Brit Reacts To WHEN GOOD SAMARITANS SAVE COPS!

[@tcar904]

My friend’s daughter almost got car jacked in a Starbucks line yesterday. Someone was running from the police and tried to drag her out of the car, and a Good Samaritan in the car behind her jumped out and tackled the guy and held him down until the cops got there. Had he not done that, there’s no telling what would have happened to his daughter .

[@richardsbrandon5027]

I saw that on vid!!!!

[@xzonia1]

This is why I keep my doors locked and my windows rolled up until I'm actually at the intercom to order. So scary! Glad your friend's daughter is okay.

[@Dragnous420]

thats why you keep your doors locked and windows up if your forced to site still anywhere, only open the window when needed. Auto door locks was made in part to try to prevent that from happening.

[@Anubis78250]

Seen that first clip before and I gotta say, the guy getting out of the vehicle wasn't the first indication of him being a nut case. It was the (gardening?) gloves. I mean you see that, and you start with the tazer, and ask questions later.

[@sherikuykendall2621]

This is really pretty common. Real common for men in trucks will block a car being chased by police. We got a lot of bad guys in the US but we have more good guys...

[@irenegaruba48]

This was not a bad guy. The cop was the aggressor!

[@bigbk3278]

@@irenegaruba48ohhh so you’re the mentally slow one?

[@irenegaruba48]

@@bigbk3278 No, the one who stooped and birthed you!

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

Where?

[@gdhaney136]

There are videos of citizens shooting people attacking officers, so these are tame in comparison, but I admire anyone who is willing to put themselves out there to help others.

[@ethans7914]

Some ex military guys see a situation like that and see that purpose they haven't had since they left the military. And see a time to get that rush they once were able to get. Although some people just have that great ability to think under extreme pressure when everyone else is frozen.

[@eileenstewart9866]

Old school back a while there was a SC highway trooper wrestling with a driver failing to comply trying to grab his gun then a young man in overalls pulls his classic restored truck over jumps out and grabs and holds him in a way that looked like he was lifting a bale of hay and subdued him so the cop could regain his senses and arrested him and he said ‘that citizen will be getting a citation for his actions’ featured on realstories of the highway patrol or cops but anyway it was amazing

[@juliayoung537]

Male or female I don't think it's safe for any officer to be on patrol alone 🤷‍♀️

[@mofo888]

Good point, too much gear in the car i guess

[@1971tallica]

Budgets to coverage make partners sometimes unaffordable, they just don't have enough money to pay for enough police for double coverage everywhere.

[@sandywatts2078]

Most all cities do not have the money or officers to have 2 officers patrolling together. Maybe Maybe in the super super high crime areas but otherwise those brave men an women are on their own.

[@xzonia1]

Most people aren't stupid enough to attack a cop over a speeding ticket, especially when everyone knows they've radioed in your car's license plates before they even get out of their vehicles, so 99% of the time she would've been safe enough alone. But it's those 1% that are frightening. Glad some good people were there to help out in that moment.

[@ericbarrera5135]

Yeah, because what if someone shoots at the officer, and then the officer goes on the radio and yells officer down, so I don’t think it’s safe for to be alone

[@suzanneterrey4499]

Kabir, Jail and Prison are two different things. Jail is short term, prison is long term. Believe it or not, if a cop is in trouble, most people will attempt to help rescue him. Police won't pay for any damage to your vehicle if you help them.

[@ESUSAMEX]

The city is not going to pay for anything. The police will give the driver a report about the incident and the driver will send the report to his or her insurance company. If the driver is lucky, the city may give an award, but they are not going to fund the repairs.

[@sherryford667]

People over here don't usually "just mind our own business." For better or worse. 😅

[@dner75-xh9le]

That's not true whatsoever. A lot of people - myself included - only have liability insurance. You can absolutely file a claim with the city, and the police will back you up. You don't know what you're talking about...at all.

[@ESUSAMEX]

@@dner75-xh9le I never said you can't file a claim. I said the city is not going to pay. And most do not. That's my point.

[@dner75-xh9le]

@@ESUSAMEX A friend of mine was involved in such a situation. He used his F-150 to block in a perp and got broadsided. He actually had full coverage, but with a high deductible. Filed a claim with the city and got the deductible covered by them. Stop acting like the cities are heartless and uncaring. I mean, they are - just not in these cases. Not my problem if you live in a fully uncooperative city. Just don't make it sound universal.

[@ESUSAMEX]

@@dner75-xh9le I never said it was universal. I said it is not likely. Governments are not in the habit of giving away money. My main point was and always will be that a person should not expect a government to do the right thing. Some may, but most won't. And it is a bad idea to believe that governments will do the right thing. Always be skeptical.

[@prettybullet7728]

One officer alone is not good especially these days when violence is so prevalent.

[@SMOOVKILL1]

Pretty sure a quick search will show you the world has always been violent.

[@prettybullet7728]

@@SMOOVKILL1 True but I'm pretty sure it has gotten worse. I grew up in the 1970's and 80's and I sure don't remember school shootings happening like they do nowadays and I don't recall there being mass shootings every week or two like there are now. I don't remember it because it wasn't common back then like it is now.

[@bigbk3278]

⁠@@prettybullet7728you mean like there ISNT now? i only thought it was a myth people believed back in the day was more safe but guess not lol. you can’t just use one subject it got “o so horrible” literally just use google you’ll get answers

[@TerminalFailSafe]

As a former volunteer firefighter and reserve police officer, any time I see an officer with someone stopped, I always slow down and make sure the officer or officers are ok and don’t need help. I have stopped twice over the last 6 or 7 years to assist an officer. One was a Highway Patrol Officer who was on the ground fighting with the suspect trying to take the officer’s handgun. I ended up drawing my own own weapon and held the guy at gun point until the suspect after the officer got his cuffs on the guy. We smelled like Taco Bell from all the ‘Pepper Spray”. It ended up the guy had a loaded gun in the back of his pants; was a convicted felon on probation with felony warrants for assault & battery with intent and when officers later searched his former girlfriend’s home, she was found deceased from multiple gunshot wounds. The second time I assisted was when a solo officer was following in the dirt with a drunk driver trying to take him into custody. The officer held the perp while I cuffed the guy and stayed until another officer was able to get there to take over. Fortunately the guy pleaded out and earned a summer getaway in a 5 Star Texas Jail for DUI, Resisting, Assault of a Peace Officer; driving without a license, no insurance and on and on.. It was his fourth or fifth DUI or some insane number. (I filled out a report but didn’t bother to press charges.) I did get a shoulder patch (I collect them) and a department ball cap. I see it as, those officers are someone”s son or daughter, husband or wife or some child”s daddy. I would like to think any decent person would be willing to do the right thing when someone is in need especially someone trying to protect my family, friends, home etc.. Keep making the great videos! Stay safe!!

[@truthbetold2567]

No, the police won't pay to fix his van but his insurance company will. It'll hurt his rates though.

[@brandyforsythe1882]

Police officers are underappreciated. Don't get me wrong there are bad people in every line of work. But in general they are hardworking people that do a job most would want. I love it when everyday people step up and help. ❤

[@wildhogs1ful]

BS

[@kevinprzy4539]

Nope, quit the victim mentality.@@wildhogs1ful

[@kingseb2252]

@@wildhogs1ful i think your BS loser

[@ethans7914]

Sadly a few bad apples make the entire bunch look bad. It annoys me so much that people just hate a person they have never met bc they wear a uniform. They are not all bad people very few are. They wanted to serve their communities and this how they wanted to do it.

[@donnagonatas3155]

There are some good people that support the police. Thank god❤️

[@kimson305]

I could tell that video of the hit and run pissed you off because you never cursed like that.

[@susanwahl6322]

I actually seen one where a female officer took down not only the husband but even his wife. In the end the husband says, I tell you, she got balls. He said that with respect.

[@brianrigsby7900]

Watch k9 takedowns next. It’s wild!

[@aaronhoy3410]

"Surely the police are going to pay for the damage to his car..." ROFL. That's hilarious.

[@Alex.Kaleipahula]

7:24 cops don’t pay for anything, even when they destroy your house in the wrong address raid

[@wahswolf88]

The first video in there - I think police officers should have the training to know when they might be disadvantaged and call wait for backup.

[@place_there9104]

She did call for backup. She informed dispatch that the driver has stepped out of his vehicle. That's why the other police car arrived so quickly. They weren't responding to a citizen's 911 call, but to that officer's call to dispatch. Anytime a driver steps out without orders that's seen as sign of an imminent attack on the officer, which is why she informed dispatch.

[@Dragnous420]

Your one of the channels that i dont even make it 2 seconds into the video and i already hit the like button, i already know it'll be a good one

[@LancerX916]

Nope, the police will not pay for his damages. In fact, most departments won't pay if a cop car crashes into someone during the executions of their duties. There was a recent story and KZbin video of a cop car totaling a truck during a chase. The city refused to pay for the man's truck.

[@bob20011]

and to top it off if you crash you vehicle into another one, even if its to stop a crime, the insurance wont cover your damages either. Like that van owner very likely will have to pay for all of the damages out of pocket, his insurance will also go up due to the "accident" too. Got to love insurance companies.

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

They say, ‘ you did it intentionally, it’s not an accident. You did it, you pay for it.’

[@JasonTodd-j3n]

Its not about being a hero its about being a man that does the right thing

[@randalmayeux8880]

Wow Kabir! The cops ought to at least give these folks a get out of jail free card.

[@kyungsoosings2362]

If i knew i would be of some help without getting hurt, i definitely would try my best to help out.

[@dreesexton4269]

There are video compelations out there of inmates saving jail deputies and prison guards that you might like.

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

1:53 I think you forgot to edit that out. 😄 I love your channel, man. I watch at least one of your videos a day. Keep up the good work!!!

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoy the vids :)

[@CurlieGrl]

The video where the guy got out of his car & chased down the kid was in NW Houston. I recognized the street names. 😮

[@GodOfWar221]

You bring up an excellent point Kabir. That's the raging debate. Should a woman be able to serve as a Police Officer. Now I'm on the side of, if she's physically capable of performing her duties. Then absolutely. However, you are absolutely right. Men on the whole, are going to be more physically capable than a woman. Which ultimately, leads to the deployment of non-physical means of neutralization. Either the taser, or in some cases the firearm. The latter should definitely be the last resort. That being said, I think that officers should be rolling with partners at all times. No one should be out there patrolling alone. But due to some budget constraints, or size of the department. That's just not possible. Be safe out there.

[@stepheninglett3447]

The baby stroller dude was released too. Yeah. Welcome to America

[@bridgetsummerfield9283]

Statistically an officer is more likely to be injured or killed during a routine traffic stop. Something as simple as a taillight out.

[@TC.Thompson5544]

Long time no see kabir. Missed you. Love the vids as always keep it up

[@kevin982]

A semi driver helped cops and he didn't get any help from the police. He did eventually get a new semi but that was through go fund me.

[@danielfortier2629]

If a young woman is over powered by a senior citizen SHE HAS NO BUSINESS BEING A COP!!!!

[@bethking7348]

That was great!

[@lauracorriss9538]

Many of the civilians who got involved most likely had either had been a victim previously, have a family member who was, or served in our military. Or maybe some are just fed up with crime. I do agree that most police officers should not ride alone. It's probably due to budget issues, but it certainly wasn't the policy when I was younger. I also think all police officers should be required to pass a physical fitness test quarterly. An interesting video. But, all of yours usually are.

[@MelissaLavallee-d7l]

The first one happened right down the street from me lol

[@spinalobifida]

I have 2 vertibreas that are in a C shape instead of an O but i can walk. I have a few canes i use that are noggin' knockers.

[@davidterry6155]

I will say this that 30 years ago a lot more people would have helped than would today. I believe that people who grew up in smaller communities are more likely to step in that city people

[@AtomicSquirrelHunter]

At least three of these videos are in Texas.

[@dibutler9151]

Also, no. It is pretty common for civilians to get involved. We are more likely to try to help than not, regardless of age or sex.

[@whiskybooze]

No you're right..she should have called for back-up in my opinion. He is also 64 and she looks to be quite a bit younger. Love how he hits the vape after chasing the young kid down lol.

[@joeymorton4878]

I like how theses stuff happen I don’t like the word snitching it is more like getting someone off the streets so the community doesn’t have to deal with em

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

Repayment for damages suffered while doing an act of citizenship is not guaranteed. Its not required by the municipal generally people. The public steps up to help recover the losses

[@Brenda-xz9vh]

First clip. The man had some mental problem, but I think the cop handled it poorly. why didn't she call for backup before she put her hands on him.

[@robinheckenliable574]

My friend tripped a guy being chased by the police while we were walking in front of Circus Circus in Las Vegas 1987. They got him😂

[@timbeatty8411]

Surely the police wil compensate. Answer NO! Insurance

[@ericnunnally7186]

The people who damaged their property did so willingly so they will not get paid for damages by any body . The only recourse is small claims court which probably cost more for lawyers etc

[@archie1299]

Hit and runs make me sick, how could anyone do that? Cowards.. take your punishment! I have a friend that was found comatose in the middle of the road, after being run over. He was in a coma for a few weeks, and has no idea what even happened. He's lost all memory of about 3 weeks before the incident. They get away with attempted murder, and he's got lifelong injuries and repercussions. Poor guy is paranoid now, full of hate and rage at everyone, because to him, everyone's a suspect.

[@maingate7672]

These are the sort of events that don't make the news.

[@augustuswayne9676]

I agree with you . A female officer should not be alone . They should at least be partnered with a man .

[@carmenmonoxide7459]

WHAT?!!! The aneurysm that comment just caused...I'm surprised I'm still typing. Anyone can be overpowered, including men. Just wow. Really?

[@augustuswayne9676]

@@carmenmonoxide7459 did you even watch the video ?

[@teresavandal4973]

Though I agree that NO OFFICER should be patroling alone; whether or not a female officer should be alone actually doesn't have anything to do with whether or not she is a woman, but how well she is trained to defend herself... There are a LOT of women in this country who; with good training; can take down men nearly twice their size.

[@GentleRain21]

I'll bet the last guy was former military. Others, just average good people.

[@RowdyRuth]

I had to get a taxi 😂

[@pamelahoracek]

The last video of the older man helping the officer, I thought he was going to have his dog help the officer. Like one of those police dogs. The young man (in Venice, CA, I live fairly close to this event) who intentionally hit the woman and the baby stroller with the stolen truck, yes 5 months is too low for attempted murder (2 counts/lives). The minimum should have been at the very least, 5 years in juvenile hall and released when he turned 21 years. Especially, this was not an accident, he was aiming for her and ran. I feel someone like that needed to do even more years, after he did his time in juvenile hall then put into adult prison to finish his prison term. Our city's attorney general, if he was harder on most of our criminals, and gave that teenager some more time, maybe he would be alive today and learned a lesson in jail (changed his behavior) before he was released into society. I heard once the woman interviewed, she was moving out of Venice because of her safety, the elements that live/hang out there and probably L.A. is too easy on the criminals' law and punishment. The last three years, crime has gone up, it was always there in Venice, but the nearby sections of L.A. maybe due to our homeless, illegals, the lack of police and respect for them and lack of arresting and punishing the criminal. As long as you do not steal more than $900, today, crime does pay. As for the female officer, they should give her a male partner. Even a male officer should have a partner. One to talk to the criminal and the other to oversee if anyone is doing something else. Unfortunately, it is hard to judge the climate on the beliefs of Woman's Rights. Some female officers might get offended that a woman can do the same job as a man. For those women, maybe extra self-defense courses to help her protect herself in a situation when the criminal is twice as big as her and will not follow instructions. Maybe the taser should had been used when the man got out of his car (against her orders) and went to get his license in the back seat. It is possible the criminal could tussle with the female officer and take her gun. Even male officers have had that happen and be shot/killed with his own gun. Unfortunately, with our lack (and respect) of people who rather not enter the military, police and fire departments, standards in physical and academic is lowered and then we might not get the best and strongest person to fill the job. Also, through the years, the police would get in trouble using certain force against the criminal who did wrong and does not follow the rules and sue the city for injuries and charges dropped. Then the city takes away certain tactics that might harm the criminal, even though the criminal did not follow orders or resisted arrest. I believe, once the criminal does not follow rules, resist arrest, causes harm to himself and others, all the rules should be thrown out the window (but not kill the person).

[@Charmcity199]

The police department will not pay for the damage and neither will insurance

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

The question is not whether or not it's safe for the woman to be alone in a situation but is that really the career that should be used for gender equality. Standards are lowered to allow women as police officers, fire fighters and military - all fields that the standards should never be lowered. If a woman can pass the tests the men can, let them in. If not, use the budget wisely and hire men. Enough of this equality BS in matters that can get people killed.

[@RaymondLewis-hw4jo]

A woman shoves you into your car, “but you don’t do that to a woman (even if she’s a tyrant)”. It’s safe for her to be by herself-unless she tries to beat an elderly man.

[@LisaD-1969]

That was a bystander who said that, not the officer.

[@RaymondLewis-hw4jo]

@@LisaD-1969 The bystander didn’t demean the (clearly frail) citizen by barking the uncalled-for order to “SIT ON THE GRASS”, then when he refused, resort to physical elder abuse. She demonstrated lack of professionalism, not to mention patience and empathy.

[@janeknisely4383]

Cops should NEVER patrol alone.

[@sandralorenz1796]

Now days, it isn't safe for any police officer to be by themselves. Sad but true.

[@Changeiscoming47]

Welcome to ‘Merica

[@Jeeperskip]

Most people just stand around and watch until one person makes a move. Only at that time do other bystanders make the decision to move. It is the only thing I remember from a sociology class I took about 30 years ago . You might want to look into bystander psychology simply for your own edification. I thought it interesting at the time. You might as well. One more way to get to know the psychology of humans.

[@KSGomez88]

Women should not be alone on active duty.

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

yes as a generalization male body strength is twice that of a female⚛😀

[@kennyork]

its not recognition, its doing the right thing. not all but most Americans fight for peace, law and order. we help are neighbors and are law enforcement. we help people in need. it ight seem like the wild west at times but if the freedoms that we have are taken away then it just becomes totalitarian. im proud that are civilians have the right to help law and have the right ro fight against the bad guys.

[@Ming3484]

First man turning a misdemeanor into a felony SMH.

[@jeanettealbrecht9542]

No police department will pay for a damaged vehicle. You will need to have insurance

[@emilyrose9760]

Makes you think... the young man given only the 5mths after crashing into the mom and her baby, IF he had actually been given a sentence fitting the crime...would he still be alive today since he'd still be incarcerated instead of out where he was shot and killed just literally WEEKS after being released.

[@noraa1991]

I wonder if “I helped in a police chase” is a viable insurance claim? It should be if it isn’t lol

[@johnathanedwards9054]

It depends on the laws in the state you live in.

[@gracebreen427]

I don’t see why the city or county wouldn’t pay for their car damage and yes, most of them get recognition that I know of I see some videos

[@Dragnous420]

Thats the problem with the world today, everybody sees but nobody does anything. I dont know how ppl can just sit back and watch stuff, think of this. You see buddy run n get away but know you could catch him but say nah, Later when its all released you find out a minute later he ran up and carjacks someone causing injury or death to them. Now you got that on your mind that fuck man, i could have prevented that if i just grabbed him. I stopped a guy from stealing 2 cartons of smokes from a gas station in my home town, he came out with them and hit the owner who was an 85yr man in the head a few times when he tried to stop him. So i got involved and it turned into a 10 minute brawl in the parking lot. Yea i got a little injured, but if you ask me was it worth it? Il say yes, and id do it again if needed. Now when i walk into that GTI that mans son STILL remembers me, that happen 13 years ago, His dad has since passed away but his son is forever grateful that i helped his father that day.

[@jaimiesjourneys3044]

The same can be said of male cops doing stops alone. Don’t make it about gender, it’s about cops should always have partners.

[@jskelly1979]

I'm all for law enforcement and complying but to be fair, in the second video with the old man and lady cop, she was the aggressor. She had no right to order him to sit on the ground over a speeding infringement but he was also wrong in his response. She was the one who threatened him with the use of a taser and then used physical force on him. Not saying the guy isn't a douche but she didn't handle the situation very well either.

[@jskelly1979]

I'm surprised he didn't win his case, based off American law and how our judicial system works, because the video shows her being the instigator. He must have had the worst lawyer ever because I've seen more blatant criminals walk away with less charges.

[@stepheninglett3447]

Sir, we're sideways over here bro bro

[@stepheninglett3447]

This is how cops act here. This is why they always get hurt

[@vworre2589]

Yep, he was from a very wealthy family. Karma caught up with him.

[@USMC-Goforth]

"Is it safe for her to be alone?"😂 i shouldn't laugh because I know you meant it in an innocent way, but the feminist are definitely going to be angry about that question😂

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

Clearly, the male officers had exactly the same trouble if they were alone. NO officer, male or female should be out alone.

[@USMC-Goforth]

@deborahdanhauer8525 well yea but I didn't mean it in that way lol It was more so a joke about some American feminist

[@frankscott3357]

The cops don't pay for vigilante justice they thank mentioned him in media

[@GamingDamage]

Another good video Kabir, have you ever thought of reacting to One Piece at all?

[@stormangelus6638]

Dude, do not think for one moment that these lady cops can't handle themselves. She was trying to take him down without having to use violence and he was insisting on being an ass.

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

LOL! You can tell you're not from here with one quote of yours: "...because people mind their own business". ONLY in NY. Only!

[@janaejohnston6186]

You don't always go to prison for all situations. Jail is where most minor criminals go

[@alphagaming7494]

No she should not have gone in without somebody else it’s the rule of twos and police are supposed to be a force multiplier not an equal equal fighting force you want to have more guns and better guns than your opponents. She should’ve had a partner with her as well so that police station might be understaffed.

[@Berts-pets]

I wish they had windscreens for their mics. So much of it was unintelligible.

[@angelojuliano3545]

First

[@scottarmstrong2641]

Police don't even pay for damage they do let alone crashing your car in purpose which your insurance might not pay either.

[@1perfectpitch]

The criminal that caused the damage will pay.

[@Wellch]

@@1perfectpitchthey probably don’t have insurance either.

[@lilJJslayer]

sounds like a great place for blm protest 5:54

[@tomfox9083]

I don’t help anyone anymore I tried to help this lady get her purse back and I broke her side mirror chasing the guy then she sued me for damages I lost

[@dibutler9151]

NO. It is 100% NOT safe for her to be alone. Female cops get overpowered ALL THE TIME.

[@NancyElizabeth-n9n]

I wonder why he got shot and killed 🤔

[@whereareyoupeterpan9620]

I watch, pause and comment a lot, sorry, but no, police don't reimburse unless they collect a pool collectively.

[@user-lj9pb9io8n]

No Absolutely Not Police will Not Pay You for helping them 😢😢😢😢

[@reneehomen2226]

Police are human and can be hurt like anyone else and need help. Here in the USA cops ride alone.

[@tenngirl4trump]

This just proves that MEN AND WOMEN ARE NOT THE SAME!!! Just sayin....

[@Reno_Slim]

Until qualified immunity is universally abolished in the United States, I will continue with my policy of not assisting any law enforcement officer for any reason...including to save their life.

[@Alex.Kaleipahula]

Female cops 😂 need a male 👮‍♀️ with her

[@iesickboy]

She, a police officer, couldn't handle a 64 year old man. Just saying.

[@marcpower4167]

I hate to be this guy, But I cant help but feel like on the first one, if that was a male officer in that situation, he wouldnt have gotten that help. 🤔

[@jdanon203]

The first lady cop needlessly escalated the situation. All she had to do was play it cool instead of needing to be in charge barking orders. It's possible the scuffle still happens but it's also possible it could be avoided and if nothing else you buy time for backup to get on scene at which point the dude knows he's outnumbered and maybe thinks twice before misbehaving.

[@wildhogs1ful]

In the states if it's a whyte person cops let their guard down yet those are the ones that try and hurt them even if i saw a cop in trouble i would

[@BethHutch-pg5yi]

heroism is simple heroism, you have no understanding of Americans, WHO WOULDN"T HELP THE POLICE IF NEEDED? Why would you not help your police if they needed it ? I find you a wonderful person out -of -touch

[@carmenmonoxide7459]

I'm a retired female police officer of 21 years. I was 21 when I became an officer. There are men who overpower men too. That's life. FEMALE OFFICERS DON'T NEED CHAPERONES TO DO THEIR JOBS. If she needs assistance, she'll request it. Granted, I'm six foot, black and was 150 lbs back then. 😅 Sometimes, it was my mere physical presence that pissed people off. I thought ni**er was my middle name. 😆 I was never in a physical altercation though. I wonder why...🤔

[@irenegaruba48]

Because you did not do something stupid like shoving the man against the car! That was aggressive of the lady in the first clip! How would she feel if her dad had been shoved against his vehicle? He could have been badly hurt or killed that way. All she needed to do was get his license and registration if needed. He had his Drivers license ready for her, but she was more interested in making him sit down on the grass or dirty curb! I’ve been pulled over for speeding, but was never told to sit down. He was just speeding! The last cop handled it well. He was very professional.

[@xzonia1]

Exactly. The job is dangerous for men or women, and women do it just as well. Thank you for your service.

[@noraa1991]

150 lbs at 6 foot is dangerously underweight, did you have a typo?

[@xzonia1]

@@noraa1991 My Dad was 6'4" and 160 pounds in his later years of life (and when he was a teen / early 20's when he played basketball), and sure he was thin, but his doctors didn't consider him dangerously underweight. For a woman, 150 should be fine.

[@irenegaruba48]

@@noraa1991 😂🤣😂😂🤣