Finnish Police VS Drunk Finnish Man || FOREIGN REACTS

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[@HoseTheBeast]

That is not a normal patrol police. That is a violent crimes investigations unit, they are detectives. The back of their van is likely full of forensics equipment. Those vans aren’t for transporting people.

[@sifuelphotography]

plus there is a cameracrew also in that vehicle possibly also in this case.

[@Silveirias]

He's a very typical drunk, imo, like they said. I've never really been scared of drunk old men in Finland, because they're usually harmless and friendly. Even in cases I've received unwanted attention and comments (I'm a woman), I've also received an apology every time I've confronted them. Usually something like "I'm sorry, I didn't mean anything bad by it." Even when they've been angry and pissed off, it's usually not you they're angry at. They're angry at the world and the "system" and I think they just want to vent. Obviously everyone should still be careful, but I think 9/10 times the drunks are fine.

[@beatnik6806]

Yeah nobody should even care what they say, they are not themselves and are very, very fckd up. So their comments never got into me. And they barely can keep themselves standing so a woman could probably easily get away if they turned violent. Absolutely anybody should be careful thought like you said because drunkards can be unpredictable too and could do damage.

[@MikkoMurmeli]

Yup. I used to hang out more on the train stations of Finland capitol area long ago, when I was a "homeless" fella holding a dayjob to get my debts paid. During that year, I only had one "close call" sorta incident where this big fella (not criminal related) was confrontational to me because I had a small pocket knife I used to peel a mango I had bought from a store, so I could eat it. Damn dude just told me to put the knife away and I did, because I don't want a fight over a mango.

[@hevoskuiskaaja2008]

They are not. Most drunk finnish men are commiting domestic violence in their homes.

[@Demomancer]

One note, the cops giving that guy a ride to a shelter is good policing, because it reduces the odds that the guy either commits a crime or becomes a victim of one.

[@kv6uf]

In Finland, I can trust that the police will try to help me and is friendly, if I'm sincere and friendly towards them. Never had trouble with the police in Finland. I have once been in a police vehicle and that was in Sweden, when I was lost and they offered to take me where I wanted to be. :D

[@GreenlifeFin]

Yeah. Maybe if your skin is white.

[@tomikorpiaho691]

@@kv6uf what a fucking country your living yeas there are good cops but there IS so much going on in cops on Finland that you dont know nothing

[@spoonzor1]

Same, but as any person, a cop can have a bad day and/or is an asshole as a person.

[@sense0fpurpose]

I have a past of drug abuse and have been dealing with cops a few times. But as you respect them, they respect you back. There's no need to scream "F the police", like most of the junkies do. At the end the law always win.

[@JMPERager]

@@spoonzor1 Yeah, but that would be a rare exception, and not a rule and it appears to be in many other places. Also, the degree of crime they have to deal with on a daily basis affects that a lot. Sweden (especially outside the big cities) and Finland usually don't have that bad crime that would cause you to have to be more harsh. A lot of cops in other parts of the world are a product of their environment.

[@iirokarimo4565]

In finland we call police cars as state taxis (fin. valtion taksi). And jail is of course state hotel

[@Joonatan75]

Or sword taxi (Miekkataksi).

[@Gittas-tube]

@iirokarimo4565 😂😂😂😂🚓🚔🚔

[@SampoSaarela]

Also, the joke "onko sulla muita omaisia kuin viranomaiset" is very funny in Finnish. "omainen" means like "next to kin" or something like that, but "viranomainen" means basically a police in this context. So he is asking that "do you have any other next to kin than the police"? Which is sad but very Finnish humor.

[@_Just_Andy_]

Unfortunately subtitles didn't really do justice here. The way they talked would be just very hard to translate.

[@katin.rontti4479]

SO true. The translation was poor.

[@digitalspecter]

Appreciate the compassinate take. I wish we all would remember that "none of us are incapable of being in this situation".. because it's not about strength of character of whatever, anyone can break under certain conditions.

[@anuselena]

Finnish and American police are indeed very different. That aside, it’s good to note that the “customer” is drunk and it is winter. Police isn’t a taxi as mentioned before but on occasion if they are not busy they might give someone a ride home. However, if the person is incapable of taking care of themselves, the police has to pick them up or if need be call and ambulance. Usually the customer spends the night in jail and sometimes the police chooses to drop them home. The first police unit was a specialized crime investigator unit, not the typical patrol unit so they are likely to not have free space for people. The normal patrol police usually has a tagged van or sometimes a patrol car similar to USA.

[@aphapppaa]

Finnish and American police also operate in VERY different enviroments.

[@Aquelll]

The normal police van has a jail space at the back and an office space in the middle.

[@jussiniemi9560]

The minivan or "Maija" is the usual ride that they use. It has double doors, and a bench where you (the customer / victim / hobo) sit with your back against the wall that separates you from the drivers. You might sit there in cuffs, or not. Depending on issues. These guys are from the violent crimes unit, and they propably don't have the room in their car. Also, there are no air fresheners that gets out that properly marinated Hobo bouquet. I once saw the police coming across a passed out hobo who had shit his pants. They called the younger patrol to deal with it.

[@jarieljahbaba2275]

I dont think you can call these new cars maija, they are so far from the legendery mustamaija that could take 4 clients at time, these modern "maijas" have room for just one client at a time and because of that are much more ahdistava, whats the word.. anyway the point being that these new cars are shit.

[@ilari90]

@@jarieljahbaba2275 I'd say anxiousness inducing, or really uncomfortable for that "ahdistava".

[@ilari90]

I think also they might say that because they know there might be more cases coming which require it more, they don't want to act as a taxi. That was the guy's first question "take me to the shelter", but he hasn't done anything else than being drunk there, so they don't want to use time for that, sometimes they might do it on purpose and if they get that idea, "hey, this works and I don't need to pay a taxi", they'll use it in the future, and then they tell that to their compatriots in the shelter and they get this idea, too.

[@Nightwalk444]

@@jarieljahbaba2275 "Client" lmao

[@Silveirias]

@@ilari90 I'd use the word oppressive or distressing for ahdistava. Could be anxious, too, but anxiety also translates to levottomuus (restlessness) and pelokkuus (fearfulness, timidness), so I think the nuance for ahdistava is closer to those two words.

[@Rasmanni]

well those cops where special cops "violence unit" they mostly just investigates violence crimes, not daily drunks, they even dress differently.

[@GIOBOZZ]

😮

[@BLVCKSCORP]

Yes, which means that they're vehicle is not meant for transporting civilians. You can see that the vehicle is different from the patrol vans.

[@Joonatan75]

Yeah, it wasn't a sword taxi (Miekkataksi), one just came from behind.

[@just42tube]

​@@GIOBOZZ Police have many different responsibilities with different units and groups specializing in different tasks. Not every police or unit does everything, except when they are the only one available. There's a specific law of how to handle intoxicated persons depending how they behave and in different situations: Laki päihtyneiden käsittelystä (Act on the handling of intoxicated persons) Legislation gives police tasks and responsibilities. But they also have room for judgment of how to arrange their operations and to make judgement calls in individual situations.

[@mattimatkalainen]

In english: plainclothes detective.

[@aripaanala]

USA police has 6 months education and they just learn how to shoot? In Finland police education takes four years.

[@Grey_psychedelics]

No? It's two years studying and one as a trainee

[@thrillyria]

Depends on the state. Some have mere months of studies and rest is learned in the job as a trainee. Some require way longer studies. There's no national standards for law enforcement education in the USA.

[@goodgalbadhabits]

​@@thrillyria Which unfortunately in way too many cases shows.

[@kekka77]

Because Finnish police are so soft, that's probably the reason why all public places and parks in Finland are overrun by alcoholics and drunk people

[@imonoke7903]

Its not copying when u react to the same stuff other ppl react too. This is YOUR reaction, nothing copied. That said, nice reaction again. Keep it up 🤗

[@DropB]

Those guys were detectives from the homicide unit. That is why there was no space in they car. They called a street patrol to pick up the alcoholic geezer.

[@just42tube]

"meillä ei ole kuljetustilaa tässä". It doesn't necessarily mean there isn't any space which could be used by passengers. It can be understood to mean there is no space for that type of transportation or for that purpose. They are trying to say that they aren't a delivery or taxi service without being unnecessarily negative and provocative with drunks.

[@jariverro4696]

And in this case the filming crew is sitting at the back

[@HoseTheBeast]

Also that is the violent crimes investigations unit they are not patrolling police. So very likely the back of the vehicle is full of forensics equipment.

[@jepulis6674]

It means they dont have the back space that can be hosed down after the shift :D

[@Crn.Fin.1]

Like the guy said: Police is your friend. What is nice here in Finland is that when you do something stupid they will ask you first what is wrong and why you are so mad. If you attack them, you deal the consequences. Luckily they won't allow egomaniacs in Finnish police.

[@villenousiainen7899]

Slip ups do happen, but last I heard an officer that got overly provoked and said some very bad things got fired.

[@koistinen9368]

This is the most sad and wholesome video att the same time you just watched ngl.

[@GIOBOZZ]

Agreed

[@osemarvin2847]

I liked your post video comments. I think you're thoughtful, nice, emphatic and very intelligent person. And this is not a compliment. It's a fact. Any person who thinks like that gets an A+ in my books.

[@GIOBOZZ]

Thank you Much appreciated🤝

[@carlj.r2498]

You had a very wholesome conclusion in the end about our limitations. It would really be nice to see people step out of the "could never happen to me" mentality. Having compassions should be the norm, not the exception.

[@kapuseta]

Just wanted to say I was impressed by your thoughts about the video and its themes! So much reaction content on KZbin is of the lazy kind; watch video, smile and laugh, give compliments and go to the next video. I always enjoy hearing peoples honest thoughts about different subjects! Keep doing you! Best wishes from Finland

[@Finngas]

Specially equipped vehicle which has no space for customers. This space is used to either hold heavy duty weapons, dogs, equipment to get the weight of trucks etc etc. the list goes on.

[@make7983]

2:31 they mainly use VW Transporters like the one in the video and they have two "benches" in the back which they use. Apparently this specific one does not have those installed and the space is use for some other purpouse (canine or something else) Edit: they had Väkivaltarikosyksikkö written or the jacket. So they're violent crime unit or something like that

[@KimmoBernstrom]

There isn't space in the back bcause it's tutkintayksikkö like csi or violent crime unit so they have their equipment there. Normal patrol cars habe the holding place or backseats for transportation

[@jarde9557]

In Finland if they have no room in the jail anymore, they bring the guy/ girl to his home. Otherwise there is a risk the person might pass out on the snow and freeze to death during winter. Usually these drunk old men are really fun to talk to they have million stories to tell and 0 problems with you as long as you are polite to them. Strange fact in Finland is that if you get into a fight and you accidentally kill the guy (I think it's called a man slaughter). You get 3 to 6 years jail time. Unless you were drunk then often closer to 3 years. From which you need to "sit" half. So that is like 18 months jail time. Many of these old drunken people are very ready to pay to price if you mess with them. That's something many tourists don't know and understand.

[@TheTrueFelight]

I believe the issue with the car is that it's an investigative unit so it's not a normal patrol with secure transport seat in the back. They just happened to run into him, its not part of their main job but he was in a dangerous place so they had a duty to make sure he is safe.

[@Sahkopotkukelkka]

Let us help the weakest.

[@Sardaukar41]

Thing is, they are detectives from Violent Crimes unit and they don't have car suitable for transporting anyone. That'd be patrol cars etc., these guys don't have space, they have their own "office" back there in van with their equipment.

[@guuguu74]

Remember that title was termed as Helsinki Police Department, Violent Crimes unit or similar , they work with "normal" civilian looking minivan type and said that they didn't have room to transport, usually only official police vehicles do those transporting jobs for drunken and some1 criminally types .... *IMHO*

[@32herz]

these guys are detectives and they were just telling the guy that they are not a taxi. but yeah, otherwise pretty true to life :)

[@eerikkinuutinen5808]

It's the violence unit so they don't have room in their cars. They would invite the normal police to "give a ride".

[@zoolkhan]

you make a very good point. This situation could hit any of us, even in finland (especially in times when funding for social initiatives is cut in favor of military spending)

[@lasseleppanen752]

Most of police cars in finland have seats in a back of the car but that one have heavyer gun in back and that is the why it don't have seats

[@MsElias64]

Kiitos. Kaikki tekee mitä osaa . 😊

[@GirlfromFinland]

This was a nice video and reaction :)

[@aripaanala]

This was not normal police unit, but drunken man was in harms way in the middle of road.

[@samuel_seeking_truth]

Some police cars have backbox that has no textiles. The policeman basically said they did not have such box. As this man probably had shit in his pants they cant take him to seat that had cloth.

[@valzuman]

yeah in finland if someone has to go to jail, the police just asks them politely to show up at the jail at their convenience. no space in car needed

[@MarkkuKoljonenwTinja]

Thanks! 🙏 Tinja,Markku&Huns

[@vesalamminranta6744]

Im from finnland and they have space. Its just nice way to say him that we are not going to get you to night place. Ive live at helsinki

[@teropiispala2576]

Most of the police cars have space for people. That must have been special vehicle

[@jussikuusela7345]

He used an "old" Helsinki slang word "(s)kuru" for the tram... in newer slang it is "spora".

[@glory2cybertron]

True story: The police once escorted me from my apartment to a 4 star hotel in the back of their highly uncomfortable van because a pipe had exploded in the building and the floor was flooding.

[@JendyFrags]

I always liked your videos but i had like month or two when i felt like you were negative, or/and too "mean", for me atleast. But few last videos i felt like you are empathetic, looking at stuff from different perspectives. Love it, keep up good work!

[@muranziel]

The cars for that specific unit (violent crimes unit) don't have room to transport people. Patrol cars do have transport capacity.

[@kallekonttinen1738]

Damn. I was watching this and noticed from last part that this is in front of my office at Pasila, Helsinki..

[@essipaulamaki4094]

Police asked if he had any other relatives (omaisia) other than officials (viranomaisia) and he replied that he's a friend of police officers. I remember one of my patients, a former police officer who said that his only friends were hookers and thiefs as he was always working when he was young.

[@SozuliYt]

There is few difrent types of units in Finland as violence unit they have majorly jus gear in the back but non K9 traffic units do have space in the back to put arrested personals in.

[@SozuliYt]

also prison is the actual place you go when you are waiting for trial or serving your punishment and jail is the holding that police has to keep you burning investigation or just to monitor you.

[@juhakivimaki94]

the police cars in finnland are set up for the squads needs,some have room for transporting people,others have room for dogs or gear for traffic surveillance etc.then they call the car with the right equipment as needed to assist

[@syrenka1619]

There is space in the back but it's not the police's job to give drunk people rides unless they are very disruptive in some way and call another unit. They will ask you to go home and point you in the right direction. Lived with an alcoholic for a year, so I've seen what happens.

[@torpmorp1324]

They do have space but they’re not a free taxi.

[@SocratesWasRight]

Generally they have room to detain people, but they do not operate as a taxi. In that particular car though it seems that there is no barrier between back and front so if they were to put people there, they would need to be handcuffed and connected somewhere. They are not going to do that to an ordinary drunk.

[@PjotrII]

At least some of the vans have space in the back for people. This is at least authentic Finnish life!

[@Eklektos_Filandos]

I have been in police cars in Finland. They have actually space in there it was just a joke. That paricular car has room for atleast 2 people if not 4 in the back.. it has two benches on both sides for 4 people to sit but they are on the smaller side.

[@kognak6640]

They were driving unmarked white van. I bet it's not kitted same way as regular striped patrol van.

[@Eklektos_Filandos]

@kognak6640 That may be true.

[@frozencrow8735]

They are from violent crime unit so I abet there isn't room for people in the back. They usually investigate violent crimes etc so they probably have some special equipment there that normal police cars don't have.

[@timokuusela2622]

that cop van is Unmarked

[@MrTitnik]

There is space In a normal cop car, thats lead unit wich does not have space

[@distinctions5714]

we dont have spave = we are not taxi . They were speacial criminal polices van full off stuff , stardart police have room

[@anssiulmala1554]

Finland's Police is mostly okay but in some cases they don't inform enough well on media platforms but some cases it can be related to our laws so maybe that is why. We have quite high protection to people's identity and sometimes it is good and sometimes not.

[@varpusparvi]

oh, this has my favorite cop of all time john ahlgren. totally a no bullshit guy.

[@varpusparvi]

also, they are from a unit, that could have all sorts of technical doodoo in the back.

[@timokuusela2622]

that cop van is not normal cops,. normal cops have Bluejumpers

[@LebowskiDudeful]

Maybe your neighbor's an old drunk who calls the ambulance just to be lifted off the floor. That would suit the topic!

[@GIOBOZZ]

Actually young Maybe they work at the hospital One of my other neighbor is a cop and I was concerned as well until I seen who came out the cop car in cop uniforms

[@LebowskiDudeful]

@GIOBOZZ Except neither cops nor ambulance drivers drive their emergency vehicles outside work. But sure, they can wear the uniform on the way.

[@Sperimorph1]

They do have seats in back of the truck. But its only for arresting.

[@True000spirit]

The finnish flag and the israeli flag are both blue and white. two stars and a cross. then nine roses, maidens and one lion in the middle. the israeli politics is finnish politics, the are the same

[@riittakeskikuru8172]

Kiitos, puhut asiaa

[@Vili-mf4wx]

Juu, juopot on lepposia verrattuna "sekakäyttäjiin" Tainnut poliisilta unohtua se että kännissä tehdään suurin osa tapoista ja pahoinpitelyistä..

[@helirium]

I’m sorry for your grandfather 😕

[@GIOBOZZ]

🙏

[@YksiKaksi3]

we get our daily sadness with @

[@timokuusela2622]

well not all homeless person are violent and easy to talk and they can ask help

[@jjooonn-9542]

I recommend reacting to this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maKxeWaoncSsqaM Here's a pretty good video about the development of Finnish music from 1924-2024, better than previous ones that lacked really big names from the history of Finnish music. I came across this video myself today.

[@henrikniklander1779]

That was not regular cop car, this was like we say sivarikyttä, those guys dont move, when som crime have happen thise guys jumps in to look. Cops have seats in cars where dump citisens

[@Erkkiboi]

Some people just use the police as a taxi

[@Sparky-t3t]

Cant compare. Finnish police dont run into armed "customers" almost ever

[@JustTweetAway]

Those are not normal cops they are inspectrors they jave Guns and stuff the car FULL.

[@ziko-Official]

Good video

[@gofgoffi2209]

These polices are not good. There is that cold and that man is in drunk. Police should help him out. This police said, mx few hours you need to wait... Few hours. How many minus degrees is in there? That man doesn't have even warm gloves. I think these polices in the end helped him only because of the camera.

[@juhakorpi8372]

You are good

[@Rockxenez]

"Muutama tunti maksimissaan joutuu odottamaan talvella", come on.

[@joonaasd1856]

Please stop wasting the time of officials..

[@pekkaniemi5596]

Nämä on rikospoliisi ...siksi autossa ei ole pidätys tiloja

[@katin.rontti4479]

This video was soooooo boring because you used so much time to talk about the obvious things and your own point of views instead of maybe talk about the differences between your police in U.S./other countries versus our police here in Finland. Very disappointed to the content this time.

[@HarriTyynelä]

Kytola is my frend

[@UncleHam1337]

Take note that the cameras might have something to do with them being so nice

[@larrywave]

Maybe maybe not

[@marilonnqvist4997]

kun käyttäytyy kunnolla heille ja kaikille muillekin niin ei ole mitään ongelmia. Niin metsä vastaa kuin sinne huutaa

[@Gibbetoo]

@@marilonnqvist4997 monesti on toisinkin.

[@UncleHam1337]

@@marilonnqvist4997 Usein näin, noin höveleitä eivät kuitenkaan ole ikinä ilman kameroiden läsnäoloa. Onhan se kieltämättä todella hyvä mahdollisuus kerätä helpot peeärrät, en ihmettele.

[@Dewkeeper]

It's pretty consistent with the experience on the ground. It's a combination of the police not being under pressure and a generally high accountability. Just incentivizes a relaxed, public servant kind of attitude.

[@sovietrazor]

They lied, finnish vans have room in the back for upto 2 people, they wanted him off the road but didnt want to arrest him.

[@turpasauna]

Not all of them do. There are modified units.

[@starlink58]

Police lied.There is space about 2.

[@ladoga]

They had the film crew there.

[@frozencrow8735]

They are from violent crime unit so there probably wasn't room. They usually investigate stuff so they probably carry different equipment.

[@oplkfdhgk]

7:35 no kai sitä nyt huumeiden käyttäjät voi käyttäytyä vähän omituisesti kun on laittomat aineet. jos ois laillista niin ei tarvis turhaan kuumotella poliiseja.

[@ariseaman390]

Yks kirja joka kaikkien penskojen tulisi lukea, Christiane_F: Huumeasema Zoo. Sanoisin että tuo jopa pakolliseksi kouluihin sen sijaan että tankataan Kalevalaa.

[@oplkfdhgk]

@ariseaman390 ahaa. Mistäs tässä kirjassa kerrotaan?

[@oplkfdhgk]

​@@ariseaman390 aa se on tollanen kirja. no ei toi paljon muuta mitään kun minun kanta pohjautuu entisen huumepoliisin kertomuksiin. tämä huumepoliisi oli tehnyt työtä varmaan pari kymmentä vuotta huumepoliisina ja hän huomasi että sillon kun hän alotti niin huumeiden käyttäjät olivat hyvin rauhallisia eikä aiheuttanut juuri mitään ongelmia mutta sitten poliisit rupesivat puuttumaan huumeiden käyttöön rankalla kädellä jonka jälkeen väkivalta ja muu rikollisuus nousi. hän huomasi tämän koska hän joutui huumepoliisina soluttautua huumeiden käyttäjien joukkoon.nyt tämä huumepoliisi koittaa saada huumeita laillistettua jotta saisi tätä väkivaltaa vähenemään.

[@miikapoyhonen6211]

Huumeet ja käyttötavat muuttuneet vuosien mittaan. Nykyään on sekakäyttökulttuuri mikä tekee monet käyttäjät agressiiviseksi. Kyse ei ole kuumotuksesta poliisia kohtaan. ​@@oplkfdhgk

[@jarieljahbaba2275]

@@oplkfdhgk Minun mielestä olette kumpikin oikeassa, aineiden laittomuus on suoraa suhteessa käyttäjien käyttäytymiseen, tietenkin, silti ihan jokaisen kannattaisi lukea tai kuunnella christianne f huume asema zoo, paras kirja huumeista ja ajautumisesta siihen maailmaan nuorena.

[@petrikehusmaa7909]

arju rasit.

[@tomikorpiaho691]

They are TV cops but If there was no cameras things have going to Be so not nice a.c.a.b

[@pederpedersson8951]

there are different kinds of cops, just like in the us, beat cops and detectives, there are detective from violent crimes unit. their car is filled with field equitment. while the beat cops dont have the car fild and even has a professional drunk tank in the rear.

[@JustTweetAway]

These cops was not normal cops they have Guns and OTHER gear in the back of the car.