Man Opens Fire on Mesa PD, Receives Swift Response

[@ravenstylea2]

Dude survived his injuries and cost the town and hospital a few hundred thousand of taxpayer money in lawyers, court fees, etc. Just so when he gets out, he could do it all over again.

[@ccdecker]

Don't forget the emergency room medical bills.

[@mambi74]

I'm sure he has a tab run up on the State already.. no way this is his first rodeo.

[@49Roadmaster]

"...could get out again." Like a a few months on good behaviour.

[@razorraysolarsavings70]

Lol he’s not getting out!

[@jakemealer9545]

And they wonder why people get pissed when they get their ER bill for a f*cking tetanus shot and it's through the roof. Charge the hell out of the honest hard working people while saving this guy's literal life. You think he's paying his bill? Ha!

[@musicmike1960]

And after receiving some much needed medical care he was most likely released on bail of around $12.50 and he was home in time for a lovely dinner with grandma.

[@wogahboy]

It's unfortunate that people think you're joking. This is a crazy world we live in.

[@joeschmooz-it6nh]

Foodstamps in a section 8 paid mortgage of course.

[@nancyfahey7518]

No, the more we complain the more they hear. The experiment in helping people from getting jammed up in the revolving door of high bail has proved a fail. Rules are changing and also getting more severe actually.

[@jeffcampbell2710]

And a night out with the guys, mugging.

[@jeffcampbell2710]

On his own recognizance

[@itzmeagain291]

His momma said he is a good boy who never tried to hurt nobody.

[@MiguelNunya]

She also has NMK syndrome

[@DavidGlover-s7x]

Going to college to better himself.

[@stevecastro1325]

He was "just starting to turn his life around; he had plans to pass sixth grade, then graduate to middle school,..."

[@OrionSauce]

Yup keep crying snowflakes 🤣

[@Reign_Of_Is_REAL]

🥱 I’m bored with you lame uncreative folk repeating the same lines, find something new to say like “oh, he was well loved by his family and never hurt anybody” 💁🏾‍♀️ So lame 😂

[@Kennypowers51]

Damn, im sorry to hear he survived.

[@Mr.Rogers91]

Cop: "WALK THIS WAY" My brain "Just gimme a kissss"

[@kylelambert1672]

Admit it, everyone read that comment in Steven Tyler's voice

[@mdharward22]

​@@kylelambert1672 We did

[@buffprayingmantis2739]

Time for Aerosmith music now.

[@Einwetok]

@@buffprayingmantis2739 Support that Chomo all you want.

[@toddtravis2596]

​@@kylelambert1672I heard it in thay voice. Lol.

[@izemidurrar]

We are paying more and more taxes to maintain criminals life

[@Rizky06]

$150K+ a year to keep in prison. The judicial system would rather use that to pay salaries and benefits to themselves than pay for long term incarceration. Society loses ! 😡

[@VinnieG-]

@@Rizky06 yea I don't get that. That's not because throwing someone in prison costs that much, that's because the government is filled with dumb people and the prison system is run by people with 3 IQ points If you made them work 40 hours a week, you'd basically Make money of them. Those who do not want to work, you throw in a nice big cell with some matresses, feed them twice a day with some water. That's like 10 bucks per inmate per day.

[@davidswanson5669]

There’s not a living soul who isn’t a criminal. Most are just living on this side of a jail cell. However I’m more concerned about paying the maintenance for the criminals in political leadership.

[@VinnieG-]

@@davidswanson5669 what the hell is your definition of a criminal mate? I never robbed, stole, murdered, assaulted or committed fraud or anything like it.

[@brandonroeder2461]

​​@@davidswanson5669nope. I'm not a "criminal". I don't act anything like this shit-stain, nor do the vast majority of people.

[@ed209v6]

I feel sorry for the homeowner having to hose this shit off.

[@haydenw.9809]

Nope, the police are not responsible for any cleanup, that's up to the property owner

[@Setinmywaysalways]

1 part Chlorine to 3 parts water, would never know where he was bleeding out!

[@gregh4284]

​@@Setinmywaysalwaysactually degreaser is used.

[@lamspam]

@@haydenw.9809 it depends on the location and situation. crime scene cleaners do exist

[@LennyMill]

​@@haydenw.9809Do you have some sort of confusion as to what a "home owner" refers to?

[@DavidinDetroit8157]

It's sad that content creators in the self protection space have to defend what they do. "Armchair quarterbacking"? That's literally why I watch these videos. To see real life incidents and get commentary and suggestions on them. Great work John and Mike.

[@JeffFletcher-w7d]

The Navy SEALS, Delta, and all SF units around the world... heck even sports teams, go back and watch the tapes. "Armchair quarterbacking" is a phrase that refers to unrealistic criticism given to a situation after all the facts have been discovered; usually including facts not possessed at the time of the incident. The phrase does not apply here.

[@bouzibouzi9428]

the concept of studying and learning something from someone/something else really does elude alot of people. but i guess some people just like looking down at their shirt for the 50th time and catch that finger on the nose and still be suprised.

[@MrJoeygregory]

Took the words right out of my mouth brother

[@MrJoeygregory]

Took the words right out of my mouth brother

[@larryphillips7349]

@@JeffFletcher-w7d thank you

[@johnjohnson798]

When that cop yelled "Walk this way", I was expecting the criminal to yell back "Talk this way" !! Good ol Aerosmith.

[@Jleed989]

More like, “isn’t that the way, everybody’s got his dues in life to pay”

[@cunnelatio]

"Throw your hands in the air... if you'se a true player"

[@metamorphicme9378]

Me too😂😂😂😂😂

[@mattdowning7281]

Aerosmith.

[@deltaalfa3521]

😂

[@gopropeterchockey]

If it were not for the video I would not have believed the foolishness of the perp's actions.

[@grantorino2009]

Why not? This has been happening for years. The police have tried to tell you, but no one believed the police. The body cams that were demanded because the police were "hunting" people have now exonerated hundreds of officers in situations just like this. All suspects have to do is comply. Stop resisting arrest. Just stop. If the arrest is unlawful, follow due process and sue. Why no one is saying this is beyond comprehension.

[@huh4233]

He thought that wood fence would offer cover from .223.

[@andrewdowling6321]

Did anyone else notice he forgot to take his rifle off safe - like he tries to squeeze a round off with the rifle on safe? At least he had a round in the chamber...

[@SomethingCompass]

I was looking for this comment.

[@andrewdowling6321]

@SomethingCompass and I get it. High stress situation some things go out the window. But hey - he was effective.

[@SomethingCompass]

@@andrewdowling6321 I believe that the criminal got some shots off while the officer was fiddling with the safety. If any of those shots had hit and killed an officer, we would be having a very different conversation in the comments. In the military the action of flipping the safety and firing is built into the manual of arms by repetition. But I agree, getting shot at drops people to their lowest level of training. His shots were impressive, so I suspect that is where he has focused all of his training.

[@amir4r803]

Adrenaline

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

Agree, well done Mesa PD. Thanks for sharing.

[@hans-joachimtenhoope1744]

About the add, I wish I could legally buy pepper spray here (the Netherlands), but pepper spray is not only illegal; it is on a separate black list. So even if I'm allowed to own a rifle that can shoot through an armored car 500 yards away, I'm still not allowed to own pepper spray because I might actually use it to defend myself.

[@dr6891]

Canadian here. I want it, also illegal here. Furthermore, our rifles are restricted to only holding 5 rounds at the absolute maximum (unless your rifle is chambered in a pistol calibre in that case you can hold 10 rounds per mag).

[@outofturn331]

​@@dr6891otherwise both are low crime countries I guess

[@BaltiSucks]

Yeah but on the other hand, don’t you folks generally tend to keep a football field or two between one another as the general distance for a respectful conversation? I’m not entirely confident that Pom has that kind of range unless the wind is *extremely* favorable. Also, on the rifle note; what do your gun laws look like? I (erroneously, apparently) assumed that your laws were similar to that of the majority of EU nations; that is to say extremely restrictive.

[@dr6891]

@@outofturn331 I suppose. But it keeps getting worse year over year though. In Canada you can only respond with "equal or lesser force" in self defence. Meaning, the only time you can use any form of weapon against an attacker is if they used a similar weapon and they were the initial aggressor. And even then, a ruling of self defence doesn't offer an immediate acquittal on the force you applied to the attacker. Specifically in cases where you applied substantially MORE force to an attacker than that which was applied to yourself (ie: you were stabbed and survived, but in fighting for your life you killed the attacker. You may sadly do 5-10 years in jail or more). Obviously circumstance and situation is applied to all cases, so this comment is just a general statement of the facts. Some Canadians have acted in self defence with and without weapons of all kinds and have had all charges against them dropped. Personally, I much prefer the defence laws in the USA. Ps. Using firearms for self defence in Canada is almost unheard of for the average person.. There are a few cases which have been resolved and a few currently in the process. The outcomes of these cases can vary widely. There have been cases where someone has successfully used a firearm for self defence, and the only charges they faced were "improper storage of firearms". On the other hand, there are cases which someone has successfully used a firearm for self defence and been convicted of murder, manslaughter, assault with weapon, etc. and faced only reduced sentencing for said crimes due to the self defence ruling. Very complicated.

[@dr6891]

@@BaltiSucks Check my comments for a good overview of those laws.

[@wolveswithoutteeth]

I’ve been doing surveillance cameras for over 30 years. They do make a very significant difference.

[@jeffserafini8512]

Yes illegally .

[@steveurkel1487]

Yes for the government to control citizens like an open air prison

[@Alovepoet]

Officer 3 having a taser out is insane

[@alandeon]

Yeah, I was thinking WTF?!? You think you'll tase a guy 150 feet from you?

[@CheckPoint702]

lol, that lady cop had a taser out when suspect was 100 yards away

[@smcfenson1259]

"lady cop" enough said.

[@heybeaches]

Clearly a scare tactic to make him think it’s a gun

[@mobucks555]

"facing a bunch of charges" AKA 'back out on the streets in a week.'

[@KidFromQueens]

This is Arizona Champ, he ain’t getting out!🤣🤣🤣

[@KidFromQueens]

@@wojtek-33 How does that equate to shooting at police?? 🤔

[@KidFromQueens]

@@wojtek-33 Wifes have been getting away with husband murder since the 1800s bud! Cry abuse n BOOM! Free as a bird! Bad example...

[@terrymofmich]

I heard about a guy with 34 felony convictions who is still not in jail.

[@lawrenceharris4704]

@@terrymofmich And this dude is going to be our next President.

[@66Cardiff]

Survived his injuries... What a shame!

[@fifthlevelbard9541]

"hAndS uP dOn'T sHOoT." Narrator: _But they did shoot._

[@Goodywloss2010]

In the uk those cameras are all linked to a control room with loads of monitors, they aren’t all individually monitored but if calls from public or radio info from officers comes in then they bring up the relevant camera and monitor and rely info, rather than someone watching individual cameras 24-7 ie 1 person to 1 camera fully monitored Usually they’ll be dozens of cameras per person in the op room Also we gave ANPR which is automatic number plate recognition cameras, which either ping from static cameras to control room or to onboard cameras in cop cars which are linked to insurance and intelligence data and ping for cars linked to crime or with no tax/insurance and then the cameras can bring up the car to monitor or for cop to pull over, as well as cars tracked by what cameras they ping, they can predict routes, see regular routes travelled etc

[@PivotCyroy]

Officer 1 has a great taste in watches. Respect.

[@davidmc1489]

Awe....he survived...dang

[@McLoudGulles]

"He is a good man a loving father a sweet brother he cannot do that kind of things"

[@totalnoobfishing1753]

8:04 spot on, well articulated commentary.. bravo gents

[@michaelcombs24]

Damn! Thought we had another recipient of a Darwin Award. Glad the officers are ok

[@joseph-ui2xc]

Welcome back officer Mike ! Your expert analysis is always solid gold 🥇🥇🥇

[@TheRickay]

man i stopped watching this channel like a year ago and i come back to john with a full beard and aged like 10 yrs ! haha love the content john!

[@metamorphicme9378]

He's rocking the Moses look of ASP😂😂😂😂

[@brentlohr3394]

Those that have nothing to lose are always dangerous

[@zyrrhos]

That's why allowing people into the country who come from countries that don't value life as much as we do is a bad idea. Although with our mass shootings, one might argue we don't either.

[@brentlohr3394]

@@zyrrhos I completely agree

[@tomwalker2457]

Dude's been watching too many TV police dramas!

[@tommytarawallie8618]

I just feel traumatized for the people that live in that complex. Glad no one else was hurt during this incident. How the hell did he survive this?

[@jharrison3873]

"Fate--protects fools, little children, and ships named Enterprise".

[@seanclark2531]

The medics should have taken the senic route to the hospital..stopped for coffee..call mom,see how she's doing etc...

[@alantoon5708]

That reminds me of an incident that occurred in Atlanta many years ago. A burglar was shot by a security guard. The police were called. When the officer arrived he calmly started writing his report. The security guard asked: "Aren't you going to call an ambulance?" Cop replies: "No, let's wait a few minutes..." The burglar died...

[@ramblinralph7609]

Survived. Always sorry to hear that.

[@miguel995159]

As a fellow Mesa resident, Mesa PD doesn’t play around.

[@Ahposnosetio]

Whats PD?

[@sar_annihilator956]

​@@AhposnosetioPolice department

[@pippadawg7037]

That can be good, at times, but eventually you'll get tired of living in a police state where exterior cameras monitor your every move, all of your electronic communications are listened in on, and your digital money will track and control your every purchase. Other than that you'll be very free, and if you complain, they'll label you a domestic t*rroist.

[@D20034]

Yeah I understood that when I noticed the cop with the rifle either had a aftermarket trigger or had a full auto gun because that sounded like the shots were full auto for sure at first

[@alanroberts8280]

yes ask daniels shavers widow

[@jjosh420gaming3]

dude survived damn it

[@ActiveSelfProtection]

Get therapy.

[@appaho9tel]

John, why would the office have a taser in their hand while stranding in the street?

[@dremonty7670]

It's crazy from the BWC, the first thing I noticed was the Officer wasn't ready to Rock-N-Roll with his Safety On, then of course wouldn't You know it, he pulls the trigger and no Bang, takes him a second to realize what was going on. Lucky that didn't cost him, Stay Safe Out there and Watch Your Six!!!

[@centermass4962]

We all know he was an outstanding citizen

[@Butterbean13]

As long as the cameras are recording open public areas I don’t have a problem with it. It you don’t realize that in today’s world there are cameras everywhere perhaps you should watch more videos from this channel

[@Douglas.kong33]

I'm glad y'all brought up the oddity of the real time crime center and it's implications with a potential surveillance state. I'm always pleasantly surprised by your balanced views on this channel.

[@Addicted2Antlers804]

Oh we’re living in a surveillance state for sure.

[@mrdavman13]

Wait till you hear about some cities that run these planes over the city real high, and take pictures every few seconds. They are actually shot thru some telescope thingy and super high resolution so they can take pictures of like big blocks of the city really well. And then they can upload those pictures to the police and see real time certain cars going certain places over time and people traveling point a to b to c and so forth. I don’t know how many cities run these, I just saw one video on it a few years ago. Figure it would be pretty expensive, and would take the right conditions for it.

[@philreynolds7216]

At 6:47 you can see that they didn’t shut down the road behind the officers, where the perp would be shooting. This is a big enough city to have thought of that and had the resources to shut down that road.

[@tvela595]

I agree with the Real -Time Crime Center being a bit creepy, I'm glad John brought it up lol. In this specific context, I'm glad to see it lead to some good, but generally speaking, I am not fond of the idea as I can see systems like this being a means of normalizing increasingly more intrusive surveillance. The pretext is beneficial, but the precedent is something we should be weary of.

[@zyrrhos]

Unfortunately it's Pandora's Box and began with our home computers and cell phones. No one wants to give those up.

[@eyang7]

Dude survived? F! Gonna waste more of our taxes money 😒

[@rerelux6311]

and most likely get out of prison with minimal repercussions

[@ChristopherGray00]

guess that's what happens when you don't have government funded mental healthcare and legal firearms

[@1982rrose]

Someone with good binos or a spotting scope might of been of assistance when talking to him, advising the officer talking to him. They did well,

[@jeffprice6421]

Worn grip tape says the man has worked with that tool a lot. Love that.

[@fernandopadilla9963]

He was on his way to a job interview and the police we’re going to make him late .

[@pauln3368]

I really thought you would mention the med kit on the officer's person. Good video and analysis.

[@tristar3005]

My main concern is the backstop. Residence with unknown occupants. If it was one precise shot to take the guy down I could see it. But the rapid return fire certainly had some misses that ended up hitting the house.

[@joshuafox8856]

Not much choice when they are taking fire. What else could they do?

[@tristar3005]

@@joshuafox8856 I'm not an expert, so I am well aware I'm talking out my ass. But what about slowly moving the cars up, using them as cover? There were other officers that probably had a better angle too. But just because you're taking fire doesn't mean your back stop no longer matters. As a civilian, if somebody shoots at you, you shoot back and hit an innocent, you're still going to be held liable. I understand nothing actually happened in this situation but it's a risky shot given no knowledge of what's in the house.

[@joshuafox8856]

Cars make horrible cover. Except for the engine block bullets can easily penetrate it. Moving slowly forward would just make the officers easy targets. And no, if you fire in self-defense you won't be charged for collateral damage unless you acted recklessly. The officer fired carefully , fired single rounds and hit his target. If he opened full auto then sure you would have a point. No one should expect police to take fire and not return it. Backdrop is considered when you are the aggressor not the defender. No you aren't an expert. But maybe you should listen to the 2 experts in the video? @@tristar3005

[@X-hoshaq-X]

1000% agree always be ready with the quite ones

[@stevengirton3745]

I’m sorry to hear he survived

[@JohnSmithZen]

I'm glad all those guys and gals who put their LIVES on the line to protect US made it through this unharmed.

[@rerelux6311]

I live in Phoenix. When was this, because we don’t have “weather” in Arizona so the clouds are throwing me off more than anything lol

[@Arizona_rider]

Mesa used to be a great place to live… The city decided to build a light rail system through the majority of the city. It brought these thugs to our streets… gunshots, dead bodies, business owners getting killed, weekly shootings and robberies. 2 weeks today I moved out of mesa after 22 years… It’s gotten bad…

[@bamperry4719]

I love this channel!

[@thephillyoffensive]

Hopefully, he makes a full recovery and only does a small amount of jail time. When he is released he does it again and this time, he gets blown to smithereens😅

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

I hate that Mike said "right over there". I know there's crime everywhere, but you could tell he didn't want to say it

[@mosin9105]

Thanks

[@romanc.5074]

He survived???

[@rahkinrah1963]

Too bad.

[@sab6166]

Big brother is watching, always watching

[@newyorker3556]

Oh man he survived 😔

[@miltonsalazar1412]

thanks PD

[@NobleViking4]

Damn, can't make them all take the room temperature challenge.

[@WitheringCypher]

Wow, I drive through this intersection on the way to work every morning. I was wondering what the weird police box thing in the circle k parking lot was for.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

"Eye in the sky." Drones are getting better with flight time and cameras. Do officers have access to drones? They could be used for surveillance and distracting.

[@modined8178]

that one cop with the taser.. bringing a taser to a gunfight

[@machete4205]

Of course the woman cop would have her taser out over 100 feet away from the armed suspect 🤦‍♂️

[@williamwilson6499]

You incels are so funny.

[@kinch613]

She should be fucking fired.

[@s4ss.m8]

​@@williamwilson6499you simps are funny

[@zacharysherry2910]

"walk this way!" Well if I could walk that way, I wouldn't need aftershave.

[@FittinToGet]

Too many of them have moved to AZ..time to move to Montana

[@FiercePierce89]

Far too many moved here it AZ bringing their crap here. Montana sounds great been up there before very beautiful true big sky country, prepare for Winters.

[@scifyry]

LA, Chicago, Detroit. AZ is a beacon for all of these wild folks.

[@mrdavman13]

I thought that little dot in the sky looked like a pixelated drone. Lol that is cool!

[@tinfore]

If local government can get cameras up to watch everyone then it's a matter of time that state or federal gets their own surveillance.

[@rerelux6311]

Hey, my phone will start showing me videos for teeth and whiting and all sort of stuff as soon as I have a dentist appt marked on my calendar, the government already has us under its surveillance at all times.

[@insideoutsideupsidedown2218]

The government has been able to read the label on a cigarette from a satellite in space since the 1960s. That time has come and gone.

[@tinfore]

That's a little different than a camera on a street post. @@rerelux6311

[@tinfore]

I'm talking about full time surveillance of our streets and homes. "It's for your safety" Cameras will be like the covid vaccine. Cameras in space just isn't the same.@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218

[@thalegacy6]

Don't know where you've been...

[@davereid-daly2205]

When I was young I'd watch Bonanza and Gun smoke to imagine the old West. Now I just watch KZbin. Its a bit different with no bar fights and whiskey drinking. But the gunfights never seem to stop coming !!!

[@rtorano1]

Yes to real time for safety

[@Sam-km9nm]

“He was a good boi he dident know no bettah 😭 “

[@ghhunter3665]

Great lesson as always!

[@david_hocutt]

Our city (Newport News, VA) has a real-time crime center, and it has a very positive impact on assisting our superb Police Force. A citizen has no expectation of privacy in a public space, so it can be a very useful tool in protecting citizens, as shown in this video.

[@zyrrhos]

You sound double jabbed and triple boosted.

[@21demario]

Which part of Newport News are you from?

[@david_hocutt]

We live near CNU and have for the past 20 years!

[@michaelstevens3479]

The traffic would be stopped in UK, starting a gunfight with cars speeding by ?

[@booskoostheLandLord]

He'll probably just get probation

[@joshrobbins9374]

The way swat was moving in on the suspect in unison, you can tell they train together, quite often.

[@APSupernary]

Some cameras are hardly my concern when they can get warrants for my entire neighborhood worth of doorbell cams regardless. As far as personal liberties being violated goes, it's appalling we get all hyped about items like this with tangible uses but nobody batted an eye at the credit report companies leaking all our personal details.

[@BIGxJIMxSLADE]

Exactly. At least we know about this camera. How many others are running that are unknown to anyone but the person putting them in place?

[@AndrewTSq]

Just look at all info Windows 11 collects about you and sends over to 3rd party.

[@APSupernary]

But instead of the people elected to make changes that operate in our best interest... We have a party doing their best to shut down the government rather than govern, because they're paid off by their corpo sponsors and have voters who don't care more than what color hat they wear. Today's pAtRiOtS are all hat, no cattle

[@beerdedwanderer]

I think we're mixing private companies behavior with government behavior.

[@APSupernary]

@@beerdedwandererMore like forgetting that our government has an ability and responsibility to keep private companies in-line. It's not like they have free reign to oopsy our privacy away. If anything, it shows how these agencies should be federal groups and private entities should have never had such power over our nation's [pick one: privacy, economics, business practices].

[@Alexsonofalion]

Awesome channel. Awesome company awesome team. God bless!

[@ActiveSelfProtection]

Thanks so much!

[@Alexsonofalion]

@@ActiveSelfProtection Thank you! For consistent hard work, you're a special group of people thanks for the great tips! Would love some merch if you have a giveaway. Many thanks.

[@WinkingP-E-N-1-5]

It’s a shame that young man is still with us.

[@kobragangbit]

3:13 " im gonna go Taze hi- ". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bobroberts2371]

Will there be riots and protests because they shot a guy with his hands up? ( we will ignore that he shot at police. . . . )

[@mikewhite3123]

Even got the nice grip tape on the AR..

[@Donorcyclist]

I am NOT a fan of full time government surveillance, regardless of the occasional successful use in finding bad guys. This is a very bad trend in our society.

[@bobroberts2371]

100% with you. I'm against police walking the beat / driving around because this is surveillance. Police need to stay in the station until called.

[@grantorino2009]

I'll tell you what's bad, when you're a police officer and a suspect does this and there's no video. Go to work for your local PD, get some skin in the game, and then tell us what's "trendy" or "occasionally successful" when you're on the news 24/7 and facing prison.

[@Cordial-07]

I find it's most likely something that you shouldn't bother to be mad at, considering it's only becoming more and more the norm. Intersection cameras and automated speed cameras, building surveillance cameras inside (like at Walmart where they show you that you're being recorded) or even outside. By this point in time, even though I can understand the concern behind the potential nefarious uses behind the technology, it's so far seemed to have been proven to be a benefit to societal daily-life.

[@Xerroxi]

move into a 15 minute city with klaus scwhab and the gang no problemo ukraine on fire by oliver stone Col douglas macgregor mainstream media only lies. maui has been attacked no one notices mainstream media doesnt talk about it but your own goverment have burned ppl alive up in maui.

[@eddietunaramirez2038]

@@bobroberts2371cops walking the beat is a lot different then 24/hour eye in the sky surveillance.

[@Borg14]

Yep

[@makingsense4746]

Real time crime centers in violent neighborhoods are essential. I do understand the the privacy aspect of it but it is what it is.

[@hunterkiller232134]

One of the major reasons for a reduction in violence in Iraq during the occupation was US forces going from the practice of staying in FOBs and then driving to patrol areas, to occupying smaller posts in cities and towns to patrol directly. Police should have station houses in violent neighborhoods from which to patrol and respond.

[@romanc.5074]

10000%.

[@blightedgrounds]

​​​​@@hunterkiller232134and then we pulled out and left all our gear, vehicles, and weapons for terrorist factions to sweep in and recover to use against the Kurdish forces, which they did. Then we strutted around like we won the war while our Kurdish allies were being attacked with our own supplies. We really make terrible allies sometimes.

[@hunterkiller232134]

@@blightedgrounds you're mixing up events. The US didn't leave equipment in Iraq. We withdrew in an orderly fashion and any equipment left was given to the Iraqi government. ISIS did capture equipment years later after Iraqi government forces put up an initially poor defense. You might be thinking of the disastrous Afghan withdrawal that did directly lead to billions of dollars of equipment left behind or captured from the Afghan government in just a couple months. But there are no Kurds in Afghanistan, or at least not a large minority. So you may be thinking of our withdrawal from Syria after completing operations against ISIS but again, the majority of equipment was withdrawn in an orderly fashion. Some equipment was captured by Russia and the Syrian government or by Turkey when they claimed old positions held by the US, and they did engage Kurdish forces in Syria as Turkey considers the PKK a terrorist group and the Kurds are in opposition to the Russian backed Syrian government. However none of those events were celebrated as victories. The Afghan withdrawal was rightly seen as a disaster in the US and no one other than the Biden administration claimed otherwise. The Syrian withdrawal was incredibly controversial and the Secretary of Defense, Gen. James Mattis, retired over his disagreement with that decision. The Iraq withdrawal was met more with a sense of relief after 8 years or so of occupation, and the last convoy quietly drove to Kuwait under cover of dark.

[@izaiahshorten7609]

@@hunterkiller232134absolutely not. Y’all are basically supporters of a police state. That’s what they did before Waco. They got a house nearby then they murdered innocent children. Wake up

[@taylorfranklin1114]

She was about to say “I’m gunna go tase him” lol

[@n.r.6833]

Crminals are SO smart....

[@americanpatriot2422]

Great video

[@JOHN-hf9ow]

Extremely depressing that IT made it

[@superuser8636]

I have the same drop pouch and med pouch. I knew it was about to be good 😂

[@GaryFalcon-rs5uy]

Theres something fundamentally wrong with these animals

[@ajprudence6235]

Lived in Philadelphia til I finished college, I came to the same conclusion. People from broken homes with drug addiction never change. Unfortunately, our politicians do not have the courage to get to bottom of the problem.

[@Skyrage01]

If you let a disease exist for too long....well...

[@rodterrell304]

Watch the movie "Nefarious" , made me start to wonder about these people.

[@Marin3r101]

Ah yes...the subtle racist tones. He is a criminal. His skin color has nothing to do with anything. "These people" is a clear indication you are attaching skin color to the statement. Otherwise you would just say "these criminals".

[@CMP-st5wh]

@rodterrell304 watch "empire of dust" too.

[@anthonycrooks4153]

Big Brother is always watching the tape will come out if it fits their narrative 😊

[@superchargedsteve3411]

Lets talk about that AR safety being on when he went to shoot. With all that time leading up to the shooting, that should have been checked at least once.

[@lawrencecheung73]

Damn. He survived.

[@makingsense4746]

Thank you for these videos!! I’m digging the Viking look!! That’s that winter grind look

[@George-W-Jenson]

😂😂

[@Jim-iv7yq]

im very sad........................................... that he survived

[@LanceRomanceF4E]

Perp recovered and is on spring break in Maimi

[@TheUnclefester13]

That is not an apartment complex, that is the projects, also known as the hood. The more you F around, the more you find out. Big Brother is watching. Hell they already watching and listening to us on the phone and ring cameras. They now have wildlife listening posts down south. Put up to supposedly tell what kind of wild life is in the woods. Preemptive surveillance of those who will run to the woods to try and escape big brother. He’s already there

[@Teadrinker710]

Lmao Mesa doesn’t have projects

[@TheUnclefester13]

@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533I work with an IT guy. Helped him installed one down Fla. He said they can use it to tell what kind of animals are in that area and the number of different animals in that area. If they can do that, I’m sure they can tell if Florida man is in the area.

[@mojofilter96]

Officer 3 with her tazer😂😂