toomasargel8503]

02:15 Uk have other side traffic man. You live in UK and to not know ??

[@johanna0131]

Hey Kabir! These videos are so fun to watch. Btw, your package is in customs in the UK. Hopefully you’ll have it sometime next week. Sorry it took so long to get there.

[@clayc8115]

I just googled it Kabir. The 130 mph pit maneuver was fatal. Turns out the guy was just shop lifting.

[@erinnswan7063]

This should never have done this at this speed.

[@subzerodragon1984]

Yeah the police here don't care for human life. They should not be doing pit Maneuvers at that speed or throwing spike strips at that speed but there's no one there to enforce them but themselves.... Good video!

[@fer73792]

6:37 this dude has the rarest 4 door skyline I would not want to get in a chase using that thing

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

That's not rare at all, it's an Australian market base model they are common down under.