Goat Rodeo In Atlanta Caught on Badge Cam

[@Ambushcrysis]

She kept noticing her backdrop. Kept telling people to get out of backdrop. Took 1 shot when she had a great backstop which hit its target. Great job!

[@nat_2096]

A job well done

[@ChinoXL91]

Back stop ….!! It’s called back stop … !!! thank you ….

[@donf3877]

@@robertortiz8540 She kept giving verbal commands WHILE she had a foul backstop. She only took the shot when she had a CLEAR backstop. She was professional the ENTIRE time. ONLY after it was said and done, did she let her guard down and lose it. And, I would rather have police officers that are human like she is and hate to shoot someone.

Great job? Are you mental?

[@kamishorts999]

@ exactly, nothing about this was great or good

[@leskobrandon691]

Letting mom walk around and be so involved is insane. She was in the middle the whole time and they never asked her to gtfotw. Absolutely crazy.

[@SweetUareDesi]

The main officer did

[@Sir_Mike]

They did but she won't hear it.

[@t3ch_n0]

Yes they did....

[@jeezus666]

Makes me think the cops knew this family well. Otherwise this makes no sense how they handled the whole thing.

[@MoeDoe1]

They did tell her to move. I heard it once.

[@ljruss42]

I’m so sick of the “outcry” from the community without knowing the facts. What was the cop supposed to do? Wait for him to hurt them or someone else 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Ph4r4oh_444g]

Amen if he had a gun out and pointed the muzzle at me (unloaded or not) I would’ve shot him I wouldn’t have thrown some Kunai knife at him, I wouldn’t have had a cool movie moment and aimed for his leg, I wouldn’t have pulled a neo from the matrix juke move to dodge bullets, I would’ve shot him arrested him called a bus and perform life saving measures this is not a movie or a video game you have one life and if you fail or f*ck up then you’re done that’s it people need to stop playing cops and robbers with the police this is not a fcking game talking bout some “imma wait for the real cops to get here that cop was a blessing cause the moment he said that he had a gun and that he was gonna shoot me or my partners I would’ve pulled mine out and yelled at him to get out the car

[@ljruss42]

@@brycemorgan6708 😂😂😂😂

[@wallacedavenport802]

I live in Atl and I don't remember it at all. The perp got what he wanted. Oh well. I would have shot way earlier.

[@trakaill]

@horace sheffield its the cops job to police the community. It's your job to raise decent children

[@Kaleena43]

The Ma’Khia Bryant video proved that communities will have an outcry of anger over even the most justified shootings. Stupidity knows no bounds.

[@obviousness8113]

Officer, you did your job. He had time to choose his fate. Your cries tell me that you have a heart, that you care. That makes you human. I respect that. I pray that you are well. Thank you for your service.

[@tire26]

Yes. Seriously, if she's reading this, we need more police like you.

[@elijahshabazz1806]

@James R men go through it too though.

[@alpha1k.]

yup

[@cameronpewitt1519]

@James R I agree, combat is for men for no other reason than biology. We are just built more for violence. That being said, combat was over. An emotional release after taking a human life is probably more normal than not. I can’t say for myself, I’ve never been in that situation.

[@rekunta]

Not sure I agree her crying was due to feeling for the guy shot. That sounded to me like a reaction stemming from an adrenaline dump. She was simply overwhelmed by the intensity of her body’s fight/flight response when she finally had some time to begin to emotionally process it.

[@Toxyethanol]

Completely justified and she still didnt want to pull the trigger. Cops are people too.

[@roninjd1686]

She absolutely did not want to have to pull that trigger, she exhausted all opportunities, maxed out most officers limit of patience for an armed subject, tried verbalizing the fact she didn't want too but would eventually HAVE to use lethal force. I commend this young lady, undoubtedly her first time having to fire on a subject. Her breakdown shows her empathy and the fact that she like nearly all officers are in fact simply humans. Kudos to you young lady!!

[@britgaddis]

Omg poor lady 💔

[@jessekendall4658]

Well said

[@hansgruber9685]

@@jessekendall4658 Yeah kudos to her for putting dozens of people (including children) at risk by watching a deranged man wonder around with a gun and make threats. 🙄

[@davewoz7567]

Wow you Read that one all wrong..!! You think she’s upset because she had to shoot him? No! OMG! she’s crying from the release of all those endorphins because she was about to be shot like every five minutes in a tense stand off with a wacko for 8 mins and she feared for her life… I’m pretty sure she’s like fuck that POS but her words in the beginning of the video.

[@markmckinney9821]

Shouldn't have waited so long.

[@traveleractual]

Not to mention the wife just walking around, (multiple times) like it's no big deal that a bunch of cops have their pistols aimed between her and the suspect.. Why wasn't she moved, and contained?

[@IFearWork]

The main 3 cops are busy with the emotional idiot.

[@MegaHooked]

@@IFearWork I like how you have a comment saying you unsubbed, you're still here supporting the channel genius!

[@GhostlyGhille]

It was suicide by cop they shouldn't have risked their lives to this degree.

[@Somethin_Slix]

Not to mentions her trying to DRIVE in between the officers and the idiot.

[@Drealmers]

Maybe she is too fat to be contained?

[@bunkerbunny5]

She held it together when it mattered. Perfectly reasonable response from adrenaline dump.

[@ActiveSelfProtection]

Agreed.

[@jamesbond-xl3xs]

@@jamesdonahue7922 Yeah but esp the ones who look like Jeffrey Dahmer.

[@jamesbond-xl3xs]

@@jamesdonahue7922 Yeah Jeff liked dark meat to eat quite literally. Also look at the to catch a predator vids and see what "species" dominates those who they catch. I see a pattern James.... goteeeeem!!! Good day.

[@jamesbond-xl3xs]

@@jamesdonahue7922 Riiiight. Whatever makes you sleep at night.

[@garyrosencpa]

@@jamesdonahue7922 what? you mean when encountering idiots like you;

[@AjGalloway95]

Very valuable to showcase here how human this situation was

[@DSRQ1]

For the life of me I will never understand this type of behavior. That someone would have an armed confrontation with police boggles the mind.

[@nathanielriesterer9103]

They're wanting to die to get out of it, what ever 'it' is .

[@Squids_Vlogs]

mental illness and drug abuse

[@liljuan206]

Its 100% mental illness

[@marinerskm]

You're trying to use your rational mind to understand the actions coming from an irrational mind. Most of us wish there was some way to reach the rational mind in these circumstances, but the simple truth is: You can't get there from here.

[@eladk3722]

Criminals think different, that's why.

[@FelixDavila]

I’ve seen some gruesome stuff on this channel. Nothing more heart wrenching than recognizing these officers are mentally struggling with societal pressure and anxiety and stress. This one made me tear up.

[@ryanbuckley5529]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Cristnogol]

women

[@andrewferguson8032]

The female officer was sweating bullets while the wife was completely unfazed by her husband’s antics. I feel bad for the officer, but not the husband

[@NPFfumbi]

That guy that kills his neighbours is probably the worst video I’ve seen on this channel

[@tomkelly00]

Same 🙏

[@dgilly8064]

Her adrenaline was so high that she had an automatic release after she shot the guy. With so much nonsense going on you could tell she didn't want to shoot. I agree...they waited way too long to stop the threat. That could've cost an officer or community member their life. Prayers sent to that young lady. 🙏

[@matsugo24]

I’m just in shock that they let him dictate the entire situation, until the final moment, even throwing their hands up in frustration, as he ran off with a gun. In other cities, he would’ve been dead, as soon as he put his hand on the gun while inside the car.

[@SonofCali999]

Happens all the time when the assailants are White.

[@lombe-andrewmusonda17]

@@SonofCali999 exactly

[@ZDHTJ]

@@mmafanatic-tz5or haha

[@r1learner178]

I was surprised he didn't get the crap tazed out of him in the car. Or shot when he put his hand on his gun. Wow, nice cops. He was one annoying person.

[@maximusextreme3725]

B Nowadays you have to let the person shoot at you before you take a action, otherwise you're a bad cop.

[@anthonytunstall2147]

She didnt wanna hit him,all of this couldve been avoided if he wouldve complied and not cause a scene smh

[@a98ctr62]

"You're black and you're pulling on me" This type of mentality baffles me. He had every opportunity to comply and he chose to get himself shot in the end.

[@augustgreig9420]

Lol typical woman. She probably tried to miss on purpose, but was such a bad shot she killed him instead.

[@xislaveryix8329]

She the type to cry after spraying someone with a water gun water 🔫

[@augustgreig9420]

@@rustyshackleford7656 Never did I make any claims about my abilities. Way to miss the entire point and then retaliate with a personal attack. And you have no idea how well I shoot, nor how I shoot under pressure. But regardless, I'd still rather have a man who was an equally skilled shooter as her. And I'm a woman by the way.

[@cheeseycarp5364]

@@augustgreig9420 lol try again bud

[@tomkelly00]

Here I see real humans who are not psychopaths dealing with someone who is not in his right mind. Thank you for featuring this.

[@aaa-hs3it]

but racism dude!!!

[@MrNeosoul65]

Im a retired cop from chicago and completely understand the emotions she had. During my time ive shot 2 people. The emotions running through you are real and chaotic. Domestic incidents are unique no matter how many times you've been to the house

[@craigsmith2132]

Hey. I'm retired cpd also.. 25 years. I retired in 2019. I'll tell u what the first 17 years or So had never had use my gun. Not once. For the last 8 years it was a completely different story. Around 2011 I was transferred and was mainly working the south side with some of the gang units. It made me second guess my career choice dang near every night..I've shot 7 ppl killing 3. I justify by saying they was gang members,, most of them was gangster disciples and a few bds. I still think about it almost everyday. They was ppl too ya know. It messes with me. I'm just happy to have my life and I retired to quiet Ohio lol

[@MrNeosoul65]

@@craigsmith2132 hey Craig. I know you.. this is Ed fulton

[@zacharyhamilton8141]

There’s something very wholesome about this. I hope you guys are doing well now.

[@ericmorris3030]

@@craigsmith2132: Retired South Carolina Highway Patrol here. I'm glad you retired and you're safe & sound after all of your years of service. I've been out of the game for a number of years now but I still have nightmares and I often have random memories just pop in from nowhere of Things that I experienced on the job. i guess it's just something we all have to learn to live with. God Bless and Godspeed, Brother!

[@mythoughtshereare4169]

@@zacharyhamilton8141 Right? Our beloved LEO’s are human. So many tend to forget this. ❤

[@bohanan2276]

Oh my gosh, the things our brave women and men go through.. They tried everything they could and the patience they had was just incredible. God bless us all everyone

[@todd2962]

The Officer that had to shoot is a real Hero. She kept her composure to handle the situation and once she did what she had to do and could express her emotions she did. She didn’t want to do that. I imagine nothing can really prepare you for the moment after having to take someone’s life.

[@steverichards7469]

Now that there are more and more black cops hopefully their community will understand that it's not always racism. There are a lot of stupid people running around.

[@rekunta]

She’s reacting to the adrenaline dump.

[@jedreston]

"Breathe Aria..." The way she had the presence of mind to calm herself while on the verge of breaking down was just amazing.

[@dechezhaast]

A strong woman doing selfless work, rare breed

[@escapedfromnewyork]

Easy to be critical for lots of people out there. Seeing someone die isn’t easy. Being responsible for that death is an order of magnitude different.

[@bonebccollector4234]

I know her personally…..she’s a beautiful spirited woman. Absolutely hilarious and would give you the shirt off her back!

[@DJRockford83]

Not loaded doesn't mean that one isn't still in the tube, good shoot

[@andrewhall5455]

It's admirable that even when she did show some cracks and got emotional she was able to almost immediately get back under center again

[@Onereelrider]

I felt like she was on that call ALL by herself...nobody offering up suggestions, not using non lethal (since he had no ammo), no crowd control (pedestrians, his lady walking around, the fu@king car driving through)! Not to mention she's the only one who fired. She was a boss and wish her a speedy recovery.

[@neillmoore1777]

I feel like that's one thing I don't see done right alot is 1 cop giving commands rather then 5 6 or7 people all yelling things that may not be the same.

[@brendenshea1312]

He may have not had ammo or a magazine in the gun but there can always be one chambered and they have no way to tell.

[@abdigitaluk_photography]

I'm curious how you know he had no ammo whilst this incident was playing out??

[@patrickdesimone8310]

It's sad the male cops weren't doing shit the female had to take charge . Men just aren't men anymore

[@patrickdesimone8310]

Pathetic

[@Evadar]

They tried to downplay it so they could de-escalate. That was an amazing attempt at de-escalating. You gave him everything he needed to back out of the situation and he chose his way.

[@dahorseyguy1]

I have never had to shoot anyone. I was an EMT, and know the emotions that run through you after the event. When my wife died in front of me, I was calm and composed. Until afterwards. I still have times of extreme emotional distress from it, that I don't have from my time as an EMT. PTSD effects everyone differently. Get help if you have any issues from a traumatic event. That said, I wouldn't have taken so long to end the threat.

[@mr.c8033]

May God bless you, Greg. Thank you.

[@johncepha1046]

Really sorry about your wife. I can't imagine the kind of loss it is. Deep condolences.

[@Ph4r4oh_444g]

I’m so sorry about your wife mate life’s not fair 😕

[@masonfalcon6933]

Sorry for your loss

[@markkuhnlein3081]

Im so sorry that happened to you dude. ❤

[@xmalcom650]

The officers were too patient. Could have easily ended up with a dead passerby.

[@KevinMphotography]

They are scared to do what they’re supposed to now. Because they know they will get put in prison or sued. How many “put it down” do you need? One or two. After that, green means go. He was a deadly threat the minute he pulled that gun out.

[@noelmarch4984]

I agree with you whole heartedly many cops think they going to jail. In this case as John always says the perp has say . You can walk around with a gun all day and they can't shoot you. I understand he walking around with a gun but the end game is not to fire unless he possess an an immediate threat which I'm unsure if he pointed the gun at anyone else which is why they didn't take him out sooner. As for the female officer she did her thing let me know if I should think different

[@chicaliqc]

How? I think they knew the situation and we're not scared

[@GaiusCaesarAugustusGermanicus.]

It’s obvious the cops are known and respected in the community.

[@bretc.j.3898]

Completely neglegent.... Un flipping real

[@whoisthis4130]

The fact that they showed so much restraint I think was good. The fact that so many cops don’t use a gun as a last resort is trash some times. Cops need to be held at a higher standard then citizens though they are not. With that said the shooting was just in my opinion. The guy was a deadly threat and he had SO many chances to live through this encounter.

[@AnotherClich3]

The one female officer did alright. She was making relevant callouts and had the most sense while the rest of the cops were lackadaisically nagging the perp like they're paid by the hour. Had a quick emotional reaction and got her shit together - way better than a lot of other officers we've seen of BOTH GENDERS.

[@joeshmo13]

The adrenaline/emotion dump can hit really hard after a critical incident. Like you said it hit her and then she got over it in about 30 seconds. Also she was the only one who seemed to be taking anything seriously - issuing good commands, checking what he was reaching for in the car, being mindful of other nearby citizens, she did well

[@peterjohn3123]

Besides the female cop, the other cops were 100% usless

[@rippawallet]

Wdym, there's 1000 genders. PMSL

[@eldesgraciado6690]

POLICE ACADEMY 1 (Reminds me of Hooks)

[@virtuaguyverify]

She was throwing f-bombs and calling names when the dude got out and ran. She sounded annoyed and angry up until she took that shot. Then she cried in regret, I think emotions fully took control in this situation

[@terrypoole128]

She gave him plenty of chances!!! She did her job. This shows you her humanity, she broke down crying

[@terrypoole128]

@@adriennem3168 thank you lol

[@Nadindel]

She shouldn't be working in the field if she can't keep herself composed

[@mitchkinney7662]

@@Nadindel have you ever had a 12 minute adrenaline dump? Have you ever had to shoot someone to defend strangers? Have you ever left your parents basement?

[@terrypoole128]

@@Nadindel yes and no !!! Even the most battle hard people brake at one point in there lives..

[@LithiumPB]

@Chris King yikes Absolutely not

[@kdizzle901]

It’s crazy that the cops have to even wait this long now a days

[@aaa-hs3it]

They get called racist and murderers even when they actually act like heroes

[@jefferymccormick3380]

The fact he was shocked he got shot was funny to me at least

[@rushshady]

I know right

[@hf541]

You ain't lying lmao

[@TheDragonAzz]

Hell, I was shocked as well with all that bullshit for about 10 minutes.

[@joelgonzales8342]

For 9 out of 10 of these wannabe thugs, the second they get shot it brings them right back to reality.....

[@CGVirgo]

You get one shot at love

[@yallhatenatediggity3838]

The female police officer had the most sense called every move he was going to make sorry she had to go through that

[@donf3877]

@Ha Peeboy Oh yeah... the CROWD OF MALE police officers weren't even there. It was just HER all by HERSELF while THREE tasers were pointed at him while he was still IN the car... and not one was fired. It was just HER all by HERSELF standing there when he got out of the car. It was HER all by HERSELF when he took off running. SHE was the one that went after him... while the MALE officers were hiding behind trees. SHE was the one that did HER job... while the MALE officers stood around. Oh yeah... but everything wrong was HER fault. Go back to jacking off. It's the ONLY thing you are good at.

[@kryststar6800]

That was some good work, they gave him every chance possible...Really professional stuff with good focus......

[@paulwells3084]

I feel for the officer that took the shot, I agree it took too long before they took action but honestly with all the shootings and nonsense and backlash I have to believe they were trying to find a way to not shoot this guy, and she arrived at the point of enough is enough. You mentioned there was some backlash in the community from this, I stand by my view on that sort of thing, if you don't want to be treated like a criminal, don't act like one. Every time we turn around Police officers are being bashed for not doing this or being too aggressive, their jobs are already difficult, its easy to back seat quarter back when we dont have to live with their consequences. I'm glad nobody else was hurt.

[@beck204]

The cops are black, though. Only white police are generally subject to the backlash…

[@AddBowIfGirl]

@@beck204 There was backlash though so that obviously isn’t true.

[@jussayinmipeece1069]

in all honesty police do earn the hate but there are some great cops out there on the grind doing what cops are supposed to do. Trying to make the community a safer place.

[@jussayinmipeece1069]

@@AddBowIfGirl some people cannot wait to voice their opinion that racism is a figment of black peoples imagination so i would ignore what some of these idiots say.

[@johnduke4120]

That hysterical crying saved her house from a random fire that consumed her home to charred bits. It's just the way it is now days. You chase a nutty dude waving a gun ( he stated was loaded) around for ten mins , then you sense a feeling he might just jump off and pop someone, so the police woman shot and ended the threat In the old school the reaction would of been: dang I'm sorry that man choose to do what but he was threatening and needed stopped Current school aye y u do that he wuz a good kid oh n police badd. Ouu I smell retaliation.

[@Mr1man1plan]

My eyes straight up watered up after she had the emotional release at the end. That’s probably her first officer involved shooting, you can’t train for taking a life. She did a great job and anyone saying otherwise is cuckoo.

[@dollabz777]

Same. That pain was real af and heartbreaking. They tried so hard not to hurt him

[@farewelljupiter]

Quit crying and be a man. Crying over KZbin videos.

[@dollabz777]

@@farewelljupiter Real men aren't afraid of their own emotions and could gaf what other people think of it

[@sebione3576]

You technically _can_ train to take a life. Serial killers train all the time.

[@dollabz777]

@@sebione3576 As do police officers, soldiers, and many civilians who watch this channel. But nobody knows what emotions they'll feel after taking a life, no matter how much they train.

[@petemarchi5112]

God bless her! Thank You ALL police officers involved with this.

[@Zwierley]

4:30 “I’m going to get killed today” - clearly a suicide by cop situation. I feel bad for this officer, I could tell she really got mad each time she put her service weapons back. Just to have to redraw it several times. She clearly did not want to have to fire. I hope she can get the proper mental health services she needs after that. I think she will recover well because of her fortitude and mental awareness that she displayed by calming herself down! Thank you officer Ariel!

[@jr28778]

He said that probably to appeal to whatever left wing / anti-cop group . Going outta this world and STILL pandering 😂 probably thinking he's gonna be on the front page with a headline like : " young black father says 'I'm going to get killed today' minutes before police shooting that was deemed justified" lol I've seen so much of this shit since subscribing to / keeping up with these kinds of channels ( the ones that show you the real bodycam footage and don't sneakily cut things out like the news does)

[@BoneyRasputin]

He was a loser with no job, no income and nowhere to go. He’s got a free plot now🤷🏻

[@wayne9585]

@@BoneyRasputin so a job and income are what make a human life valuable?

[@BoneyRasputin]

@@wayne9585 his values are what make his life have value. His had none, so his life had none. He died like a worthless dog I. The street because he didn’t even k ow the value of his own life. Work is a sign you value life. Income is a sign of effort.

[@mythoughtshereare4169]

@@wayne9585yep. The government needs their money. But seriously... sad for everyone. Especially the officer.

[@paulf1461]

That is the bravest and stupidest cop I've ever seen. He basically risking his life on the word of that lady saying the gun was not loaded.

[@wigon]

He also said that he saw that the gun had no magazine in it.

[@williestarke]

A gun is ALWAYS a deadly threat, even if it's not loaded, it can become loaded.

[@jakewilson2443]

@@wigon doesn’t mean there’s not a round in the chamber. All it takes is one, as this guy found out the hard way.

[@wigon]

@@jakewilson2443 Yes, but the police also have body armor. Very low chance he's going to get a life threatening or lethal hit on a cop with that one round.

[@wigon]

@jc cloud Oooh good one! Touche! lol

[@westernsky667]

“Bro what the fuck are you doing” 3:53 completely fair response lmao

[@SuperfluousUser1781]

I can completely understand the emotions that go over you in these situations. Mine came in Iraq where your emotions don’t give a crap what your doing and we ain’t got time for that. It tends to happen when you least expect it. Props to this officer for getting the job done despite the blood absolutely flowing like a river.

[@BraddahBruce]

Some of the comments on this thread doesn't realize how an adrenaline dump/anxiety attack can overcome someone. She didn't lose it during the crisis. It was only after the incident was done.

[@Mariem090]

Sir, Thank you for your service!

[@mcinnisj100]

@@BraddahBruce thank you for saying that, that dump is no joke. I have seen people faint from exhaustion or start crying like she did. The first time is always the worst.

[@BraddahBruce]

@mcinnisj100 batch. Could be the first or after many other times. The one time it happened to me, I had over 10 years of dealing with various crises. Did I have signs that I could've prevented what happened? I've never identified any signs till this day. I walked away after doing 20 years. Too bad the memories don't stop when you quit the job.

[@Hilaire_Balrog]

@@BraddahBruce Right, I have seen male officers have similar reactions. It might sound less "hysterical" due to male's deeper voice but it's understandable.

[@jacolen3791]

Man, I don’t know why but this one got to me. Listening the cop have an emotional meltdown brought tear to my eye. I’m glad she got the job done and I really hope she gets through this ok.

[@brandonpolice-bey6793]

Wow... So much respect for the officers here...

[@Hooyahfish]

I love that female officer. She’s amazing.

[@dripdaddy9091]

Bruh why she crying 😂 not appropriate atm

[@z7z766]

@@dripdaddy9091 she killed a mentally ill person

[@gloriouslyaesthetic]

​@@dripdaddy9091It was absolutely appropriate. Obviously not *"professional"* but who tf cares she's human, she had a human reaction to murking someone. Jeez dude....

[@Ghost-wb9bg]

,,You guys just shot me!‘‘ What a smart, observant Man.

[@machinaprivada]

When an officer says "we goot" on the radio then proceeds to melt down, something ain't right.

[@vrsmartin2981]

Well done to her. I hope she gets all the help she needs to get through this and returns to the beat asap.

[@andrew8411]

Wrong. She needs to be fired. She endangered her partners life.

[@JewiMacca]

That's tough to see for many reasons. I agree with the commentary, what the heck are these cops doing letting this guy with a gun move around like that and act so casual? I do feel for the officer who had no choice but to shoot him. Hope she isn't traumatized, but these cops need some retraining.

[@t4cot4ctical]

Armchair quarterback all we want; these officers know their hood and look at the fucking results- one shot; suspect neutralized, nobody innocent hurt. You can point to a thousand other interactions where the officers shot earlier and there was way more collateral damage, if not innocent cops and bystanders hurt. Maybe if it blows ASP's minds, they need to rethink their own approach. inb4: "hurr durr he could have X Y Z" yeah okay: just watch the video and address reality.

[@jayr6957]

@@t4cot4ctical exactly

[@Beastiedoggie]

Man listen.....people wander around YOU all the time armed and you just don't know it. Here is what we were taught in the academy. Although a person is armed they ate nit a threat unless that weapon is aimed or being leveled at an officer or innocent. Situations can be electric and a well trained officer can navigate them well. Officers knew he was armed saw he was armed and refrained from killing him immediately as so many other officers would have done. 28 year vet here

[@MarioMartinez-tt9ly]

The cops were also black I think thats why they gave him a lot of chances . Had the cops been white he would of got shot as soon as they saw him .

[@anerexicpig720]

@@t4cot4ctical bro 😂

[@dakotagarcia7781]

hearing her break down just made me tear up. I wish I could give her a hug. She did not want to hurt that guy but when he has a gun and isn't obeying basic commands, you have to make a choice. she did the right thing. She has a good heart. There's another video circulating of a male officer also breaking down into a full blown anxiety attack. these situations are not games. its literal life and death. she probably has a mother, and child, and or a husband waiting for her to get home safe.

[@rekunta]

She’s breaking under the intensity of an adrenaline rush.

[@jdilla4life3871]

She still a human once she take that badge off. She did the right thing though

[@operationhotshotinc.6887]

She did her job and cried after she handled the situation. I think she’s just fine and will be stronger on the next one

[@ChinoXL91]

Moron … she’s a women .. she’s ruined ….

[@operationhotshotinc.6887]

@@ChinoXL91 says who?

[@altheamcnabb2829]

God bless her. I just started crying right along with the beautiful lady.

[@tylermarks4484]

That surge of adrenaline and relief was enough to send the lady into tears. She’s a tough lady. Great job.

[@BarnyTrubble]

From everything you could hear her saying, you can just tell this is the last place she wanted to be that day and shooting him was the last thing she wanted to do, but she said enough is enough and handled the situation admirably. I feel for her and hope that she continues doing the fine work we saw her do today.

[@bkboii24]

"Fine work"? Where????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@donf3877]

@@doppelganger8252 @bkboil24 Apparently you two want a bunch of unfeeling phychos running around in police uniforms. Where the hell were the MALE officers??? Still hiding behind trees while SHE went after the suspect and shot him??? She DID her job. Now go back to jacking off... it's the ONLY thing you are good at.

[@BarnyTrubble]

@@donf3877 just a couple of keyboard warriors that can't run a mile, much less hit a paper target at 7 yards, their opinions don't mean a damn thing.

[@robertn4840]

That was some of the absolute worst piss poor police work there I've seen in a while. I don't mind the actual shooting but they let that go on too long and had no control at all

[@halcyon2017]

My goodness, hearing that police officer break down had me crying. The emotions from her were so raw.

[@guesswhat-chickenbutt]

Same 🥺

[@rekunta]

Reaction to adrenaline.

[@geronimomajinbro]

I guess you must be a female because only a female can relate to being to emotional

[@notsure1783]

straight up, no condom type raw! Herpes is forever kind of raw! Fell off a motorcycle type raw!

[@chrisbrown8748]

I was annoyed🤷🏽‍♂️

[@nickgarnero9843]

The officers had zero control over this situation and everyone was in danger because if that.

[@chicaliqc]

Wrong zero control is this ending in a hail of bullets. One shot wife safe neighborhood safe. They did great

[@GaiusCaesarAugustusGermanicus.]

Let me guess.. your idea of control is shooting someone that is NOT complying while their hands in the air

[@blakep4329]

For real, they let this guy run off with a gun in all those apartments. It could have turned into a hostage situation easily, the lack of concern when he runs off and the male cop doesn’t even look to see where he went. Lazy af

[@SonofCali999]

Okay Nick because you would have done better.

[@deegee2920]

They got lucky on this one... the right guy died in a situation that could of spiraled out of control in a split second.

[@tyrone31877]

She did a great job. He wasn't listening and was approaching. I hope she emotionally recovers.

[@MrCombatmedic00]

She’s very brave and she did an amazing job

[@bobby4front]

they all brave af....they could have shot this guy a long fucking time ago

[@explodatedfaces]

Instead of telling someone they're ok or asking them to take a deep breath when they can't stop taking deep breaths... try this instead. Ask them to look at your face and explain what they see. Describing something that is not the object of extreme emotion has proven to be very calming to people in panic and anxiety attacks and has a considerable amount of value in a situation like this.

[@kalel0192]

No way I'masking someone to honestly start talking about what they see when they look at my face.

[@explodatedfaces]

@@Frickmook I'm guessing you have no real world experience with traumatic incidents. That's fine. You are more than free to continue to never experience issues like having to shoot someone. I would actually prefer if you never have to shoot anyone.

[@kristinae.7084]

My heart breaks for that officer. The trauma of those kinds of situations is so brutal :(

[@aaronpresta6192]

Omg much respect for this woman. God bless you and your so awesome 👍 we need more like her.

[@josetemali3]

Such a wholesome couple

[@jeroenm1984]

Lady in red was to relax with this situation lol

[@zack9912000]

wanna bet she knew he had a pistol

[@rushshady]

@@zack9912000 she knew she clearly said in the video it isn't loaded. She was the only reason why they never shot him from the get go

[@cheryltoolin5601]

This officer was Justified!! Good Job!!!!!

[@SonOfBlad3]

That officer showed raw emotion after doing her job. I can understand her outcry to point.

[@Drizzymusiq]

Hey. Love all the videos. Keep it coming. We learn a lot everyday

[@andrewferguson8032]

This was like Mall Cop. “Stop or I’ll say stop again”

[@MrAnarchris]

oh man, so sorry for the lady-she tried so hard to give him a chance

[@KingKP96]

There's problems with how the situation was handled, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with how that officer responded in the end. The massive amount of stress that comes out of a situation like this isn't something that a person is built to take like it's normal. I have a massive amount of respect for her being able to remain composed through the entire ordeal and just letting everything out in the end once she knew that everything was done and taken care of. It's much better to just let all of those feelings go and getting the support she need immediately, rather than trying to just keep it all pent up.

[@spiritsofthesky]

Agreed. I think she did well, emotionally, for as long as the situation lasted. Once the crisis moment is over, she had every right to release all those emotions

[@active4delta]

Truth

[@bakedstreetyt]

shes just not made for this kind of high stress job , like most female officers unfortunately

[@donewithmodernlife]

I could feel her adrenaline crash. She held it until he was in custody at least but she doesn’t belong in law enforcement. Her behavior during the interaction was abysmal, as was her fellow officers. Poor training & poor candidate screening.

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

@@jayjaynella4539 Bla bla, practice your combat breathing, ect. They signed up for this I don't feel bad for her at all. You feel bad for the mexican in road construction working in blazing heat 14 hours a day? Didn't think so. You, like everyone else with their overwhelming compassion are just acting on some strange social cause that only the far left can feel. lol.

[@davidburnett5049]

I appreciate when the suspect casually reveals that he is a racist. "you black and you pullin on me" Good on that one officer trying to console the other one. That means a lot in the moment, I think.

[@KINGCRAZY__]

Those cops wasn't having none of that. And it's the hood and them officers got street smarts. They was trying to give him benefit of the doubt.

[@Reborn_Strength]

They usually don't. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CbkIqlhLKgbbM

[@KINGCRAZY__]

@@hyperbolic-time-chamber-strand your right

[@amandawilcox5517]

@@Reborn_Strength Your video has nothing to do with this not to mention kinda lame

[@PS-rr2jt]

Seriously? This is one of the worst I’ve ever seen. They let him endanger the whole neighborhood for way too long.

[@KINGCRAZY__]

@@PS-rr2jt I guess I probably shouldn't have said one of the best videos lol

[@maxmccain8950]

That’s embarrassing. They let an armed threat wander around that many innocents in the apartments. Fear takes hold sometimes.

[@jereyesjr]

It's not fear of the suspect. It's that everything is being recorded now. And every action is questioned by civilians. Especially, when it has to do with shooting a black person.

[@HandofAnguish]

Fear of being crucified by the media and the public

[@hashbrown4278]

@UC2OhGtThrdIYK66I7BigxnA he should have dropped it. She screamed at him over and over

[@johnserra9]

We’ll given current trends the police are fearful of going to prison for doing their jobs/…

[@ramirogonzalez805]

Stupidly

[@kintaro817oegaming9]

Hope this makes that officer stronger mentally. She kept her shit together, thanks to all the officers for your service.

[@signdeals4972]

Pepper spray when he resisted IN the car. Taze him when he emerges FROM the car. Lethal when/if he doesn’t comply.

[@auroraboringalice596]

And a popsicle if he does comply?

[@ChrisMaxCisneros]

@@auroraboringalice596 lol right?

[@free2befree]

Pepper spray + tazer = 🔥🙍🏿💀

[@chadparsons50]

Thinking much the same.

[@leeioh]

The emotion got to her. Clearly a great woman. I take my hat off to her. She saved the day.

[@yusufmuhammad3809]

I’m so glad they were patient. Shows the level of care for this guy. They are brave I wish more cops would take the time to assess situations rather than see a gun that not pointed at them and shoot. You guys assessment is the reason why so many corps shoot people with guns in their hand that don’t pose an immediate threat. This guy never pointed his empty gun at anyone.

[@mikehigbee2320]

Cops often get criticized for being too authoritative and aggressive with suspects. But they act that way to prevent THIS from happening! There are many suspects you just can't have a reasonable conversation with. You have to lay down the law.

[@evanpettit8246]

So crazy they let this continue past the first 60 seconds.

[@donf3877]

Hit him with one of the THREE tasers that were pointed at him, and drag his butt out the window. Incident closed. Sadly, most officers are too worried about being "too physical" and getting bad press. But, they got it anyway... so what the hell difference did it make???

[@bobbyleggins3900]

Wow..bruh! I litterly teared up watching this! Hearing this woman getting emotional did something to me...🥺😭

[@jakewilson2443]

This video actually made me feel so terrible for that female officer. The fact that she had to be at that level of stress for that long is absolutely nuts. I can’t even imagine the anxiety she was feeling watching that dude run around crazy with a gun in his hand. It all came pouring out of her as soon as it was over.

[@bicylindrico]

She kept it together until the threat was over

[@cob6648]

Poor officer you can she was so anxious and all the emotions bursting it really is hear wrenching

[@NikolasWasHere]

This is where I usually say something very mean and funny. God bless this officer, she did the right thing. I am proud of her.

[@stevie7587]

Much respect for the officer that had to take action.

[@paulis7319]

“Thank you for saving us” would probably be a good thing to say to her in that moment.

[@tonys852]

Great work to the female officer. Did the job that needed done. To her Partner also well done. Great to see him be compassionate and take care of the needs of his Partner. I haven’t read much of the comment section but I hope no one is bashing this officer for her emotional release. Never had to shoot anyone while on the job but even pulling your firearm and pointing it at another human being not knowing how it’s going to end up carries weight. I hope she stays on the job. She clearly cares about the community and didn’t want to have to use that level of force. Stay safe everyone.

[@NichoTBE]

That was amazing restraint by all those cops, even when a shot was fired, it was a single shot and not 5 cops mag dumping. Sadly another domestic dispute that lead to a suicide by cop.

[@mendozaconsultation]

Domestic situations are bad all around. I feel for the families lost do to the man's OWN behavior BUT, i feel more for the officer who clearly, DID NOT want to be in that situation.

[@FunYl]

This one was a shitshow

[@Reborn_Strength]

No joke. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CbkIqlhLKgbbM

[@natewilliams2426]

Great cop. They handled it well

[@dbpiano2]

This is what happens when officers are worried about the repercussions of defending themselves, it’s just sad

[@kristinae.7084]

No- you don't sob like that because you're afraid of repercussions on yourself. You sob like that when you have a heart and you realize that you just took a human life.

[@dbpiano2]

@@kristinae.7084 I’m not referring to the sobbing? I’m referring to why they let this go on for so long.

[@NoKingButChrist1689]

We all know why he got that much leniency.

[@InternetDude]

In da hood

[@trevspeaks3]

Well explain it to me. Then explain to me why Charles Ryan who had a stand off with the police, pointed a gun at police and wasn't immediately shot to death. Matter of fact, how is he still alive?

[@NoKingButChrist1689]

@trevspeaks3 that's a strawman. You can't honestly say that the pigmentation didn't play a roll in this. Every officer is thinking it. To say they are not is being intellectually dishonest. The same thing happened the other day when a white officer had a gun pointed at him and begged for his life. ASP covered it. The scales are tipped one way. If you can't see it that means you're not willing to be part of the solution, rather you're part of the problem. Lethal force should be prescribed not on the basis of skin color but rather justice.

[@blakehintz3207]

Everytime I tell my wife to "calm down" it really helps ;)

[@whyyoutrippindeebo3514]

The female officer reminds me of one my fellow COs when I was with law enforcement. She was small but tough but I could see her breaking down like this if things got too rough. Salute to this officer and the male officer who came to comfort her. 💯

[@slow88LX]

It never should have gone on like this. They could have ended it back when he was in the car.

[@higgsmerino3925]

Sauced him when he was in driver's seat.

[@WGHpanic]

but it did and it worked out in the best way. Did you want them to light him up or something?

[@chicaliqc]

They did their jobs the hard way not the easy way.. so they should be commended

[@slow88LX]

@@WGHpanic No. They never should have let him hang out in a car that wasn't his and get a gun. Should have been more forceful in pulling him out of the car. He'd still be alive.... Not that he seemed to care about his own life.

[@donf3877]

@@WGHpanic There were THREE male officers pointing THREE tasers at him, while he was still IN the car... NONE were fired. He should have NEVER been allowed to get out on his own. They should have tasered him, and pulled him through the window at the beginning. They should NOT have allowed him to bounce back and forth between the passenger and driver's seats over and over. They should NOT have allowed him to try and start the car. And, once he was out and running around, the MALE officers did nothing but hide behind trees. SHE was the one that went after the guy. SHE was the one that shot him, while the MALE officers were jacking off somewhere. Poor poor excuses of police officers on the MALE side.

[@leanboyj13]

"On LARY HOOVER IT'S LOADED" DAM HOMIE MERCHING IT ON GDN!😂😂😂😂

[@kyliejohn3813]

All these Officers need a new career. Others could have EASILY been in jeopardy.

[@albertfoxx2922]

Easily to judge from the other side of the keyboard

[@spleezy-kingxx6950]

Thats why you sittin behind a keyboard rn

[@sd4dfg2]

When that many go wrong, you need to start looking at management.

[@treett4268]

@@albertfoxx2922 - So You're okay about them breaking protocols? especially when they are the one's responsible of someone's life?

[@Adultory]

@@spleezy-kingxx6950 so are you

[@jeffreymcdonald8267]

I tear up listening to this lady Cop getting emotional. She did her job with the utmost proficiency. And yet she shows that she has a good heart. God Bless you Ma'am. Great partner. Its easy to back seat these LEO's when you are not the one that has to do the shooting and then have to live with the remorse of taking a human life. Even tho it is a justified shooting......maybe take it easy on the ones that have to shoot.

[@rekunta]

She’s reacting to the adrenaline dump that just happened. It is intensely emotionally overwhelming and some break under the feeling of it.

[@tiffanystarot29]

This video always makes me cry as a server of her community and growing up with violence and trauma she became a cop to make a difference in her community but had to do what she had to do however didn’t want to very emotional for her 😞

[@JimmyDickens1]

What is wrong with our society when the perp says, “You’re black and you’re pulling on me.” Why does it matter what race the perp is and what race the police officer is? That is really bothersome to me. I believe our police officers are at serious risk due to their reluctance to confront a person of color and that’s just wrong. If someone breaks the law, law enforcement will and should intervene. Nothing to do with race. Everything to do with obeying the law. After seeing this badge cam, why would anyone protest the use of force, as is what happened in Atlanta after this shooting. We as a nation are heading in the wrong direction.

[@eb60lp]

Wish cops didn’t over police black people for the same crimes white people commit as well. The numbers are there to show it.

[@LazzyDerg]

@@koolwis9413 despite making up a fraction of the population....

[@alpha1k.]

@@ohyeahboah2000 who’s y’all, don’t be an idiot and generalize. talk to him and him alone

[@alpha1k.]

@@ohyeahboah2000 wtv helps u sleep at night

[@miked2090]

I could not agree more!

[@RBG-tr9ce]

Bless her heart, my prayers go out to her.

[@leatherman180]

The blurred out "police activity" lol love that channel

[@scraplife3045]

'You black and you pullin on me.' Is that not allowed?? Damn, I feel for that female cop (I know, I know, I am assuming her gender. Shut up!!). Props to her for holding it together till the end.

[@queenb9668]

He was basically saying 'you're black you, should be on my side'

[@W7DSY]

You're not assuming gender--she is a woman.

[@GhostlyGhille]

she's a girl therefore she's a she.

[@GhostlyGhille]

@@queenb9668 so's the woman dude was weak. let her go she leaving keep it moving.

[@aatty03]

Never know how you’ll react until it’s over. Well done officers!