Female Cop Does NOTHING During Attack!

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[@brycemeier126]

The self restraint of the male officer to not yell at the female officer for forcing him to shoot is amazing.

[@jcannon3689]

this

[@greeneyedbaby18]

Yess! I was yelling for him, that was absolutely ridiculous behavior from the female officer. Completely incompetent and unaware.

[@sterbi9722]

You can hear it in his throat

[@Junior-zq2ls]

It's because the cameras are used in courts. Best to stay quiet and not incriminate yourself because of a lousy partner.

[@Sinbrogan]

For real. I would’ve been beyond mad, if that female cop did her job that lady could’ve lived (maybe) but just come on. Really

[@salty7922]

This is exactly why we shouldn't lower the standards to become a police officer

[@merdog3190]

thats not fair🤪

[@iamwhoiam7887]

Or hire the double X's

[@Stoogie]

Or diversity hires based on gender

[@aaroncardenas9062]

💯

[@Skitdora2010]

Now with all the police hate there will be a cop shortage and even worst hires. That is how we got teachers who only teach about sex in math class, the teacher shortage a few decades ago.

[@lokitob]

"You get less-lethal." "Tase her!" "Cuff her." "Get that knife away." I didn't hear a single unreasonable/difficult command, yet that woman acted as if she had all damn day to do any of that. No urgency. No presence. No reason to be on the force.

[@keorodriguez]

She just collects tax money

[@matejanetta7814]

"Sheath your taser" "Get into the car" "Close the car door" She was like 9 year old kid, who do nothing without permission or direct order

[@Tobi-YouTube]

Exactly, she just watched and did nothing but stand like nothing was going on

[@Theshadymilkman]

And now she'll live with that decision for the rest of her life

[@zac0912]

She was one of those children, that her parents had to tell her to make sure she wiped her ass, until she was 18.

[@dublinoseven3279]

Him: “You go non-lethal.” Her: “Shutdown sequence initiated.”

[@Steve_-ob2ne]

Well she only had 34 seconds to draw her taser once he told her to go non-lethal. I mean c-mon man, she needed time to process that complicated instruction. Or should she have had it drawn and ready within 3 seconds?

[@Crazzzymonkey1]

​@Steve_-ob2ne your the reason she didn't act. Stupidity. He said go non-lethal. She just strutted her way right in danger. She had a knife. Still no taser atleast in hands. Cuff her. She did nothing. 34 seconds vs the seconds he had to react to still be alive. 34 seconds and a pre warning before they approached the suspect was plenty of time and this wasn't near her first day. Look at the records. You don't just walk damn near up to a victim with a knife and not back the person she is walking up to with intent to kill. The man tried telling her to drop the knife. When you hear tazer is when your supposed to send it. When he said non lethal is when it should have been in her hands. This is just the way commands work being an officer and you have been trained on it. She just stood there for 34 seconds. Here ted the best he could within that time. 34 seconds with warning is plenty of time especially after the call knowing she is a threat. Common sense goes a long way. I had less than a second to react to a punch and throw one back withing that second and a half. She had plenty of time and range. If he would have died; just imagine. "I only had over half a minute to respond after being told go non lethal."

[@Crazzzymonkey1]

​@@Steve_-ob2neshe had alot more than 3 seconds to have it drawn. If you knew what "go non lethal" meant. She should have had it drawn atleast 3 seconds after but never did she touch it and let that lady walk and charge him without doing a single thing but stand there and put herself and her partner in danger. When clearly seeing the lady with a knife and her buddy saying to go non lethal before she ever left the door frame is obsurd. "3 seconds to react"? When he said go non lethal, her taters should have been out of the holster. I'm not a cop and I know that lmaoo

[@Crazzzymonkey1]

​@@Steve_-ob2neshe didn't even try to process "go non-lethal." So complicated lmao. Literally everyone knows what he meant. Don't go simping

[@Crazzzymonkey1]

​@@Steve_-ob2nehence why he has 130+ likes and no one can even agree with what stupidity you put on the internet forever. I took a ss for how stupid that comment was lol

[@ryanvv9349]

Her lack of action pretty much cost someone their life and also gave a lifetime of trauma to her partner. Nice work!

[@larryhale2710]

Don't forget the dent in the city budget the family is about to get because the female did nothing.

[@bearsplitz96]

Fr she shouldn't work at that department anymore at the bare minimum. That was an unacceptable display of negligence and inaction.

[@eugeneosborn9551]

​@@larryhale2710insurance pays it

[@RejectOneWorldGov]

Her son most of all. This female officer is at the very least partially responsible.

[@kdooms]

This all day.

[@carlson6022]

I was in the Marine Corps for 20 years as an officer. The deepest darkest sin you can commit in a kinetic situation is failure to act. She needs to be taken in told how she’s failed, disarmed, decertified and escorted out of the building. No charges, she’s just in over her head. This is a sad situation punctuated by incompetence.

[@LHJC10]

“In over her head”. I think you nailed it.

[@TheArtistFKApingaso3687]

Perfectly stated. Thank you for your service.

[@brennonwapple6208]

100 percent good sir.

[@BIGmike_shoots]

Rah, Marine.

[@richardflanigan9475]

Unfortunately there is no amount of training to know how anyone will react in a ‘difficult’ situation. It’s up to her superiors to never let it happen again.

[@ashi3d550]

The amount of anger he was holding back when he said “Handcuff her.” Which kinda sounded like “DO something, you fucking idiot.”

[@doggydude2668]

that immediate silence. i wonder what was going through his head at that moment.

[@Z4N7]

You are imagining things,because he for some reason said it quite calm.

[@ThatDudeDeven]

@@Z4N7 Is it Asperger's that you suffer from?

[@achillesglacia7700]

​@@Z4N7but she was an idiot, so what's your point? He definitely failed by not slamming her

[@justicesessoms4436]

@@Z4N7yea it’s almost like he was holding back his anger weird right?🤔

[@dawgzfan27]

Please tell me she's been fired!!! He told her what to do... several times, and she literally did absolutely nothing throughout the entire incident. I don't know how she got her job... but she damn sure should have it anymore.

[@user-ft6cx8wo5w]

no shes a woman the government and any large business gets paid when they hire females and even more if they arent white. and if its a management position they get even moreee

[@soupafi]

Fired? This will get her promoted

[@XXXX-lv2hc]

She did absolutely nothing wrong... She did absolutely nothing right..... She did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING

[@needsmetal]

looked like a diversity hire

[@christophermaulden733]

​@@needsmetalOr a " connections " hire ? Or both ?

[@joeymanning1389]

This is a perfect example of "I'm just here for a paycheck." She has no desire to protect or serve her community.

[@ralphemerson497]

EO diversity hire. Easy work if you can get it.

[@axiswolfstar]

Let alone her partner.

[@fuzz6938]

Police have nothing to do with "protect and serve" so piss off idiot!

[@user-kw2rl8df2s]

Not required to protect and serve.

[@amy129]

@user-kw2rl8df2s So what is the point of being a cop if you’re not going to protect and serve?

[@vololudo4671]

My heart goes out to the male officer. He clearly didn't want this to happen.

[@benjurqunov]

But why does that invalidate special homosexual rights ? Trump's no DIRTY MEXICAN !!

[@patrickglaser1560]

Bulllshit

[@robkirkham8873]

He did everything right too. Made a plan as they approached, responded to the situation, was assertive but not aggressive, backed away and gave clear commands, instructed the other officer on the best course of action and clearly didn't want to shoot her but felt he had no choice, you couldn't have two more opposite officers by the looks of it. No verbal acknowledgement of his instruction, no preparation despite non lethal being the first port of call and no responsiveness to the situation whatsoever

[@dizcret]

F.it.he.a.piig

[@Vulkanprimarch]

@@robkirkham8873 And I mean honestly even with this quality of footage it looks like the female officer is giving a stupified blank expression. You only saw her open the holster flap after that first instruction. I mean come on they should have had it out and ready to use. How slow and stupid can one person be.

[@poopiefruity7334]

Go non-lethal? You got it boss. Proceeds to stand there and watch

[@watchyourtimeco1]

Talking about tiny knives...in my much younger days, I was a bouncer at a somewhat rough bar in downtown Greensboro (NC). On one of my rounds, I had one dude who was around 5'5" and 120lbs who got angry when I told him he couldn't smoke week on our patio, so he whipped out his knife. The knife in question was a tiny little thing...you know the ones that has the nail file, tweezers, and toothpick? That. When he pulled it out, I laughed and told him to put that little $h1t away before he got hurt. Well...little folks can sometimes be quick and he got me. The slice started just above my right nipple and continued down to mid abs. Long story short, both of us needed to go to the hospital that day. Me to get 58 stitches, him to have his arm set in 2 places. Ever since then, the scar on my chest reminds me to take *all* knives seriously.

[@crowie6844]

Wow so sigma

[@ohyabuddy12]

Some people just shouldn’t be cops and this is a great example. I hope she quits because she’s putting all her partners in jeopardy

[@damon2772nomad]

Put her on paid leave. That will teach her!

[@codkingjordan8457]

@@damon2772nomadhell no

[@magicpyroninja]

You are right, some people aren't made for the job

[@Dark_Striker_]

should be fired

[@redwarhorse1]

No, WOMEN shouldn't be cops or effeminate men.

[@craigtoney7151]

If she didn’t resign, I hope she gets fired. That was beyond ridiculously stupid for her safety, her partner’s safety, and that poor woman’s life.

[@africanlipplateandbonenose3223]

women are not biologically suited for these roles. This is reality.

[@Rio..o7..]

retired on emotional disability likely

[@artomies1972]

Absolutely. She was not only useless, her partner trusted her to provide the non lethal cover so he would NOT have to shoot, so she was actually a liability in the situation.

[@gunsblazeing2865]

​@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 controversial oppion but kinda true

[@craigtoney7151]

@@africanlipplateandbonenose3223 I’ve worked alongside many women who were/are more than capable to do the job, and women are great communicators (most of the time), which is beyond helpful on a lot of calls.

[@benb456]

Casey, Step into my office. Why? Cause you're fucking fired!!

[@christopherdark4671]

With her IQ and reaction time she'd show up three hours later wondering why she was there.

[@markwindow5865]

@@christopherdark4671 😆

[@MrSimplicity28]

I like how when she did finally pull out her taser that she didn't even bother really holding it up let alone even aim it at the woman. Then afterwards she looks to not even be phased that someone just got shot. When told to cuff her and get the knife away, she just picks up her arm barely and tries to toss it on her back. Like not one ounce of effort was put into any action she was told to do.

[@elix901]

Shit frustrates me to no end.

[@JCHarris-iu6my]

This is one terrible example of someone clearly not being suitable to work in law enforcement

[@achillesglacia7700]

She was running away the whole time, look how deeply she backed off, she was already in the car driving home . Smh!

[@DonaId_J_Trump]

Literally standing there and watching a suspect approach your partner with a deadly weapon in her hand is CRAZY.

[@dmja9806]

Ong like what was she finna do if the girl turned and ran at her 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

[@benjurqunov]

She was stoned.

[@playpball]

@@benjurqunov that suppose to make this any better?

[@zombie1171]

@@benjurqunovjust your assumption or did they release info?

[@Pwnopolis]

Not crazy, grossly negligent. Absolutely she should spend time in prison for this.

[@gatorbite3351]

As an FTO for many of my 30 years, I would push for her to be fired.

[@JohnKeller-vw5lq]

Forgive my ignorance, what's an FTO?

[@armymxere5]

yup same !!!

[@debrakleid5752]

@@JohnKeller-vw5lqfield training officer

[@cpitre5180]

​@@JohnKeller-vw5lqField Training Officer

[@nomoregoodnamesleft2]

No she deserves to be in prison.

[@slow9573]

Female NPC cop is an oblivion guard.

[@ryanwood6754]

Did she think non lethal meant just stand there and talk it out? You can tell the male officer was pissed at her because it was an easy situation to resolve and he had to pull the trigger

[@vimonarchiv7433]

That woman officer is the epitome of "lights on, but no one's home."

[@factsNcomments-imho]

Probably a political hire. She looked at Male Cop and was totally baffled. She must have been talking to herself in her head. No commands received. 🤦‍♂

[@Quorented]

Casey woke up after 3 hours of sleep and wasn't feeling it that day She thought she was a bystander forgetting she's also a cop

[@darthvader52519]

I feel like even a random person with no police training could have handled that better than she did

[@Hexadeci]

This seem sobvious but it's a good point. Clearly her training added absoultely nothing, so it really should make you wonder whether she was even trained to begin with.

[@mikal94]

*Random guy

[@Sukhoi_Su-25]

Yeah if it was a man, sure.

[@Algebruh2407]

For real. I have never touched a gun or a taser before in my life or received any training at all and I know for a fact that I could do better.

[@andyroo3022]

Yep even a kick to the legs, if she totally forgot what the tazer was and how to use it. That would have been better than zac sh*t @@Algebruh2407

[@zachheindl8619]

Cop thats trying to sabotage? Theres no way someone that joins the police force and goes through all that training literally sits there and watches another officer nearly get stabbed.....

[@elix901]

Pissed me off she kept her hands in her vest damn near the whole time.

[@jocaleb0236]

I grew up wanting to be a cop, among many other things. Due to the fact you get to interact with the public, drive cool cars, help solve issues, and protect others. But I knew as a kid I could never be one. Watching COPS as a little kid (about 10) I thought it was incredible what they do, sometimes it’ll end up as a heated argument, other times it’s chasing a person with a gun and putting your life in danger. I realized then, that I am way too passive and quiet to be a cop. I’m not a big guy (5ft 9) and have anxiety. I just couldn’t be a cop. This woman, somehow didn’t realize that. I’m sure she saw the same things growing up and wanted to be able to solve issues and protect people. But didn’t realize she’s too hesitant and passive. And now someone is dead because of her. It’s absolutely horrible! Not everyone can have certain jobs. I realized that long ago for myself. Probably if I spent countless hours I could’ve become a cop, or joined the military. But the risks I would put on others unless I devoted 100% of my time would far outweigh the benefits of me. Don’t get jobs you can’t complete

[@somethingjustgonewrongyeah9079]

In my opinion, that woman had absolutely no desire to "solve issues and protect people". She didn't even seem like she heard the male officer at all throughout this entire incident. This seems like a clear example of someone who's simply doing the job for the money. If she didn't get fired as soon as she stepped into the office for debrief, I question the chief's judgement. Obviously, this is just a guess, but she seems to be on something, too. Weed, no sleep, something. She's clearly not all there. I understand your point, though. People should assess their strengths and weaknesses before deciding on a potential career. It's just this woman fucked up SO bad it's hard for me to believe she's ever had a passion for anything in her life, let alone helping people. I appreciate you being honest with yourself and understanding your limitations so that there's not a chance you may cause someone to get hurt when they didn't need to. Many people can't do that. (5'9 is not bad though!)

[@Aethgeir]

She's so casual before, during and after the incident. It's like she checked out mentally the moment she stepped out of the car.

[@krusher74]

it's interesting that at all times she was slightly ahead and them infront of her partner, and at point of contact way closer to the knife holder than him. She just strolled on up there and did nothing.

[@bettycocker2226]

NPC behaviors

[@bobfromwork]

Yep this exactly, I'm wondering if she even heard the "you go non lethal", she gives that quick "yep okay" look looking kind of confused.

[@dragonsants7023]

That's a good point, she probably has never been in any serious situation in her life and therefore should have never been a Cop (giving the fact that she seemed as you put it "Checked Out") let alone an actual patrol officer (behind a desk maybe)!

[@Mott2]

To be checked out infers you were once checked in. This lady clearly was never checked in at any point and should never be a police officer.

[@tylerf3728]

How that officer kept his cool after the fact is beyond me. I would have lost it on the other officer.

[@austingardiner6880]

My thoughts exactly, especially when he began to cuff her, she's not even pulling out her gloves. This is a paid ride along for her and the male officer is flying solo as a result. If I were him I'd be reporting her to HR, the lieutenant, the captain and the chief as well.

[@briancrawford69]

I'm sure he did later on. In that moment he was securing the scene and doing his job because she obviously wasn't

[@ParodyVille]

This whole scene just goes to prove that no matter how much training you get, some people cannot handle the job. I was in the Army for 3 years and while we recieve routine training (above and beyond Basic and AIT) nothing will really prepare you for when live bullets are being fired AR you by real life enemies - THAT is the moment your training kicks in, or it doesn't It did for him But not for her

[@mreega4812]

I would've said wtf were you doing just standing there

[@ClutteredMind-yt4gg]

He already moved on to the court case mode. If he said "why didnt you just taze her like i told you" who knows what kind of answer the psyche meds would have produced.

[@alicat2690]

As a chick cop that was always in on the fights, this is very frustrating... spent my whole career trying to make sure no one called me a quota hire. :/

[@hapablap2088]

My feeling is that you werent in on shit. I have never met a woman in my life id bet on in a fight again an average man.

[@AlexS-ei7kp]

Thanks for your service. Female cops get shit on WAY too much but you have more balls than plenty of dudes…

[@The-Last-Ariya]

@@AlexS-ei7kpdude please stop simping

[@jessepeloski2630]

@@The-Last-Ariya

[@NomiMaize]

I still mean what I said in my comment but at least we have a female on the police force that knows her stuff. Thank you for your service, ma'am.

[@justjeff2395]

A buddy of mine told me before I started my police career “female partners suck” lmao

[@christopherdark4671]

If you were in Nashville at the time that sentence may have had an entirely different meaning lol

[@andyrihn1]

The female officer apparently ignored a clear command from her partner and was insanely slow to react even when being yelled at to deploy her taser, all of which made a citizen death inevitable. She's lucky the citizen rushed the male cop even though she was closer and unarmed. And even after the citizen died she just stood there. She's a liability and I couldn't see why any officer would be assured she has her partner's back. She needs to go and take the fall for this

[@redthesussybaka69]

Did you see casies bodycam footage?

[@ThePilotWhoCantFly]

what about it? @@redthesussybaka69

[@wayneburgess2885]

Citizen didn't rush the male cop.

[@wayneburgess2885]

I'll look at it again

[@nerdzforevr9657]

​@@wayneburgess2885That woman was half a second away from full sprint when she got shot, you should check again

[@Michael-nr2wz]

The woman officer's lack of courage and inability to respond in a dire situation ultimately lead to that woman's death. What a shame on so many levels.

[@burnburn645]

its not lack of courage or inability to respond in a dire situation, its literally like everyone says; there for the paycheck or like donut said, waiting for her order lol

[@crashoverride328]

That wasn't lack of courage, that was absolute, total indifference.

[@mr.nobody1081]

@@burnburn645 women only enter the jobmarket to get paid after all, why one enters a job that has little room for oral advancement is beyond me.

[@nunyastockson5901]

under this pressure idk how well i would do. i may freeze. i may unload. but i can tell you this much: a discussion of my actions would be a discussion of how dumb my decisions were not how good of a statue i make.

[@-bubby9633]

In short a typical female

[@Adelaide-audits.]

Ill say it for the male officer... "what the fk were you waiting for!!?"😮😮😮

[@kenl9215]

Retired Cop of over 25 years and a Field Training Officer: In training I’d call that a “failure to engage,” and should’ve been reported during training. If they failed to resolve the issue during training I would’ve reported it to the training supervisor. If it was their last phase I would’ve recommended termination. Regardless of male or female because I’ve seen both. Current affairs have made law enforcement officers hesitant. Hesitation is caused by not understanding the law and, or, procedures. Failure to act is the same as overreacting.

[@Bigol_Jimbo]

I mean, I'm not saying you weren't able to stress the fuck out of people, but in training you're still at least aware that your life won't be put in danger. I'm not saying this dipshit shouldn't be fired and dragged through hell because now the family has a VERY legitimate case against the police department, but I'd at least like to see how long she'd been on the streets, if this was her first violent call, etc. Could have just slipped through the cracks and finally got put in a situation where there was no safety net.

[@mikespencer4481]

The way the female cop acted is exactly why the lawyer/family will win a big settlement

[@ddxs12]

As they should... She could have saved a life.

[@greenmonkey7305]

@@ddxs12……..but would you REALLY want her life saved? Do you think people that act like this in public will somehow get better and mysteriously get six figure a year jobs and be productive members of society? People that do these types of things will always do these types of things and will always be a risk to themselves and others around. Sometimes things like this occur because it’s just simply better off this way. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ I’ll give you this much, four of our local police departments in our county have all collectively shot and killed five people in the last five years. Going through these police departments calls for service for those five people that they generated throughout just a few short years the total call volume at the hands of them were about 115 calls for service. There will never be a call for service ever again in reference these five people that these police departments shot and killed. do you think these calls that were generated by these people who are now dead at the hands of police were good people?? No they were not. And three of them “were mental”. Again some people are better off for the sake of societies protections.

[@briank2502]

@@greenmonkey7305so nobody can ever get better? Nobody can ever change? And unless you’re making 6 figures, you’re not contributing to society? I know you don’t mean all that. I hope you don’t. Life is precious, and it’s worth saving. This slow to respond officer let this sick girl down.

[@ZetsuboNoShima]

@@greenmonkey7305id like to see you say this in front of a group of suicidal veterans many of whom are homeless. Are they better off dead? Or do they deserve help? What if one of your family members unfortunately ended up in a bad place like this? Use your little brain more before using your big mouth

[@ddxs12]

@@greenmonkey7305 jfc I'm not reading that. I'm not a psychopath so ya, if someone doesn't have to die, I'd go that route.

[@Dabeyoun]

The way the man just stops for a second after shooting, I can only imagine how hard he's controlling his rage, sadness and spite.

[@monkey02132006]

Well in the full release he went and lost it on his cruiser screaming fuck I wouldn’t blame him one bit if he blames the other officer

[@seanmcnally5560]

Exactly. I can only imagine what he wanted to scream at his worthless partner.

[@maryjane4432]

@@seanmcnally5560he did in the long version/original video.

[@meatpuppet5036]

He didn't go off on her, and I can only imagine he really really wanted to, but he knew they were being recorded, so best to say nothing there.

[@WeAre1Legion]

@@monkey02132006 I cant be a cop for that very reason, I'd go off on her on the spot

[@thethrashyone]

This should be a lesson to the bleeding hearts that lowering the standards to become a cop, just for the sake of "diversifying" our police forces, has serious consequences.

[@bilbo_swaggins4202]

She should be a Walmart security guard, at BEST.

[@fooliganvlogs]

Lady straight FROZE. Could’ve saved a life.

[@prodmowery]

Big facts. You da 🐐 Fooligan.

[@billybob9961]

Yes, seems like something was going on with her perhaps a medical issue the female officer was in a daze, moving in slow motion very strange behavior.

[@jrizzo8945]

But didn't . . Typical

[@RexDC]

​@@billybob9961Yeah, and that gemale cop didnt save her life, whos fault is that?

[@Sara-xk1ns]

⁠@@billybob9961did we watch the same video? She seemed perfectly coherent and stable to me. Walking was fine, she stepped on the curb just fine. When spoken to, she acknowledged and replied. She ignored the protocol and by doing so put herself, her partner and the suspect in danger. They had an entire parking lot to keep distance from her, the male officer has his weapon out by the time he’s 1/2 way thru the lot. The female walked right up to the suspect with no weapon out at all. Both hands nonchalantly in her vest. Even after she was told and confirmed she was going less lethal. Even when her partner is backing up she’s watching, she’s also moving, not in any direction to help though. She didn’t stand there and freeze or space out. She was told what to do multiple times and both times replied and confirmed she would do so. This is inexcusable. I don’t know how you could even attempt to give her an excuse for such pathetic behavior.

[@TheElbowMerchant]

Even when the male officer says, "taze her TAZE HER!" She still didn't pull out her tazer? Absolutely froze under pressure. Yeah, she needs to be suspended and evaluated as to whether or not she should remain a police officer at all.

[@maskedwaste5133]

That didn't even look like freezing under pressure. That just looked like she didn't care.

[@monkey02132006]

Oh she did. From her body cam it shows she did way too late and couldn’t get it turned on🙄 Just fumbled around with it

[@TheElbowMerchant]

@@maskedwaste5133 That's a fair point. I guess I was projecting, for lack of a better word. The only way I could see myself not following my training in similar circumstances, is if I freaked out and failed to act at all. God willing, I would do the opposite and actually DO SOMETHING useful.

[@CarolinaCaver]

Im pretty sure he is saying "Kasey, Tase her!" I am thinking that is the female officers name.

[@strategygalactic]

@@maskedwaste5133 Nah, she couldn't break the woman sisterhood.

[@thedemonsmademedoit]

I can't imagine how the male officer felt after this, needing to fatally shoot someone because his backup didn't perform.

[@harley4230]

He said “god damn it” as he was securing the woman. I can’t imagine how he felt knowing that a taser would’ve probably made the shooting unnecessary

[@jimcantswimfar3962]

Merry Christmas Donut, thanks for all the dope content, keep er up. ***HUGE FAN

[@adaribleabyss4082]

I feel so bad for the male officer, you can hear in his voice how much he regretted having to do that, he didn't want to shoot her, but was left with no choice because his partner didn't do her job.

[@alamedaslim9438]

Watch the full footage dude has a grin when he's crouched over her body cuffing her

[@legrandduca687]

@@alamedaslim9438 " yeahhhh all cops are murderers and enjoy killing " type of idiot ?

[@ThatOneGuyWithTheEye]

​@@alamedaslim9438ok?

[@MrTubbyTubb76]

@@alamedaslim9438 Post a link if you are going to state something like that because I highly doubt it!!!!

[@biggreenblob]

​@@alamedaslim9438, yes lots of people grin when under extreme stress. This is a common response, possibly instinctual - chimps and other monkeys "grin" (show their teeth) to show dominance.

[@Limon-cq5zu]

The silence after the shots spoke volumes. You can feel the male officer holding back a "WHAT THE FUCK!?"

[@austin9301]

I would like to see another angle of it too, I'd like to see if he's just staring at his partner or looking at the lady who got shot. I'd bet its the former lmao

[@GarudaLegends]

He is evil. He has a taser

[@josephpe90]

@@GarudaLegendsdid you even watch the first half of the video explaining how deadly a knife can be? 🤦‍♂️🤡

[@GarudaLegends]

@@josephpe90 anything can be deadly, coward. This is why tazers exists.

[@justinkopet3595]

​@@GarudaLegendshow do u know he does? If he hasn't been trained with one he can't carry one. Also it was a smart idea for him to have his gun out. What if he used his Taser and it didn't work or he missed them he would have been screwed.

[@sherlockholmez8764]

The female cop thought "non lethal" meant her getting on the radio and calling the police to come help. She should be in jail.

[@hossep2695]

She should be immediately fired, and she should have to pay the entire settlement/penalty

[@slaygoblins]

The level of restraint he had not to immediately go off on her afterward is commendable

[@AByrdProductions]

You could here it in his exhale after he shot

[@cjanquart]

Remember when Ralphie did the ground and pound on Scut Farkiss and swore nonstop? Yeah, that would've been me.

[@markshatto8699]

AT first, I thought like many others with LE and FTO experience she was under training. However, I recalled seeing the officers arrive in separate patrol cars. That normally doesn't happen. Call her in.Sit her down. Play the video for her and ask her if she still thinks this profession is for her. If she answers yes; Fire her!

[@thunderspear2251]

I was waiting for it. I was waiting for him to even go "What the duck?!" and be done with it. Man said, "You go non-lethal" before they even crossed the lot. Didn't pull out her gun by mistake, thinking he was taking non-lethal coverage. Just sat there. My condolences to the families.

[@TheBlunttake]

He mightve been in shock that he literally just ended a life

[@houayang7947]

Thats an independent woman right there. She's so independent that she helps no one. Even herself.

[@Li0nshare]

😂😂😂

[@richardcranium3579]

Stunning and brave

[@jayram7278]

She did a real great job just standing there, being present in the moment ..thats about it though .

[@jessiesorbet2434]

She's not gonna to let a man tell her what to do! 👿 FFS.

[@JAMinnick]

Don't do something, just stand there. Wait, I think it's the other way around 🤔

[@brianutley5636]

The fact they kept recording instead of trying to help the dude pumping out blood like he's a water fountain is wild.

[@mattplays3824]

i know, not many people actually do anything, like getting of the camera app and calling 911

[@xThunderSlugx]

Experienced a few "statues", or people who freeze during disturbances, while working for the dept. of corrections. Been working here for 6 years now and they aren't super common, but they do happen. When it happens while you are involved in the disturbance, it is beyond infuriating.

[@terpman]

I cannot believe how professional the male officer was after he had to shoot the suspect to not just completely lose his shit on the female officer. You can hear the rage and despair in his voice knowing she's the reason he just had to do this.

[@denicethemenace3323]

Yeah I’m with you. She might of well have had her hand in her fuckin pockets sitting on the curb. And I know there are some absolute badass female cops out there, but we’re starting to see a trend of incompetency

[@daveb7638]

Completely agree. He wasn't holding back what he really wanted to say.

[@Emrakul-ee4ru]

To me it sounded like he was almost grieving or on the verge of tears, knowing that it was his plan to have lethal and now he's thinking "if only i told her to go lethal, i couldve tased the woman and saved her". Dude couldnt be more torn by the situation yet is still doing his duty and for that he needs commended

[@kareldebures7006]

He did lose it...watch the real footage, both officers failed miserably contrary to what Doughnut says, extreme failure in training and professionalism, including Doughnut I hate to say for making light of this incident, I am ashamed of this on so many levels!

[@irrelevantideology9640]

She must be known as the "slow one" in the force. He didn't see like he expected much from her and that's why he didnt get more angry with her.

[@user-qj3pr3ql2x]

It's crazy how you can let your partner be put into that situation but its even crazier how incompetent this officer is.

[@xxdesertstorm]

its craztmy that you haven't figured out how to get a proper username

[@Persianversion]

@@xxdesertstormjets crazy that you care

[@tylercoon1791]

It is indeed craztmy

[@arcticeagle342]

@@xxdesertstorm y'know they probably just don't care

[@SmickyD]

@@user-qj3pr3ql2x i respect that

[@angelospetalas4468]

U don’t need to be a cop to know u shouldn’t just stand there and spectate

[@dustikudebro4473]

Proof we need a better vetting processing for recruits and fresh graduates as well.

[@seeingimages]

"You go non-lethal." "Casey taze her!" "Hand cuff her." "Take that knife away." 🤦‍♂️🙄 That female cop has no business being a cop. She cannot think for herself. She acts like she's brain dead. She has no ability to respond decisively under stress. She also failed to respond many times in a manner consistent with her training.

[@Mr_Meowingtons]

even when given commands she is in the clouds.. 100% useless

[@TiggaTrey]

i'd say shes a NPC but even they would have done better.... fr tho was she high?

[@YippeeKiYayMrFalcon]

She could probably be an ok barista.

[@kingkonggordy]

​@@TiggaTreyshe probably "has anxiety" lol

[@calebb5106]

@@YippeeKiYayMrFalcon i wouldnt trust her to make me a hot chocolate using milk with marshmallows and whipped cream on top

[@johnlocke9437]

Staggering incompetence. He had to tell her what to do all through the video and she still didn't do it. This is what happens when you have to fill a quota instead of recruiting the best for the job. She's utterly unready from the moment she exits her car.

[@MannyDer]

She was there just to kinda hang out a bit

[@kevinforeman4485]

Is my check ready???

[@azurebadger]

She was involved because the suspect was a woman. It actually makes sense. What doesn’t is letting someone who can’t be on point engage in that scenario. I suspect she went through the requisite training. And it may have been her very first engagement of that type. You never know how you will react to that kind of thing until you are in it. The Biology of your very own body and brain chemistry could betray you. Part of that training should include stress tests. The lawsuit should jog that improvement into action if nothing else would. She may havebalso been the only officer available. And i’m fairly certain that her confident approach meant expectation of her opportunity to talk her down as a woman. Maybe this was the first time that didnt work. I dont know. All i know is that the silence and shock prior to radio in meant to me that the cop literally couldnt believe what happened. The sadness in his voice when cuffing her got me in the feels. What a nightmare

[@azurebadger]

@@beowulf_of_wall_st dont you think the way she needed direction could indicate a state of shock? It might be worth a follow up later on. We’ll see

[@cgsimons1187]

Rather than sheer incompetence, it may have been her attitude towards following a man's suggestion. She really showed him how times have changed and what an "independent" woman is.

[@1shoedog1]

GREAT intro Donut!

[@thetrevorthejew]

On a comments about notifications on youtube, I've been subscribed to this channel for 3 years and to this day I have never had one video pop up in a suggested feed not even a short clip in fact I got all these other police review videos and channels up here but not operator donut

[@Mermare]

Wow, that's bad. She actually forced her partner to shoot someone. I'm a female and I'm embarrassed. She should be fired.

[@rahu5467]

ur not a female

[@sekiko7183]

​@@rahu5467How do you know that?

[@NSAhitLIST]

Everyone knows that anybody on the internet is a man until proven otherwise.

[@marcmenard9121]

Short but to the point. Nice Donut.

[@youpeopleareallinsane]

That officer makes me feel like my dream of being a police officer even in my obesity and questionable mental health condition seem like a possibility. Thank you for encouraging me former officer Casey.

[@timberthus2562]

Departments are desperate these days. You’d be surprised how many things get waived.

[@bcamp7255]

Nice, you too will put your partners in danger and get someone killed

[@yeetnoodle9668]

​@@bcamp7255 woosh

[@NomiMaize]

Gahd dayum. That was brutal but honestly pretty funny. - 1 Rep + 7 Skill

[@thethinkingtreefrog8061]

That woman should never have a position of responsibility ever again. I wouldn't even leave her in charge of a popcorn stall at a movie theater

[@scooby91981]

Especially since she didn’t even wear gloves

[@michaeldoyle189]

I know tasers don't always work, so who knows how this would have turned out. But her complete lack of any action is inexcusable

[@chrisd2p2]

Even brandishing a taser might bet someone to stop.

[@chaseself5420]

She’s a she so. She did what she does

[@TheDoomSlayerButPettingaCat]

​@@chaseself5420 What does that even mean?

[@helios4753]

Tasers work more than they don't

[@m5902]

all for inclusivity

[@Simon_Squared]

Literally kicking rocks in the background

[@thomassandor4399]

I think a question on officer boards should be “how many fights have you been in and how did they go”. If the answer is never, that board is immediately done with a fail.

[@benefactor8322]

How does that woman become a cop is beyond me. Incompetent and totally unprofessional.

[@jameswill9323]

Democrats

[@MargieM10]

Any woman.

[@seva4241]

Same as the military, lower standards for women to do the same job as men. It's only going to get worse, so buckle up if you are in America.

[@mightbegenius]

affirmative action probably

[@someones_here]

what do the democrats have to do with a bad recruiting/training system.@@jameswill9323

[@skipper409]

I’m a retired UK cop…..if anything like this had happened on our shift, no-one would be willing to woe]rk with that woman in future….she is a danger to all her colleagues

[@promajo]

in the UK, a cop in ths situation, would you shoot? multiple times (seems like in the chest too)? are you even carrying a gun? no other ways to diffuse or handle the situation? do cops train other ways to disarm a knife from a woman? I mean for cops in the US shooting is the first point on the list to handle any situation it seems

[@griggstyler23]

@@promajoyou’re supposed to keep shooting until the suspect is no longer a threat. Also, there’s a 21 foot rule when it comes with a knife. Short explanation, if someone is running at you with a knife, if they enclose within 21 feet you barely would have time to react and pull out your lethal option to protect yourself. Many people die by not having enough time to react to people with knives. The situation could have been handled a bit better if the other officer had their non-lethal out but in cases where you’re alone you match lethal with lethal.

[@IroncladTactical]

UK cops do far worse for far less and get commendations from their peers lol

[@Chris-ji4iu]

@@IroncladTactical Yep. Like pepper spraying a handcuffed suspect or arresting an autistic teen girl for saying a cop looks like her nana who is a lesbian (at least that one generated hilarious Halloween costumes).

[@Zeyr01]

And how many hardened commenters did you arrest?

[@edub90]

When he said you go non-lethal - her arms should have been extended a second later, holding a taser. Wow, she should be out of a job.

[@superchicken6b610]

Somehow, I missed 5 of your last videos, so I'm sitting here having a coffee and catching up. And of course, I was taking a nice big drink when the dude stayed smacking his pc with a dinner tray.... thanks. I have to clean coffee off of my wall now.... it's ok, we all love you, though😂

[@bkelly2310]

This is unforgivable incompetence. Nothing more to say

[@nightrunner1456]

A GOOD police officer will always RUNNING TO THE ACTION, NOT AWAY FROM IT.

[@kman-mi7su]

Not incompetence, incompetence is not knowing the job. It's COWARDICE.

[@meyes1098]

@@Raindrops4891 Donut LITERALLY explained it in the video...

[@valtomus7214]

@@Raindrops4891There always has to be a gun pointed at the suspect. As said in the video, if theres a second officer they can use non-lethal force. And the male cop said ”you have non-lethal” to the female cop who in the end didnt have anything. The male cop didnt have a chance to taze her

[@charlesstewart9246]

Because she was asked to do so,as per the manual. Like it has been explained in the video. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@bhtezzo3638]

Not only did she show she has no idea what she’s doing, but I personally believe anyone who can put a “ partner “ of theirs in a situation they may have to take another life, when they didn’t have to ,nor want to ,has no business anywhere near those situations

[@alberto5770]

No man, she has all the idea. 1 not acting alone but wait for a brain to get there to take control of the situation 2 hearing instructions clearly, to go with non lethal, while the other officer baits the suspect and get all the attention. 3 stay away from the line of fire and attention on a 30 degree angle at least. 4 since the other officer is a misogynistic pig ignore mansplaining and do fuck all 5 even with the suspect bleeding on the ground still do nothing until she feels like it and finally kick the knife away and handcuff. 6 now she can claim mental stress, testify against her partner and training and SOPs in place and retire to a desk on medical grounds, claiming discrimination on anything and wait for next check

[@joegreenbbka]

​@@alberto5770Did you eat alot of paint chips as a kid?

[@nadjasunflower1387]

@@joegreenbbka you don't get sarcasm very well do you ?

[@kiwidiesel]

​@@joegreenbbkawhat does this man's childhood diet have anything to do with any of what he said not being wrong.

[@dailynews5683]

She just likes 'the idea' of being a cop.

[@christiaanvorster1988]

The officers pause says it all 🤣

[@turbine219]

A true case of lethal incompetence

[@BeefSupremeSr]

Props to the female officer for being able to put on her make-up without male officer being there to tell her how and when.

[@tglake2894]

Casie! Eyeliner! EYELINER!

[@mpwmu9041]

Female cops couldn't wrestle a 10 year old boy to the ground let alone a grown man. Worthless. Desk duty.

[@TCFamas]

Boldly of you to assume he wasn't there to tell her!

[@Brainlers]

@@tglake2894well now she isn’t gonna do it

[@nikki.londonuk6881]

😂😂😂

[@douglasanderson1151]

I'm so pissed at the female officer. Like, what the hell are you doing??????? She does not deserve to wear the badge.

[@jaytheroofer20791]

Donut I've been watching your channel for ages bro and I love everything you make. I wana visit your skate shop sometime man. Buy a board from you. But anyways your a savage keep it up

[@rf3899]

Affirmative Action at its finest.

[@jasonwiggins5615]

You might want to look up what that means bud.

[@rf3899]

@@jasonwiggins5615 Affirmative Action applies to female hires for the sake of diversity of gender, not just for black people. Bud!

[@jonathangorrie2402]

To be a trained officer and not recognize a deadly threat when it’s right in front of you……. That to me is unfathomable

[@davidkniseley4314]

youre talking about the secondary officer right? lol

[@ryankuypers1819]

I'm sure some women have the temperament to be effective police officers. It's pretty clear this one certainly doesn't. It will be a shame if he takes the fall for her failure.

[@jonathangorrie2402]

@@davidkniseley4314 of course I am lol

[@davidkniseley4314]

@@jonathangorrie2402 I was making the joke that the second officer was actually more of a threat to everyone’s safety than the woman with a knife 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

[@jonathangorrie2402]

@@davidkniseley4314 oh hahaha talk about not seeing something that’s right in front of my face 🤣

[@Doc-Holliday1851]

He is WAY calmer than I would be if that had happened to me. Casey would have gotten such a freaking earful.

[@VineGrove123]

Body cams. No one is allowed to tell the truth, because it will offend the feminazis. Thankfully, the truth is getting out. Hopefully, there are enough good people who have not been brainwashed by the left wing harpies who will see what’s happening and vote for a change.

[@grantn8879]

Probably happens all the time, he's used to it by now

[@SamFisher007]

I agree, I would have been raging at the female cop right after that. Kudos to him for staying calm though and not reacting to his worthless fucking partner.

[@kyrohowe3156]

​@grantn8879 bet he's going to lose his patience, every time she fails

[@SPDFRK]

Wouldn't expect your YT persona to utter such words. LoL

[@pikachuketchum5301]

Donut bro, Noah has ANOTHER video from our favorite Wisconsin town La Crosse, funny as hell you should cover mr t rex again!

[@SaltyDomeRat]

“Another” Several, many, most, all of them! Hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@treydixon5399]

My heart breaks for that officer. You can feel the frustration and pain in his voice. He had zero interest in shooting. Forced to because he got absolutely no support from his partner. You can see why there's a lawsuit (other than there is always a lawsuit). Had the female office done as trained, done as instructed, the poor lady might still be alive.

[@casey98]

Officer: "Casey, tasse her! " Pretend officer talking to herself: " I think Mindy's FB post was directed at me, that bitc...." bam bam bam

[@xKapnKrunch]

​@@casey98omg why isn't this on the main comments.

[@WinterSniper26]

Like the way he says, "cuff her" or "get the knife away" he sounds frustrated and almost mad at her. Like he should be. She stood around while he had to make a choice to take a life. She needs to be fired and policy needs to change

[@WinterSniper26]

​@casey98 that comment is gold 🤣 but true. She had no idea she just put her partner in a place where he shouldn't have had to take a life had she done her job.

[@xKapnKrunch]

@@WinterSniper26 dude would have had the top comment if it was on the main page lmao...

[@fdfiveo]

Unfortunately, the female officer needs to rethink her career. Her inactions put her partner and the deceased in danger.

[@Gawdrek]

Click MFR I search for your content! LOL! Keep on Keeping on Donut.

[@Gawdrek]

That neck stabbing video you're referring too is crazy af.

[@bubbavieth]

Our boy Noah is back at it again in La Crosse. Man, I miss that town, can't wait to go back..

[@ryanmcgee602]

The ability to not start swearing uncontrollably at the lady officer is impressive...

[@diannawalker758]

My bf and I went through the video, and the raw footage. WTF? What was she doing backing off behind that car? He was very specific. "Kacey, tase her." It was like she was on another planet. At one point, she appeared to be looking past the victim. This woman should be taken out of service for good. She's got no business being a cop. It was like she was trying to undermine him.

[@stevecariggillio4139]

That last sentence. Some, if not most, strive to undermine constantly. In any scenario.

[@larrykelly7624]

Not a victim but a perpetrator.

[@dypzyhosely]

That thing about Will Ferrell from Talladega Nights got me really good 😂

[@ThatDudeDeven]

I see that Dessert Warrior Ultratech, Donut.

[@BootsofBlindingSpeed]

Hope the male officer doesn't get in trouble. He did everything he was supposed to do.

[@mareczek00713]

I doubt he will face real issues here, cops are unionized and bodycam clearly shows dude had a sound plan and did what was necessary after his partner either panicked or was a retard, that being said female cop will likely get the boot as there is only so much union could do in face of such evidence even if they decided to stick out for her while city will likely drop a huge settlement with victim's son since technically they did fail by letting Casey Price do actual police work. The real bitch for him will be memory of having to kill somebody and likely trust issues with future partners until they actually prove themselves in his eyes.

[@aaronwalcott513]

My word!! How inept. She showed no regard for her partner's life, let alone the perp's life, or even the badge she's wearing 😢

[@4pmpm114]

Mate, shes not Officer material.....the situation OVERWHELMED her.....she could not think, process and conclude anything.. Male officer prepared her but still she moved/thought at a Turtles pace.. She may be a lovely person but a Polìceman she is NOT...

[@jpizel1070]

It was so weird. She completely froze. It's like she was watching a movie.

[@michaelj6392]

Just realized at your last comment that I’ve been subscribed to you for a long time but haven’t seen a video you put out show up in my feed in ages.

[@uhohitsatrap9989]

And, this is why we need state mental institutions back.

[@benfrancis4896]

I feel really sorry for the male officer in this scenario. It must be a terrible feeling in these life and death situations knowing your partner doesn't have your back!

[@bobinthewest8559]

There is absolutely no way she can continue on the job… NO officer will ever work with her (not if they’re smart anyway). If she doesn’t have the good sense to resign… one hundred percent, she should be canned (and hopefully prevented from joining any other force/department). There is too much on the line in that job to allow someone that useless to be involved.

[@codychickadee5095]

I have seen newer episodes of COPS where dude has a young female cop with him. She turtled and cried and he was forced to put himself in danger to rescue her. It's gotten beyond completely pathetic.

[@firstanon6655]

While women shouldn't be officers in any case, the male in the video is absolutely useless too and so are a lot of males in the police force this is just pure clickbait. Have you seen the videos of countless overweight male officers being easily outran or even overpowered and having their own weapons taken?@@codychickadee5095

[@Niilo2.2]

Here's your equal rights, you're welcome.. what? Aren't you happy? You must be a misogynist then. Thanks society.

[@aachucko]

But we can't say we don't want to work with females. That's sexist.

[@gavinborn5760]

She is not fit for duty and needs to be immediately released or never allowed field duty. Danger to society

[@coltonwilkie241]

What can she actually contribute to the world besides laying in bed for sex? I wouldn't trust her to be outside the house or anywhere but the bed. She's a whole other level of mentally incompetent that sex might actually be too much. It would probably feel like you're taking advantage of a vegetable with her so the one thing she might be decent at is also morally in the grey area.

[@jesseozmen9835]

she can go watch the parking meters

[@gaymerbrando]

i can see the frustration and defeat in the officer's arm movements after he shoots the lady, i just know he was giving his partner the death stare for those few seconds afterward

[@w.i.t_dnb]

that first clip is terrifying

[@samhatfield4781]

She didn't freeze up or freak out. She just stood there and watched it happen with a blank face. She didn't even try to jump in after the incident to render aid or help her partner until he said something. I hope they win that lawsuit because that was complete negligence on her part, and now that guy has to live with her mistake on his conscience forever. My heart goes out to the family and the officer who was forced into that situation.

[@4187]

Another unfortunate point to add is that Alivia (the suspect) was also a mother of 3, so because of the negligence by the female officer she caused 3 children to lose their mother.

[@philblakely]

@@4187 No. She could have prevented it, but she didn't cause it. Alivia caused it herself.

[@4187]

@@philblakely Yeah that's true, still doesn't change the fact that it could've been prevented all together.

[@zenniththefolf4888]

Also consider the people who made the call might also feel guilt themselves. They just wanted to help the mother, but unfortunately it didn't end the way anyone would expect. No one wins in this situation. All because one officer failed her duty, her badge and her community. She was the weakest link in the chain.

[@littlejackalo5326]

LOL. She was under no obligation to use non lethal. She was perfectly justified in shooting. She knew she drew her pistol because she fired 5 quick shots. If she thought she grabbed her Taser, she would have pulled the trigger ONCE. I'll bet if you watched the video with no sound, you'd call it clean. She was under no obligation to everyone who thinks she accidentally grabbed her pistol instead of her Taser, obviously doesn't know how a Taser works. She would have pulled the trigger ONCE. You don't pull a Taser trigger multiple times. (Some traders allow 2 shots, but not all of them.) If she thought it was her Taser it would have been ONE shot, the way you use a Taser.

[@runningscout14]

The regret and disappointment in the voice of the male officer is gut wrenching. He definitely didn't want to take those shots

[@xptvisnotreal7143]

thats one way to get a headache.

[@oldmanemptyhouse7659]

This is going on all over America in all fields of employment. Hiring people just to check a box will be the end of this country.

[@holyomega3093]

@@Kathleen2022 The same group that's unfit to do their job still gets to vote so it's kind of self explanatory on why we are screwed.

[@davidhowell7901]

I've been in manufacturing for over 20 years and have seen the results of hiring individuals to 'diversify' the work force.

[@wmike8162]

No kidding

[@johnnytyler5685]

That's the entire point. What do you think the woke agenda is all about? It's about destroying all of the foundations of this country in order to destroy America from within...and it is succeeding beyond any Marxist Democrat's wildest dreams.

[@aj897]

Say this all the time to family, a country that gives out participation/constellation awards for everything is doomed to fail. You can’t have people who unfit at their jobs stay in those fields, like this lady, they get others killed.