🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To 6 MOST DISTURBING THINGS CAUGHT ON POLICE DASHCAM - VOLUME 2!

🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To 6 MOST DISTURBING THINGS CAUGHT ON POLICE DASHCAM - VOLUME 2!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going React To 6 MOST DISTURBING THINGS CAUGHT ON POLICE DASHCAM - VOLUME 2!
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[@Elevatedzebra96]

I feel those parents panic.. kids are escape artists.. my son has escaped at 3am into our fenced backyard, and we moved and he escaped through the front window to see the puppy (large German Shepard) but at least he put his boots on that time.. everything has to have child locks on because they get ornery at 2-5yo..

[@billolsen4360]

They certainly do get ornery at 2-5yo, Sarah!! I enjoyed getting naked at 3yo and walking though the neighbors' lawns because it was fun to feel grass beneath my feet.

[@dianecomly6132]

My husband spent 37 years at a utility company working in the gas department, and that last blast was my greatest fear. I hope they all recovered. Great reaction, Kabir.

[@davidstephens6462]

My daughter was an escape artist. At 3 years old, she would get up around 5am, unlock the door, and try to get next door to Grandma's house. Put a large chair in front of the door until we could add another lock that she couldn't reach. Not really a fire hazard as this old house had 6 doors leading outside.

[@GenXfrom75]

I really hope those parents took it seriously. Put some sturdy locks and/or door alerts on them! I had one on our back sliding glass door. It opened onto a lake with alligators known in that area to protect my mom with dementia. So anytime someone opened it, we'd hear "back door open" all throughout our townhouse.

[@kathleenchilcote9127]

When my son was 2 years old he locked me out of the house. I stepped out on the deck to grab something he closed the door behind me and locked it. It was a sliding glass door. He stood there and !aughed and wouldn't open the door. Then he took off and I couldn't see him. I ended up throwing a brick through the basement door window to get in....we laugh about it now,.lol

[@timothycook2917]

I was going down the freeway in Northern California one afternoon when I came upon a small kid peddling his tricycle. He had gotten out of his neighborhood, and up a trail that led to the onramp and went up on the highway

[@DaveWossum]

The narrator's voice adds to the suspense of these videos so much. Also there was a small plane crash near me the other day where it was caught on dash cam last month. Crazy footage from the 91 freeway in California.

[@DJWeapon8]

Damn. Did all souls survive the crash?

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

The one with the kid... I feel that. We have had to install all kinds of locks and now an alarm system to know when he's trying to wander off. Yes, our alarm is to know when someone's leaving, not when they're breaking in.

[@steveyork8069]

The police officer was driving too fast for the conditions.

[@michelleanderson8370]

Damn...didn't realize I even had my toes curled up until it ended and had to uncurl them! Thanks for the scary video!!

[@BlueDebut]

Yep. It often takes tragedy to learn proper protocols. When I was training as a Wildland Fire they gave us examples of casualty fires to teach us. Storm King and Yarnell Hill stand out especially. Even smaller incidents with only 1 or 2 casualties would be studied. You'd be surprised how fast things can change on a fire hearing from those stories alone. Luckily the fires I've been one were tame in comparison

[@steveyork8069]

We just had a home explosion due to gas leak in Indianapolis a few weeks ago leveled three homes never did hear about deaths or injuries.

[@Justin.Franks]

7:49 Most safety procedures and rules are unfortunately written in blood.

[@chijason6630]

The same thing happens in airplane crashes as well - safety improvements and regulations often only happen after people get killed.

[@nanner3200]

The snow/ice road is near where I live. Welcome to winter in Wisconsin! I will say that "Jeff" was driving a bit too fast for road conditions!

[@rg20322]

People ALWAYS going too fast on snowy/iced roads

[@yugioht42]

Unfortunately thanks to the pandemic trials have been delayed by at least two years. Orlando has a massive backlog of cases still and it’s not even started as more pressing issues keep coming up. Trust me it just keeps going. New York City has a backlog of three years mostly smaller case but they do every big case in the federal court building so it takes a long time.

[@davidstephens6462]

Yeah! The court system in metro Atlanta is ridiculously backed up. Have a friend who's case was going long anyway before the virus, because it's a civil case-he is coming up on 4 years of postponed hearings and court appearances. And the state can't even give him an estimate on when his case will resume proceedings. It's horrible! Even the jails are having to release nonviolent offenders because of the case backlog. Anyone that has served half of what they're sentence would be before a judge is let loose with an open ended court appearance. Not knowing when they'll get their day in court.

[@MrYabber]

7:52 Yes it is very sad. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire is an example of this. Horrible horrible accident.

[@raylewis2121]

I’m sorry that “Jeff” didn’t have the common sense to drive a reasonable speed on an icy road.

[@babyfry4775]

I hadn’t seen any of these videos before. So scary. The little kid running down the middle of the road freaked me out as did a lot of the others. There’s a video of a snowy pile up of cars in Pennsylvania that’s awful to watch. Car after car hitting cars and big trucks hitting too during a snowstorm. They can’t stop in time. Awful to watch and hear. Also saw one of a trooper who stops to see a woman lying in the road. I think she’s drunk but she could have been run over…frightening. Good reaction Kabir😀

[@mortensen1961]

Old pilots' saying: "Any landing you can walk away from is a good one". . . R/C pilots' saying: "Any landing you can walk to is a good one". . . . .

[@JacobNascar]

You ought to see the Texas car pile up from 2020 or 2021. Like the FedEx truck smashing into the pile and going airborne

[@kennethswartz8252]

There was a 80+ car pile up back in December where I live.

[@tfrowlett8752]

6:55 I’m surprised the car’s engine didn’t ignite the gas first, but I guess it wouldn’t unless the car backfired or there was an electrical problem.

[@bedinor]

Propylene ignition point is close to 500 degrees, engines don't even get to half that on the inside.

[@tfrowlett8752]

@@bedinor I was suspecting it to have a high flash point, I was comparing it to the Texas refinery explosion, but that was a different petroleum product with a lower flash point. Either way, that trooper was very lucky to get out of the way in time.

[@davidnoble1417]

That officer in the pileup give him props he was trapped and kept saying sorry that he couldn’t help them.

[@PECOSO0]

The car pile up I have been involved in one in the desert with a sand white out. Very scary

[@darrinlindsey]

There have been even bigger pile ups on snowy highways. One in Michigan and one in Iowa come to mind. But, when freak ice storms hit the South, it causes major problems. They don't know how to drive on snow, let alone ice.

[@KAP814]

That was intense! Great reaction as always

[@susanhunter9196]

We had a 131 car pile up here in Neenah, Wisconsin in 2019. One person was killed and over 70 injured. It was in February and, the wind kicked up all the snow. It was whiteout conditions. I think it's the biggest pile up in Wisconsin history......so far. There are a few videos about it on KZbin. Don't get out of your car until, you know it's safe to do so in a pile up!

[@tfrowlett8752]

10:30 the worst pileup on record was the M41 pileup on March 15th 1997. Radiation fog caused 160 smashed vehicles, 20 serious injuries and three fatalities. Many drivers were seen going too fast for the conditions, up to 110km/h (70mph). 28 drivers were charged with dangerous driving and one went to prison. Always drive to the conditions, even if you’re running late for work. Nothing is worth risking your life and the lives around you.

[@dstamour625]

Hell only 10 people hurt no one dead in a huge Pile up that’s a win. You can replace a car not a life.

[@davidnelson5728]

Every winter we have 100 car accidents.

[@sue3317]

As for the first story, according to news stories, the victim was a young mother out for a celebration of her birthday. She left the nightclub and tried to enter an Urber. The driver was there for someone else. Rather than help her, he threw her out of the car. That was when she was abducted. She was held captive, abused and finally killed. Her killer was found guilty. Although it can take some time between conviction and sentencing, the crime carries a mandatory life sentence.

[@Quincysof]

Omg, thank God for our police and all the other first responders,,,,

[@darrinlindsey]

Highway emergency landings happen quite a bit. I've also seen golf course landings and farm field landings. Harrison Ford had to land on a golf course once.

[@reneehomen2226]

I've actually witnessed a plane crash. A single engine small plane. It crashed on the lawn on the next street over. Horrific

[@michaelholub5027]

I live in a very rural area, and a lot of people just won't drive when it's snowing. So I actually prefer that. My AWD SUV handles really well in everything except ice, so I'm usually the only one driving the speed limit, lol. As long as I have tires with decent tread I can get through almost everything. The only time I ever got close to getting in trouble was after the first thaw, my GPS lost it's mind and sent me on a gravel road. My car sunk so much it was literally plowing the mud with the front bumper. I burned probably 3 gallons of gas going a whole mile and a half until I got on a paved road.

[@danielfortier2629]

8:24 - I live in northern Ontario and I've driven on highways like this many times. That cop was driving WAY too fast for the road conditions! It's his fault if he got into an accident. This type of thing happens when people drive too fast, don't have winter tires, and don't know how to drive during winter! People who don't know how to drive in this weather should stay home! Including the cop!!!

[@bedinor]

Wasn't driving fast at all. I was there when that accident happened and that part of the road was perfectly fine up until a 100 feet or so at the end of the pile-up where it was nothing but black ice.

[@danielfortier2629]

@@bedinor Based on my 40+ years of driving on highways like this, YES the cop was driving TOO FAST!

[@SonorGeek05]

The video clip with the date ( 10/15/2005 ) Two trains collided in the rail yard in Texarkana Arkansas which lead to a punctured tank car carrying propylene a compressed flammable gas, and is toxic. I lived about 30 - 35 miles from the area.

[@Gamin_Dojo]

The First clip was taken minutes from my house.

[@Kenneth_James]

You have recourse. That's why planes are highly maintained and why you generally increase altitude quickly that way you have plenty of glide time.

[@serpentisma]

Shows 39-car pile up NASCAR driver: Meh, just another day at work…

[@scotto5426]

Dude you should watch some of the pile ups we have here. Look up I80 pile up. Tons of vids

[@jaycooper2812]

If maintained properly even older planes are very safe. There are many reasons for a plane to lose power besides the age and maintenance. He could have gotten contaminated fuel before the flight.

[@jaybirdjargon]

I would love to you see your reaction to a series called "Fascinating Horror" on youtube.

[@beesnort3163]

Each year we have a pile up on highways here. It is so sad and scary.

[@seahawksfan4204]

10:58 no fuck that shit at night. I'd be running

[@mikehink4062]

Seriously - does anyone have any advice to driving in snowy/icy conditions? I’ve lived in the South (Florida, no snow, ever) my whole life and I’m moving North soon for a job & im terrified about driving in these conditions.

[@Sherlock4Sure]

Great video as usual! I was very surprised to see the car pile up in Shawano, WI. It's close to my home. There were several of those incidents last year. Another one in Wausau, WI had more involved vehicles! Truly horrible! I am with you, winter driving is sketchy on the best days, but living up here you can't avoid having to go out since winters are sooooo long! Have a great day Sir!

[@FxreverNxthing]

Vol 3 was made a month ago or so, if you wanted to react to the third one he put out.

[@joepowell7025]

Older or newer you won't get me in any of them !

[@snowflakehunter]

The United States has the most perfect law enforcement and criminal justice system. No one is ever found guilty for a crime they did not commit. The courts run at lighting speed and ensures everyone a fair trial. Money means nothing in the justice system; Whether you are rich or poor, if you hire a real attorney or go with a public defender you will always be treated with respect and a fair, unbiased trial will proceed to ensure 100% accuracy in court proceedings.

[@giveupnow000]

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