Cops Chase Down Thieves on Foot | Traffic Cops FULL EPISODE | Blue Light

[@Tian0s-jp9lx]

Dane Goddard is literally salivating about his power to crush cars. Can he say. More than three. Words on crushing. At a time?

[@tori-loo]

Americans/Canadians: We've got multiple types of bears, coyotes, wolves, moose Australians: We've got massive deadly spiders, tonnes of snakes, jellyfish, kangaroos Brits: We've got bob marshes, barbed wire, streams...

[@ukdnbmarsh]

700 quid in your wallet isnt money laundering, they wouldnt goto your bank account and make the same demands if the cash was there instead

[@LiamTomkins96]

uk police for you

[@badgerhead7337]

That’s what I thought, I’ve regularly got more than that on me …. It’s called “wages”, my employer pays it into my bank and I draw it out to buy things with.

[@40kwitchhouse64]

everyone except citizens hate cash, got questioned at the bank trying to put 200 quid in

[@chasdart7298]

Rather than crushing these illegal vehicles, would it not make more sense to sell them? I realise that this would entail a change of law, but it would bring money back into the system rather than removing it. This could also provide poorer families with an affordible means of transport. Just thinking?

[@mattdeakins3130]

always said this! be great idea

[@CollateralDamage1571]

They do sell a lot of them. Have a look for police auctions for seized vehicles. However, a lot of vehicles aren't roadworthy and they get more for selling them as scrap than for repairing and selling.

[@CollateralDamage1571]

@@gb8628 Perhaps they presume people know? 🤷

[@Julia-bj7bq]

Don’t be silly if criminals know car was sold to you, they will come after you. Do you think government stupid? Everything has a reason

[@eccIefechan]

Nissan Vanette Cargo 2.3 Diesel with a 0-60 time of 27.8 seconds! Great vehicle to try to escape from police! "If that had got away, my life wouldn't be worth living"

[@sarahrylance118]

51:39 that guy honestly seems like a great guy clearly knows how to have a laugh he’s been quite funny thru this episode

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Excellent coverage of criminal behavior and, though, driver and the young man who was released, they'll be in the thick of things again.😮

[@johnbarnes9379]

74 year old pensioner burgled takes 24 hrs to respond to say we have nothing to go on , drug dealer gets stopped and 20 old bill raid the flat ffs am i right or wrong people ?

[@grahamdodds8757]

Things have changed and not for the better

[@donnamitchell7707]

Excellent episode. Have a great day my friend, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️🚔💙.

[@bunderzdelengerz]

23.40 that is the worst ganj I have ever seen 😂😂

[@prettydodgy9673]

ong

[@mattyexploresavengerurban7922]

Good evening, have you got the episode from the Lever Crossing in Portslade traffic cops?

[@sianasanders3465]

As the insurance on the lads car, my insurance company cancelled my insurance on my works van with out notice for apparently non payment when it had just been started and the first months had just come out, they didn’t tell me and tried to say they didn’t have my bank details, funny that they took out money for a cancellation fee, only found out when I phoned to question the extra fee they took out of the bank, spoke to Other people that had the same issues with them, Swindon van insurance avoid

[@hazelduerdoth4333]

Being lost isn’t funny , I went for a walk in woods and a nature reserve I’d never been to before and the gravel track had a slight fork in it and I didn’t know what one I needed , the paths were not marked or signposted like most so I started to panic thinking I was truly lost but thankfully a family was taking a shortcut though the overgrowth to get into the picnic area and pointed me in the right direction to the tiny car park but I truly though I was going to have to call 999 and I’ll admit I was so freaked out that I didn’t think to use my phone .

[@jinxterx]

lol

[@telkington2975]

The lost ladies should've used their GPS locater on their phone to give directions to where they are.

[@AltriusCodes]

Important to remember this was recorded in 2007/08, before most folk had smart phones, the google maps app (arguably the best option at the time for this) wasnt released until a year after this was recorded, in 2009, technology has come a long way in the 15 years since this first aired

[@dalmaximus]

Sniffing brake calipers surely isn't good for the dog

[@jinxterx]

or for you so quit it.

[@berninator9790]

why would you steal a minivan...and such an ugly one as well

[@debshipard1664]

Good girl Jess

[@GuyChapman]

My bog standard middle age middle class Volvo will do 0-60 in 4.2s. I have a tracker fitted. Scrotes are not even slightly rational.

[@jeanlongsden1696]

the officer didn't even take a proper look at the South Park toy on the bench, he just got out and picked it up. he has no idea how easy it is to attach a string from the bench to a pin on a grenade inside the toy. alternatively it could contain a bomb with a pressure switch, which would detonate when moved. but then again, an IED can be triggered by someone with a Mobil phone once they saw the officer put the toy in the vehicle.

[@gagarinyuri137]

Imagine being that paranoid

[@jeanlongsden1696]

@@gagarinyuri137 imagine you loosing a family member over it.

[@chrisdalton5529]

The camera scanning carnt be right av not had road tax in nali 2 years and never stoppe

[@Pizzaboy544]

15yrs old what the hell 😅

[@Azzabeaks59254]

Good old Sussex :)

[@sarahfrith1984]

A turnip with big eyes ffs 😂😂

[@jeanmyers1787]

Why on earth don’t they legalise drugs & get rid of these drug dealers? They banned alcohol in US during prohibition & équivalant to drug dealers made such a profit. If people are determined to take drugs let them do it legally?

[@martinwhitley9893]

Why is it ok for the police to start driving a car not wearing a seatbelt then start putting it on whilst driving if that had been anyone else they would get nicked just shows how bent the coppers are in the uk one rule for them and one rule for everyone else

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

Seeing what little it takes to pull someone over and even less to search someone's home is, to an American, horrifying. Police in the US have to have probable cause. Thinking someone might have drugs isn't probable cause. Not only would these tactics not hold up in court in the US, they'd lead to giant lawsuits against the police forces. I'm all for bad guys being caught and convicted. But not if it means I could be subjected to the same treatment because of a hunch.

[@AltriusCodes]

A drugs marker is probable cause, it entitles the police to search the vehicle, if youre on bail for posession, with an amount of money that modt wouldnt have in your wallet in cash, then thats probable cause for other crimes (as stated, money laundering), which enables them to search your residence as well, there was no abuse of power here at the time of filming, though the law has changed significantly since this was filmed back in 2007/2008

[@paulinej1234]

38:01 emergency call for a toy! Waste of police time!!

[@RAGNAAAA]

32:10 he's is why we don't like police.

[@tyinyvr]

Brand New 15-Year-Old technology from 2009

[@CollateralDamage1571]

The episode originally aired in 2009, so that'd be about right.

[@martinwhitley9893]

Someone rings the police about a toy on a bench 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ but you can get mugged, raped ,burgled and murdered and your never see the police

[@MrDevil843]

Why 2009 not 2024

[@hazelduerdoth4333]

Because these are reruns from when they were on tv 👍

[@scottsmith8486]

24:02 - Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm