Brit Reacts To THE MOST DISTURBING POLICE BODYCAM FOOTAGE!

[@mattf2512]

I don't feel bad for the first guy. He shot his gun to scare his wife? Psychotic. Then puts his hand on his gun, instead of doing what the officers said and laying down. His own fault he got in that situation.

[@jacket5456]

Showing Officers you have a gun and then reaching for the gun is one of the dumbest things you could do in an Officer's presence. Absolutely wild.

[@madqtofficial3451]

His hand was not on the gun nor did he shot anyone meaning he was not a threat in that moment and showed his gun to let officers know he had that on him and it was legally in his gun holder not touched. Also the police turned off their body cam which is worse, so you siding with the cops is pure ignorance

[@mattf2512]

@@madqtofficial3451 You can literally see him put his hand on his gun in the video.

[@madqtofficial3451]

@@mattf2512 he literally just pulled up his shirt, buddy didn't do anything aggressive

[@mattf2512]

@@madqtofficial3451 put his hand on his gun. Cops didn't wait for him to pull it. Maybe they should have, but I don't care because he's obviously a dirtbag. I'd post a screenshot of the moment he touches it if i could, but if you don't see it, you're like actually blind.

[@thebyrd433]

What happened with Elijah is unacceptable. That poor young man was murdered simply because he didn't conform to norms and some whiny person called 911 because they didn't like his mask. To say the LEOs overreacted is a gross understatement. They used a carotid hold on him and then expected him to not move while his brain is being starved of oxygen. WTF!? If someone is unarmed, cuffed and on the ground, why are they being treated as if they're an imminent threat?

[@Bri_g3]

It was devastating

[@veronica_stollar]

I think I heard somewhere that the introvert guy was autistic. My son is autistic and they often don't like being touched.

[@kathleenwykle736]

They murdered Elijah

[@Straydogger]

The police have no idea what they will find when they get to a call. They would not know if he's autistic or crazy violent. They can't take chances or they will not make it home.

[@bigbk3278]

@@Straydoggeras much as these cases couldn’t easily be prevented, that’s the truth and people act like their just gonna know off the rip

[@DONUT2858]

​@@bigbk3278 so if you were autistic or struggle to function like most people do then fk you I guess, right?

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

14:00 I can understand the cops stopping him and needing to pat him down for weapons but they went WAY overboard and threatening him and covering up evidence is just disgusting. Instead of telling him to "keep calm and work with me" they were literally threatening to turn the dogs on him! This isn't going to calm things down.

[@gregcissell345]

The most stupid thing you can do is show a firearm and then reach for it you put your hands in the air and then let them take it off of you . Plus the officers only know what they’re told .

[@vortexathletic]

I never watch the originals of these kind of videos. I always watch reactions so that it feels like I’m watching it with someone 😅

[@nathankalkbrenner8039]

I work at the Ford Kansas City Assembly Plant. Last year someone called the security office claiming to be in the building with guns and explosives. He threatened a supervisor by name. They evacuated the entire facility. Hundreds of cop. Bomb squad. Never found him but tracked the call to a guy who didn't even work here. He's in prison now.

[@valerievaughan6201]

The person who called the cops on the second one, Elija McClain, needs to do prison time.

[@SeekingHisWill78]

I understand where you're coming from, but that would have a chilling effect on people calling the police to report suspicious individuals. See something, say something. Better to be safe than sorry. But Elijah was murdered, no question about that. Tragic.

[@brandypebler2054]

He definitely needs prison time along with the cops

[@jameshunt9208]

​@@brandypebler2054 Cops weren't the ones who killed him.

[@gigif8566]

If you see the entire video of the encounter Elijah McClain had with the officers, it enraging & heartbreaking at the same time. I have no idea why they were off the bat so aggressive with him. The dispatcher never said he threatened anyone or was a danger. He didn't respond at first to commands because he had his music on & was turning it down when they accosted him. He told them he was a introvert & was just going home. In that sentence alone, you could deduce that he communicated in a different manor. But they never asked questions, just issued commands & escalated unnecessarily. He was just a young man headed home, a young man that played his violin for the animals at the animal shelter. It just NEVER should have happened.

[@ESUSAMEX]

The cops may not lose the case in the first video. The guy was stupid to still have his gun on him when the cops arrived. The first thing my cops friends told me is never be near a gun when and if police arrive at your home. Some years ago, I had to call the police to my home because someone in my home was going crazy due to medical reasons. When the cops arrived at my door, they needed to see my hands before talking to me. One of the three cops at my door thought that the phone in my hand was a weapon. Once they realized it was a phone, everything calmed down, but for the first 20 seconds after arrival every cop there was on edge because domestic disturbance calls are one of the most dangerous calls for cops and firefighters

[@RyukyuStyle]

I think police are just completely wrong in how they handle these things. They should all be handled like the last video. Violence was used within seconds of these encounters here. The first one the police already had their guns on him and the guy was probably freaking out more than they were. They shot way to early, if anyone else would have taken that shot they woulda been charged with 2nd degree murder.

[@Tator-cp2ii]

People always ask "why do they need so many officers for one guy?". But, when things go bad, they ask "why didn't he wait for backup?". You can't have it both ways. If you want police to have to beat the crap out of someone in order to get the cuffs on, then you don't need more than one or two guys. But if you expect them to arrest people who fight them and refuse to comply, then you need more people. You actually need more to bring them in unharmed if they refuse to come peacefully. Frankly, if cops went back to billy clubs if the suspect didn't comply, more would comply and go peacefully.

[@rittherugger160]

if you really want to see cops showing how afraid they are check out the one who had handcuffed and searched a suspect before putting him in the back of his cruiser when an acorn fell onto it. Thinking it was a gunshot he pulled his pistol and emptied it into the back seat.

[@brandonmartin08]

“Whats the opposite of north?” 🤦‍♂️

[@gabecollins5585]

Smart individual.

[@pattaccone]

That should definitely tell the officer not to take him seriously 😂

[@bigbk3278]

They didn’t peep he said the son left a note at home…then said he got a text🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@brandonmartin08]

@@bigbk3278 and was driving 🤣

[@bigbk3278]

@@brandonmartin08 incompetence at its finest😵‍💫

[@jazzanova25]

Kabir if you were getting upset based on what this video said about the Elijah McClain case (2nd case) I recommend you don’t look into it further because it will have you fuming. It’s so so sad.

[@Annakaydyct]

I believe the paramedics who gave that kid the fatal dose of medication were charged

[@dwaingambino1979]

On video #1. Never reach for a gun when police are telling you to keep your hands up. It takes a second to aim and shoot. At that point the police have no idea what your gonna do....especially after those 911 calls.

[@HY-rl4mx]

3/4 of this could be avoid simply from listening...

[@ReAllyT1978]

The mask guy, who is walking home, Elijah, sounds autistic. Poor kid was minding his business. This situation is tragic and the caller should charged.

[@dwaingambino1979]

On video #2. Just comply they're possibly investigating a robbery they have a right to detain him and he wasn't complying...he would still be alive of he listened. But the cops were definitely wrong on this one. No need for all that

[@SeekingHisWill78]

Many people on the autism spectrum cannot stand being touched.

[@jameshunt9208]

What does that guy mean "he never recovered from excessive use of force?" The thing that hurt and killed him was the drugs the emt gave him, not the cops. 14:53

[@GenXfrom75]

15:55 Oakland or Oklahoma? There’s a clue there. It’s Oklahoma…. Him saying nonchalantly Oakland would’ve raised my eyebrows.

[@tyroneheath2497]

I Just Watched Your Barry Bonds Reaction From Years Ago & 1 Thing The Commentator Left Out Is "That Barry Bonds Has Never Had a Positive PED Test" Everything Against Bonds Is Based On His Likability Problem With The Media & MLB Teams That Feared Him & Just Didn't Like Him Ok, They All Assumed He Had To Be On Steroids Because of His Dominance, But He Was Always an Good Player From The Start

[@user-wc8fp4cx6c]

A comment that I posted four hours ago, then checked an hour later and it was still posted, has now been removed. I have at least 40% of my comments removed, no matter the subject. However, most of these removals occur in the first minute. Each removal informs me further about YT's censorship mechanisms, which are vast. I'm sure that this comment too will be censored.

[@GenXfrom75]

Same.

[@jasoncarter455]

I would like to know how to respond if cops are issuing conflicting commands. I would also like to know how many cops have died responding to what was allegedly a routine call

[@martinsandt1135]

they DON´T have Time in the stituation IF You reach You will be shot , just go to the ground and let them find the Gun NEVER reach for it , just not smart , the Officers want to go Home to Family too ...

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

4:37 This really was a very close call. While he seems to be honestly showing the cops his gun is holstered he also puts his hand on it. This is exactly what cop killers do they motion that they're disarming themselves when in fact they're drawing their gun. When the cops are told a man just shot his wife they're on super high alert. When the suspect in touching his gun it's too late for "descalation." Descalation mean not having to resort to using force like coaxing a suspect out of their house or car rather than removing them by force.

[@jameshunt9208]

You're a good guy, but I feel like we weren't watching the same video for some reason.

[@janetmoreno8909]

at least one of them looks like EMT, I believed they said Richard was on Methadone, I don't know if you can get psychosis from that or not.

[@MarySpain1958]

Elighias story hurt my heart. 😢😮

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

That poor kid!

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

Jeffersonville, Indiana. No crime when I lived there as a kid; now just dangerous. The first season of 60 Days In was Jeff, Indiana. Now the latest season is where I live now in the most racist state ever-and I've lived in a lot of states.

[@jonathanmosebach2921]

First! Luv ya Kabir!

[@SMOOVKILL1]

Cops in America are out of hand. You can watch videos all day long.

[@GreatgunYu]

The last guy was obviously experiencing a real bad PTSD episode. A sad situation. He clearly needed help but he was willing to kill so the officers had no choice than to eliminate him.

[@ScottyM1959]

Ski mask guy didn't comply he resisted the officers, and he was the subject of an investigation. Im not condoning their behavior, but the call was more than a suspicious person. The moral to these 4 cases is don't put your opinions in a 911 call, don't use 911 for revenge and always give rational facts that the average person can make a reasonable conclusion and things like this wont happen. You started saying what he had done? What did the drunk woman on the bridge do besides yelling at traffic and flipping them off? Nothing and out of nowhere, she turned lunatic. The guy who got overdosed the cops was cleared, but the medics got nailed for involentary manslaughter. The first one I had to think about before I answered. When you are armed and cops are yelling directions, you don't adlib. Get on the ground like they say and when they come to cuff and search you you can tell them about your gun you dont know if hes going to try and draw while his shirt is up so no. The cops can't wait besides the moment he lifted his shirt his hand motioned towards the gun. He wasn't reaching for it, but when you motion to it, you're in trouble especially after you have allegedly shot someone already.

[@pollyduron674]

The last case was sad but necessary. That poor man had mental health issues but could have hit a stray person. A few of these cases are crazy and could have been avoided 😢

[@ClaireRedfieldKennedy-ld2lx]

7:05 This is the danger of legally requiring people to wear mask when entering stores during the pandemic. I have a conceal carry permit but rarely carry a gun. For the first time in my life I found myself entering stores wearing a mask and carrying a gun just like so many others! Why were the states encouraging this? While masks are no longer required they're still common place so if someone is a robber they'll just blend right in.

[@user-wc8fp4cx6c]

There's a commenter on this board who appears regularly. He made an overtly racist comment about black people, two weeks ago. None of his comments are censored. Nor has his account been targeted and limited. These punitive measures are only meted out to people who present unyielding anti-war positions.

[@GenXfrom75]

My pro 🇮🇱 comments are ALWAYS REMOVED.

[@jessicabarker9000]

Don't resist. When a police officer gives you a lawful command...do it.

[@Sandman60077]

That first guy didn't do what the cops were telling him to do, then he reached for a gun. Those cops were absolutely right to put some ventilation holes in him. It doesn't matter that he didn't shoot his wife, he hit her and fired a shot, the guy was an armed threat. You don't let the cops know you have a gun by flashing it at them and you DEFINITELY don't reach for it to "disarm" yourself. You tell the cops you have a gun and they'll remove it. The lack of common sense is unbelievable.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

Whats the opposite of North?😒

[@mattf2512]

Also don't care they shot the insane guy. What other option did they even have?

[@aliciarobinson4107]

Cops shot a US Airman because an "aggressive stare" as soon as he opened his door. 😵🇺🇸

[@robertlarosejr.1535]

No they didn’t, and if you seriously believe that you need serious mental help. The video is online, bro answered the door with a gun in his hand. And contrary to what the internet tells you the DA confirmed his apartment was the correct one.

[@aliciarobinson4107]

@@robertlarosejr.1535 No mental help needed. The airman had a gun, ok, was he pointing it, did he discharge it? Why didn't the officer tell him to put it away; to "drop it"? So, you're telling me that, as soon as, an officer sees a gun in someone's hand or on their person, the cop is ALLOWED to shoot them point blank? No, sir. And btw, there's video of the officer ADMITTING why he felt the NEED to shoot him... His answer was about the "stare" not the gun. 😉🙄🇺🇸

[@robertlarosejr.1535]

@@aliciarobinson4107 I know the video you are talking about and it cuts out all the context before that. Per usual you are played by short videos. Secondly they were called for a domestic violence incident (statistically the most dangerous incidents for both officers and victims). He should have never had the gun during an incident like that and the police announced their presence multiple times while knocking on the door. It’s clear you didn’t watch that whole body cam video.

[@claudias2948]

I think Richard had dementia

[@GreatgunYu]

Richard might had both dementia and PTSD. A deadly combination!

[@fifiladu2659]

It’s so easy to play armchair quarterback. Doing the actual job, not so much.

[@alaina5958]

It's really sad that these situations happen so often and very rarely is anything is done about.

[@bedinor]

It doesnt happen often at all. It's very rare.

[@aliciarobinson4107]

We really have to stop saying "sad", when things like this happens. It's fu**ed up! Maddning! Anger is the first emotion, not sadness. 😵😤🇺🇸

[@knox123]

Situations like these are extremely rare.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

I saw this video already, and it is almost too hard to watch. I was also so enraged by the I traversed young man with the balaclava.

[@brendaneal472]

THEY ARE BULLIES

[@starburstppl]

How were they acquitted? Qualified Immunity saves them every time they do something wrong.

[@martinsandt1135]

Police is the Police , LISTEN and COMPLY , or kiss the ground ... why is that not taught in Schools , BonusRound , let them do bad and get Money in Court later but DON´T Risk getting badly hurt or worse in the Situation

[@SeekingHisWill78]

Why were proper capitalization and punctuation not taught in your school?

[@martinsandt1135]

@@SeekingHisWill78 i guess my english is still better than your german so ...

[@martinsandt1135]

so You DO speak Vietnamese ?

[@SeekingHisWill78]

@@martinsandt1135 No, just the lingua franca of the modern world: English. I also know a bit of Esperanto because I think humanity should share a common language that is simpler to learn and use than English.

[@martinsandt1135]

@@SeekingHisWill78 but humanity should tell people trying to speak another language they are bad at it because of grammar although you understand what they try to communicate ...hmmmkay ...

[@beverlybennett963]

Welcome to America.......Peace out...

[@douggaijin]

One officer told a second officer that the introvert went for the third officer’s gun. Then the third officer says “oh, my gun?” Then he says “Roy told me he tried to grab my gun”. Wouldn’t a trained officer know if someone was trying to grab their gun? Yeah, not suspicious at all.

[@jameshunt9208]

Not necessarily if the person doesn't make contact with the weapon they are trying to grab. 🙄

[@TheTussman]

Kabir re the officers: "It just seems they wanted to take someone's life". No Kabir, no. Spend a few evenings in a Detroit 'hood before you start guessing peoples' intentions, Kabir. If you do visit, report back to us about the crystal-clear intersection of intention and morality. You, or me, wouldn't make it out alive. I really enjoy your channel and yourself - you are a proper gentleman.

[@douglascampbell9809]

Now explain away the Vallejo California police dept that had a tradition of officers bending their badges as a way to mark people they had killed. Vallejo police have shot and killed 17 men since 2011… and subsequent police misconduct lawsuits have cost the city nearly 13 million dollars in the last decade… with another estimated 50 million in potential liability still outstanding. You may not believe it but there are absolutely officers out there just waiting for a chance to shot someone.

[@TheTussman]

@@douglascampbell9809 Are you talking to me? "Explain away"? I didn't explain shit in my comment. If you didn't get my message, too bad. Put on a fucking helmet if you're a Californian because a few bad cops, as in all major departments, is the least of your problems, comrade. That state is in a socialist fever dream with good cops mentally limping towards a relatively huge pension so that they can move to Montana. "Explain away"?!?. What an arrogant, knee-jerk comment to post to a stranger - you've clearly never been punched in the face after offending someone.

[@roystonmarshall5027]

Listen,..just follow instructions and your soon on your way,...

[@g-urts5518]

Not that this shit should ever happen, or that it would save you in every situation. But I gotta agree. We also gotta remember these all basically come back to a lack of communication. If you think you're going after a killer with a gun, or a kid headed to shoot up a school, it's only natural to be a little bit more trigger happy. I'm not trying to stick up for all cops. There are definitely bad ones. I'm just saying, they have a very tough job, a huge lack of training, and have to make split second life and death decisions. You hesitate and you can get someone killed. I used to play hockey on a team of cops, many were really great guys. 6 months training to do this job, especially for people that have never handled a weapon before is just nuts though

[@roystonmarshall5027]

@g-urts5518 ....when you child goes missing or a woman has been raped/robbed,...who are we going to rely to get the culprit caught?..these ignorant gullible youth?...for the 68th year in a row in America,..the biggest killers of black people in America is OTHER BLACK PEOPLE...but you never hear Democrats talking about this issue bit if a black man gets killed by a white police officer,then automatically its a racist murder,..but when the facts the come out,..99.9% of those killings are justified,..the data proves that,...black on black murder/violence is what needs cracking down on,if anybody is serious about cutting black people being killed,then that means aggressive pice actions & surveillance in the majority black community's where these black murders are happening,..how is that controversial or racist?..its not,..if your serious about saving black lives,..if your not,just call for defunding the police force in black community's...🤔

[@yungdaggerdic1625]

Literally, I would consider myself an expert on watching these police interactions lol and no joke 99% of the times the bad stuff happens cause ppl decide not to listen

[@roystonmarshall5027]

@yungdaggerdic1625 it's true,...its just true,be cool,be polite and your on your way if you are not a wanted criminal or you have broken the law,..but black people want all their nonsense over looked,it's ridiculous,..I am black,I get stopped,answer questions politely and I am on my way...😊

[@user-wc8fp4cx6c]

Defend your rights at all times. Do not comply with instructions that aren't required by law. Record everything.

[@daga11]

Three body cams falling off may seem improbable but it's not impossible. They started putting their hands on him bcoz he kept walking away. Again, should've complied and they would've realized the 911 call was phony.

[@ReAllyT1978]

The problem with that is if someone is autistic things aren't registering like that. What he was saying aren't the words of someone who isn't neurodivergent. This is tragic.

[@jameshunt9208]

​@@ReAllyT1978 Guess what? I have Autism too, but I would comply with police.

[@ESUSAMEX]

The cops in the second video had to right to stop the guy due to the 911 call and they had the right to put hands on the guy because he was trying to walk away from the cops. Once a cop tells you to stop and you keep on walking, you have broken the law in the US. Disobeying an order is a crime in the US and the cops can and will arrest you for it. The number one rule in the US when talking to cops is stop and obey the cop's orders. If you feel the cops did something wrong, talk to a lawyer and file a suit. Trying to deal with the situation on the street by disobeying orders is utterly dumb and futile.

[@karenthompson8038]

No, I hate to break it to you cops that shot the guy 14 times? he should not have ever reached for his gun and you can see in the video he reaches down to grab his gun, but they don’t know what he’s going to put it down or start firing! I told you told you they were trigger happy

[@davidnelson5728]

This is a perfect example of why some states have given citizens the right to defend themselves, including using deadly force against police officers.

[@Bri_g3]

These are actually the light videos of what cops do and get away with, dirty from top to bottom

[@Lisa-pr8ng]

You need more information before you get all judgy you try doing this as a career and not sitting at a desk all day

[@charlottedrolet9000]

Yes, it is a difficult job. However, some cops don't do their jobs and are criminals and murderers. The notion that just because some bloke applies for a job and gets it means he is never wrong is insane. Every profession has someone who is not qualified or mean and evil working it. Doctors, nurses, and any profession you can imagine. People who support those cops are usually the type of people who would be those cops. Biased, unhonorable people. Soulless beast in the field.

[@BoltOkamiVtuber]

Uhhh who even are you? Lmao

[@roadwary56]

Kabir, think of a country the size of Europe. There's going to be all kinds of scenarios. The vast majority of LEO are good. But when they get bad calls, are in the heat of things it can get sketchy. They have to make split second decisions. Far too many cops are killed in the US than all of Europe would be my guess. There is going to be a few bad cops or poorly trained cops but the ratio is still very good for police doing a good job. People with mental health issues are hard to second guess when they don't know this upon dispatch from 911. Then if they struggle with the cops during an investigation it just goes bad fast because in the US we have far too many violent citizens with guns it seems. But yes again as you said these are rare cases. I feel very safe around police because I know that you must obey their commands when they arrive at a scene. I know that if there are issues that I have regarding how they act or whatever, I know that I will have my day in court. Fighting or struggling with the cops will never end well. Why can't people just can't wrap their heads around this simple thing. Being that there are millions of calls a year I'd say that we have a decent police force in the US.

[@augustuswayne9676]

The cops over here are to trigger happy .

[@Sandman60077]

No, the criminals are.

[@Chris__1]

I agree cops resorts to violence too quickly.

[@andi5262]

*Qualified Immunity*

[@mtrudo]

if you want disturbing go react to brian cohee police footage

[@TheGelatinousSnake]

Even with bad information on the emergency call... Cops have eyes and should be trained better. Order less, talk more.

[@fyvefouroh]

You're responding to a shots fired call, your main goal is to apprehend the suspect and secure the firearm, no time for "hows your night, what seems to be the issue?".

[@TheGelatinousSnake]

@@fyvefouroh freedom is scary, deal with it or find another job

[@fyvefouroh]

@@TheGelatinousSnake The job is to stop the threat and he was definitely a threat at the time, if you say otherwise than you just hate authority figures. Also you don't have the freedom to hit a woman and shoot a firearm in the air to intimidate her, nutter.

[@monicadownes8717]

That’s wishful thinking Kabir when it comes to us !!!!

[@Madison.Cruz.Shooter]

You're so slow. 🤦‍♀️

[@camillelayonne97]

Elijah is one of the saddest stories, he was an introvert possibly autistic or Aspergers and was hurting no one. "He wore a mask" "he is strange" Neither of those things is worthy of a death penalty. He used to go to the local SPCA and play his violin for the cats there. Cops were totally in the wrong. This is why BLM exists and I don't understand why people think this kind of treatment is ok. It isn't!

[@jameshunt9208]

No, BLM exists as a money scam. 🙄

[@Bossman-jd3sv]

Yeah he lifted his shirt to show the police but he made mistake by reaching for his gun with his other hand, and from the look of it he was grabbing his gun to used it, but 14 shots uncalled for, back in the day it was never to kill unless absolutely necessary, it was to disabled that person so he can be brought to justice, this also allow doctors to understand behaviors pattern and situations so they can handle most situations down the road. The 911 callers that said he shot the woman should be charged, he never shot her so that mean they never actually saw him shoot her so that would be lying to the police which is illegal.

[@jameshunt9208]

You shoot to end the threat, and sometimes that takes many shots. 🙄 not sure who trained you.