BRITS React to That Moment Cops ACCIDENTALLY Become KlLLERS

[@reneemaciag3084]

I think the words for parking a car on the railroad tracks are "insanely stupid." Then putting someone, hand-cuffed, in that car? I have no words.

[@QB405]

Who the hell parks their cruiser on train tracks? And then puts a handcuffed person inside the car so she can't even get out to save herself? That's the height of negligence and stupidity. I hope they lost their jobs and can never be hired as police officers anywhere, but in the US, killer cops just move to another department, no questions asked.

[@pacmanc8103]

That is patently untrue.

[@QB405]

@@pacmanc8103 It is true in the US. There is no clear/concise federal database to show the names of cops who were decertified, which would prevent "wandering" police officers who've been fired for misconduct, excessive force, decertification, etc. from moving from one department to another in a neighboring county or another state. If the head of any department doesn't do a thorough background check on applicants, they could end up hiring some problem cop that was terminated by another department.

[@CC-EMT-P]

I agree that is a completely inaccurate statement, but the level of stupidity does not go with the level of qualified immunity All that needs to be said is and no idea trying to come through here I kept stubbing my toe on the tracks

[@revafarleyleebiit]

20:40 Daz is right. Baby is often a term in the US people say to someone to help calm them, just like honey or sweetie. Equally romantic or platonic.

[@kennethswartz8252]

It takes longer to be a licensed Barber than it does to be a licensed Police Officer, which is insane.

[@reggiebrown9508]

There passing a law in Florida that a felon can't get a barbers license.

[@thelight9935]

@@reggiebrown9508damn. Useless laws instead of actually fixing the police problem

[@eva_pilot]

@@thelight9935 what police problem?

[@eva_pilot]

but it takes way longer to become a cop than to cry about em on youtube lol

[@willvr4]

How on EARTH can you be so unaware of your surroundings that you park on rail road tracks in the middle of nowhere? I've only seen that happen during traffic and someone makes the mistake of thinking the car in front of them has room in front to move up.

[@awezman]

Both cops saw it too.

[@Sandman60077]

It's easy to say that in hindsight. But you really can't talk until you've worked in situations like that. All that cop knew was that there was a person showing a weapon and they had to go get them. In situations like that the only thing going through your head is "how dangerous is this person and are they going to try and kill me"

[@JMYTpage79]

We've all done things and made mistakes that I'm sure we can look back on and see that if one little thing happened differently then the outcome could've been pretty bad. We're just lucky when they don't go bad, not everyone is that lucky. I had a person come within inches of getting into a head on collision with me the other day but swerved away at the last second, probably because she was looking at her phone, She (and me) is lucky because that could've killed one or both of us.

[@awezman]

@@Sandman60077 yes it is stressful, but even the Cops were in danger. For the sake of everyone, i hope they got a refresher on situational awareness.

[@ivankawnartist]

I've seen the first clip before. Absolutely negligence by the police.

[@chrisvibz4753]

bu that one guy yes

[@ESUSAMEX]

I was just reading about the case with the cop car parked on the tracks. That female cop was fired, got probation, and lost her career. The thing that most people do not realize is that the female cop was placing the arrested young woman in another cop's car and she was only there helping out a fellow officer from a different police department. That means the female cop did not park that car on any tracks, other male cop did. The male cop lost his job and is still facing charges

[@timbeatty8411]

They are both scum!

[@curtism-w6b]

"What happened?" You had your finger on the trigger, which you NEVER do, and SHOT her. And once again, the police investigated themselves and found they did nothing wrong.

[@curtism-w6b]

"I won't get you an ambulance until you confess." = Criminal

[@Vendrix86]

the sheer incompetence of these cops...

[@MisterRoads]

Qualified immunity lets them get away with almost anything.

[@UNDIAGNOSED7]

The woman hit by the train got an 8.5 million settelment

[@JohnWick-qr4yc]

The officers need to be fired and face jail time these people are supposed to be protecting people and they do stuff like this? And no I don’t give af about anything anyone says defending the cops. This is extreme gross negligence on the absolute highest level.

[@xykeem4805]

But how is her wellbeing? Is she paralyzed?

[@UNDIAGNOSED7]

@@xykeem4805 she got broken ribs and internal injurys but only in the hospital for a week. there are interviews with her lawyer here on youtube. she is back to normal now from what i understand.

[@GeoffRamsey-ke1ki]

​@@xykeem4805 Nope, minor injuries if I remember correctly.

[@jebova2301]

@@GeoffRamsey-ke1ki According to reports, she had a brain injury, 9 broken ribs, a broke sternum, and broke tibia. I don't think that constitutes "minor injuries" at all. She will probably be suffering for the remainder of her life, so the settlement is kind of bittersweet.

[@ProspCiCi]

The first one was negligent and awful. The second one, although the suspect was sadly in the wrong, looking suspicious or acting scared is not an unlawful crime. There was no reason for the cop to follow him because he decided to leave the gas station when he pulled in. He didn’t even tell him why he stopped him. And the last one was devastating…

[@xykeem4805]

The fact that the coke made the guy cry wolf is scary….literally the worst thing that can happen in that situation

[@j_mill9356]

5:08 common sense wasn’t common with that crowd of officers..

[@FourFish47]

The one where the guy died from coke was sickening to watch. As soon as they knew he consumed all that coke, they should've called for an ambulance. Standing around asking questions is pathetic, and when he started begging them to call for help, they didn't even try to calm him. That's really scary to know a public servant like that doesn't give two shits about your medical emergency.

[@WoosterCogburnn]

The word you’re looking for is negligence.

[@LancerX916]

The first one was sickening. She survived and is suing the department. I believe they never charged her because she did not have a gun. Also, I think two of the officers were fired after this incident. The Coke one is why I am not a fan of cops. As soon as they suspected he ate it, they should have called for medical to check him out. Not use it as a way to get a confession.

[@chrisvibz4753]

so bc of a few assholes youre not a fan of cops. let me ask you this, if someone breaks in and murders your family… who u calling? if someone robs you who you calling?

[@DONTHASSLETHEHOFF]

@@chrisvibz4753 Because that was what this person was saying? You're obviously not well enough in the brain department to discuss these things if that's your psychotic angle. Jeez

[@russirish89]

that coke one is insane. why are the cops and medics that stupid. if you, nor anyone in the position of power understand drugs, how can they help. common sense, make him vomit

[@Mamasita4life32]

Honestly, i don’t understand why they didn’t call for an ambulance after they found the empty baggies that were wet. They should have called it in as a possible overdoes, at least then they would have had an ambulance in route. The incompetence is insane. 🙄🤦‍♀️

[@Kjetilstorm]

When I was a kid, my dad told me that in his area, people were killed by trains because apparently the type of tracks they had would drain car batteries if you parked too close.

[@willvr4]

That doesn't make any sense at all and isn't possible. Sounds like a local myth.

[@Kjetilstorm]

@@willvr4 Honestly I wouldn't know. never followed up on it, were talking over 30 years ago

[@Tjrissi96]

@@Kjetilstorm Yea there wouldn't be anything to follow up on, its just not possible.

[@firefox5714]

With the car who ran over the guy who got tazed, how LONG did they have to slow down. Its not impossible to notice TWO people on the road in front of you, in front of your headlights. There is a flashlight on the taser so that should have been visible.

[@MrYabber]

First one was horrible. The last one was too. They didn’t deserve that… wtf dude.

[@Johnny-mq3mo]

i have seen that the police so many times put hand cuffs on after their dead like they are a threat its sick how detached from humanity they are

[@DONTHASSLETHEHOFF]

That first one is insane and I've seen it before. I'm no stereotypical cop hater (even though I've met some bad ones through the years). I've been beaten by cops as a child, threatened and what not.. But at least they didn't leave me handcuffed in a locked car on a railway track to die...It's soooo STUPID

[@hellkatkitty]

yeah, they aren't accidents. cops can literally get away with murder here, and some do it for sport.

[@flogg8635]

Some PDs are desperate to find good candidates for the job. Hire any warm body that walks in the door. They’ll sometimes hire morons just to fill the void. With the recent increase in assaults on cops escalating to ambush murders across the nation, many great experienced cops quit and retired immediately leaving a nation wide shortage of police officers. This is what you get in a void.

[@willvr4]

It's not like that where I live on Long Island. It's an incredibly tough job to get and pays 6 figures by year 5. They also don't even let you apply once you turn 35.

[@flogg8635]

@@willvr4 , you’re very lucky Will. I failed to say that it primarily impacts smaller departments.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

@@willvr4 Yeah and when I lived in Long Island I still encountered incompetent cops. I know they make a lot of money too because my Brother in Law is one for Nassau County.

[@wesm453]

This isn't true for any agency in Pennsylvania where I live. Even with the small departments. You have to pass a written and oral exam. Then, you have to go through a 6 month academy to acquire your act 120 certification to become licensed. Then you start training in probation with department you were hired with. It's like that in most states too. A police department won't just hire someone that walks through the door. You also can't have any felonies, midemenor drug charges, or domestic violence charges on your record. Sounds to me like you're just trying to deceive people

[@willvr4]

@@LukaDonesnitch Yeah you're gonna get them anywhere. The worst are the really young ones who are trying to earn their stripes and are hungry to give out any ticket possible. I've had just as many bad experiences with cops as I have had good ones.

[@creed3572]

Remember it is not illegal to be in possession of a firearm in America. However in America police tend to treat minority citizens as if it was a crime.

[@blacktricktarr9940]

It is if you're a felon... which a lot of minorities are LMAO

[@Johnny-mq3mo]

the guy on the cocaine did that to himself he was terrified and I think the first time he cried for help he was being for real and then maybe had a moment where he felt alright and then it kicked back in and he was definitely terrified and fighting for his life unfortunately he didn't make it and died an awful way i know a lot of people will say he got what he deserves but we all make mistakes and even though he did this to him self he still deserved to be treated with a little more compassion he is already in cuffs and dying

[@ColoradoDuB]

All comes down to training in my opinion. Sucks cause a lot of these could’ve been avoided. First two videos happened in my state and I never even heard of the second one

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

ACCIDENTALLY? Oops.

[@LancerX916]

Was going to say the same thing.

[@Mvrky0]

Every case in this video was clearly accidental, but sure lets run with the 'CoPs BaD' American shite rhetoric

[@PhillipV-qm4mf]

Last thing I am is a cop cheer leader, but the guy who swallowed the drug really did do it to himself. Can't blame the police for being slow to act or not taking him serious after he faked an OD at first.

[@sorde21]

2nd clip might as well have been how black lives matter riots started in the US...

[@impulsivereply9360]

The last video is hard and its easy to judge wgilr we sit here and monday morning quarterback but the last one domestic calls are the deadliest i dont blame the cop but today the legal system has made it so i feel sorry for all onvolved but the fact that you run from the police and then jump out while they are in pursuit we cant imagine the split second decisions that guy could have easily shot that cop he didnt know whats real hard to watch is the video of cops opening doors or walking up to car doors and getting excuted because they are suppose to react ina. Split second go home to the gam or due on the side of the highway left for dead or ina. Doorway

[@scottgraney5275]

Daz is right its just a phrase. I hope

[@njd4291]

Context is king.

[@Deleon-d5c]

See the difference 20:17

[@Sandman60077]

It's tough too judge people when they're in a high pressure and high stress situation. Most of the commenters who do the judging have never been and probably will never be in situations as high stress as these. These people are human and mistakes are gonna happen. People always say things like "they need to be held to a higher standard." It's impossible to be held to a higher standard than that of a human being, and as humans we are all flawed and we all make mistakes. Mistakes happen in every job and every field of work around the world, it's impossible to stop them from happening, all we can do is try to minimize them.

[@manicmisfit1206]

I agree. I worked in EMS for 7 years. The average person doesn't understand the stress involved with going to an emergency situation that you have very little information on. Sometimes you get so hyper focused on the emergency that other things can be mistakenly overlooked. I'v been at car accident scenes and have witnessed other EMS and Firefighters almost step out into traffic because they're so focused on helping the injured people that just for a moment they forget they're still on an active roadway with traffic.

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

I disagree that the cop made the wrong decision - and so did the court by the way because he was found innocent and the family lawsuit was dismissed. Was the cop frantic - yes. He'd just killed a man. If you DON'T feel that way, you shouldn't be doing that job. You clearly don't understand.

[@Mamasita4life32]

If your talking about the last case, i think some people probably feel that a taser would have been a more appropriate use of force. They never did say if he had a weapon, but if he didn’t he really wasn’t posing a threat to the officers by running away from them. Now if he did have a weapon, then I could see them using their weapon as an appropriate use of force. Just my thoughts.

[@chrisvibz4753]

calling someone baby sint demeaning its just a phrase that isna nice phrase

[@RRaymer]

Seeing all this makes me think the US has serious problems to address in all parts of society. There is just a sheer level of negligence, incompetence and cruelty across everything. Despite the large differences in population, the UK or another large EU country doesn’t seem to exhibit even 5% of the violence and incidents that happens in the US to me. There needs to be some mass structural reforms.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

I mean you're looking at like 6 cases over a period of years. Not an everyday thing. We also have more guns than people in the US. And there is potential for literally any person to be carrying a weapon on any given traffic stop or incident. Ive seen too many videos where the cops try to be overly nice to suspects and it almost always backfires. When criminals/suspects feel like theyre in charge of the situation they take advantage of it

[@LukaDonesnitch]

"Seeing all this makes me think the US has serious problems to address in all parts of society. " Yes, they do. But for some reason most of the citizens will ignore that there is any problem or will pick a side to which bias they have. The others are the people running the country who could care less about another human and worship money/power. Our country is F'ed.

[@CC-EMT-P]

Negligence same ignorance but yeah some are taught to, with omnist into power can look down and see if a train might be possible to come through, these tracks flow they're so confusing two steps left two steps right who knows, I'm pro police that is just ignorant and qualified immunity because it did take them a minute to stop you know do not stop their vehicle on a train track

[@Impish_traveler]

That officer calling his colleague baby was definitely odd

[@Samhain606]

Dont do things that attract police

[@aj897]

The narrator is acting like the cops in the first clip should start freaking out instead of being calm and forget why they pulled her over in the first place.

[@douglascampbell9809]

They should have been trying to aid the victim of their stupidity. Not trying to cover their asses with the same old look they were a criminal it's not our fault bs excuse.

[@thedarkestkinghtstar]

Okay but she was detained. She was no longer a threat to their safety; so, searching the vehicle shouldn't have been relevant at the time considering the accident. They could have it towed and searched in much better conditions than in the dark next to a now accident scene. Once she was detained, she should've been put in another vehicle or that vehicle needed to be moved.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

@@douglascampbell9809 You know you're talking to a person who subscribes to that rhetoric, right?

[@ronniespradlin1089]

The cops were fired and the women just got a huge settlement.

[@Mvrky0]

This video is heavily weighed against the police, a lot of these aren't cops becoming killers, it's criminals trying to flee and dying as a result of it, usually because they took drugs or can't breathe because they just tried to run and then got tased, and it's made even worse by the incorrect subtitling making it seem worse than it is, love the reactions from you guys but this video wasn't it for me, it needs to be impartial not 'heres a video as to why you should fear the police'

[@PenelopeFrank]

I think most people understand that most officers are good and that there are bad ones. There are negligent ones too. The difference is you seem to put complete blame on suspect/victim. Whereas others believe those bad cops need to be brought to justice in some sort of way, if negligent or worse. Be an example that they are not above the law. Rather, the opposite is true thanks to their union and the criminal system being on their side.

[@the_cruz_shooter]

It's always the cops fault. 🤦‍♀️ people just forget the police are there because a crime was committed in the first place

[@Bea-Dubya]

Live long enough. You will get your back the blue wake-up call.

[@willvr4]

The title is clickbait, but the cops were in the wrong in every single situation except the one "I can't breath" guy. Kind of an abrupt ending without any additional context.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

It's funny this was what you got out of the video because in most of the cases except the first one, the narrator actually said the cops were cleared and in no wrong doing. A lot of you gotta stop with your biased cop worship it looks weird.

[@ryanredmon]

2nd

[@angelojuliano3545]

First

[@johnzubil2875]

That title is nothing but click bait. I saw nothing wrong in any of the videos.

[@brandenforestal]

You saw nothing wrong in the first and last clips ?

[@johnzubil2875]

@@brandenforestal lets face it. The first one is because of a woman driver. The second, let's face it, they would have been back their multiple times. Wasting taxpayers resources.

[@brandenforestal]

@@johnzubil2875 oh lord, there’s no point with you. Have a good day or night or whatever.

[@jong323]

the only one i feel bad for is the first woman and the female cop all the others nothing of value was lost