BRITS React to Stranded Motorist Hides a Disturbing Secret

[@TreyM1609]

In some states when you’re out in the county backup may be 20-30 mins away. Even farther once you got to real rural areas . Civilans FTW again helping out LEO’s.

[@dner75-xh9le]

Came to the comments to say this. Counties in New Mexico are absolutely massive. I don't think Daz and Gaynor know this. And the staties couldn't rely on local PDs because there are no towns in the rural parts of the state. I guess the rattlesnakes or coyotes could have helped her out?

[@TreyM1609]

@@dner75-xh9le ya once you get in the rural states they are MASSIVE! I’m saying rural living in the East Tennessee mountains but nothing like out west where the close thing to you is maybe a military base. Crazy how much open country is there

[@virginiarobbins7539]

Some areas you can't even get a call out even if you're a cop

[@ESUSAMEX]

The guy cop was two counties away and in the west that could be a two hour drive.

[@Bradleehage]

In the north that is a long drive too we have huge counties 6,860 square miles is how big my county is saint Louis county Minnesota

[@TheWhatman21]

My cousin is a Trooper in upstate NY, his closest back up is usually 40 min or more a way. rural areas are more dangerous than people think

[@chanelk98]

The officer was definitely trying to play it cool and not let the lady know she was a suspect

[@Immortal_BP]

yeah she played it too cool though letting her go back to her car for "clothes"

[@eber792]

Yes, but he was reckless in his actions. At the moment when they had the confirmed background of the person, they had to proceed to arrest him and wait for his partner to arrive. He gave her several opportunities to react and even let her return to the car. What would have happened if at that moment he made a move and took a gun.

[@MrYabber]

OOOOFFFF. Rikers Island is infamous, that’s a whole separate video right there 😂.

[@mr.ilikespam6081]

holy shit that is one of the more longest wikipedia rap sheets i have seen while wiki diving.

[@Sunset553]

I was hoping that the NY update would include that she spoke conversational English lol Imagine faking broken English just to confuse the police

[@MlTCH]

“Homicide” can be; 1. - *Justified self-defense or defense of another who’s life was in immediate danger of serious bodily injury or death.* 2. - *Manslaughter:* _”the crime of killing a human being without malice aforethought, or otherwise in circumstances not amounting to murder.” (A car running down a pedestrian whilst the driver is not intoxicated, but incapacitated by medical reason or a store clerk shooting back at an armed robber after being shot at by the armed robber, only to accidentally kill an innocent bystander, as a couple examples.)_ 3. - *3rd Degree Murder:* _“3rd-degree murder and manslaughter are very similar, but the states in which a third-degree murder charge can apply differentiate between them in different ways.” (Being intoxicated and causing death behind the wheel versus not being intoxicated and causing death behind the wheel, for example. This charge is rarely applied and usually is manslaughter or 2nd Degree Murder.)_ 4. - *2nd Degree Murder:* _”applied to all murders that do not qualify under the category of first-degree murder.” (The charge does not include Manslaughter or 3rd Degree Murder. The wording of this law varies from state to state, so is applied differently. This law and it’s punishments are applied quite frequently, as 1st Degree Murder is harder to prove in most killings in the United States of America, which are gang and drug related.)_ 5. - *1st Degree Murder:* _“unlawful killing of a human being, or a fetus, with malice aforethought“ (Plain and simple; it has been proven you planned and intended to commit an act of unlawful homicide)._ 14:25 Actually Daz, a phone call does not need to be placed to track a cellphone. Your cellphone regularly pings nearby cellular towers to maintain its connection to receive calls/texts/email/internet. The police just need to speed dial their contacts at whichever service provider your cellphone is on and get a location on your last ping. Those pings occur within seconds, not minutes. You’d be surprised, but what does in most criminals nowadays is cellular phone location logs, and CCTV (I’m sure you’re not surprised by the CCTV part, being in the UK.) Some phones even ping cellular towers without a battery installed for a limited time using power from tiny capacitors on the circuit board, a way of attempting to track stolen phones for a short time after they’ve been stolen. You have a tracking device in your pocket at all times my friend, with some law enforcement and intelligence agencies able to look through your cellphone camera and listen through it’s microphone without you ever knowing. If you want close to 100% protection against anyone accessing your cellphone’s location, I suggest removing the battery, SIM card, and placing all pieces inside a Faraday Bag (blocks most cellphone signals).

[@Bear230grain]

Even in a city of it’s a busy night I imagine they don’t have back up readily available if there’s a lot of calls to 911.

[@lizetteolsen3218]

LOL--LE response time is determined by distance within the service area. In my county, the response time can be up to 45 minutes, one way.

[@JoshuaMartian-go3tm]

I think the officer is trying to avoid letting the suspect know they know and avoiding unnecessary confrontation. She could be armed, have someone hiding. Once she lets on she knows, it ramps up to another level and a fight.

[@kimson305]

Well duh it's obvious she didn't want to tip her off

[@torencalduris3114]

This "officer" wants all the benefits of being an officer and none of the responsibility. If you can't affect the arrest of a 90lb woman, seek a new line of work.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

11:39 Pretty sure those aren’t bulletproof, so it’d be dangerous to gave her set back there without first searching/frisking her

[@LindaSmith-r2f]

Cops should not have to be on their own in a vehicle. Thank God for the good Samaritans who stop and help.

[@frankisfunny2007]

The state of New Mexico isn't exactly liie California, or New Jersey, where officers are there within 5 minutes because of how little It's populated. Especially beyond Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, and Rio Rancho

[@_new_french_touch_]

Love these types of reactions from you two! 🙌🏼

[@joshuabolton3866]

You guys should do some more Mr. Ballen

[@umeng2002]

Reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and arrest warrants are three very distinct legal thresholds for detaining someone. And yes, in large states, backup can be tens of minutes away. If there was already an arrest warrant for her, she would have been arrested immediately. I don't think out-of-state probable cause or reasonable suspicion is enough for that state's law enforcement to detain you. Even in the US, there are jurisdictional issues between state law enforcement agencies. However, an arrest warrant gets you arrested anywhere in the US.

[@cp368productions2]

Homicide is just taking a life, not murder, it's an umbrella term. When a cop shoots someone who is an active threat to lives, that's Justifiable Homicide, not a crime but still called homicide. It's very easy to have backup coming a long way. You guys live in a city and lived in urban areas when you were here. Often in rural areas there is one covering half a county or more. My county in NY we have at minimum 2 deputies and 2 troopers covering the entire county, then at night the two troopers are in one car instead of two. So 3-4 units for a 600sq mi county. We have 4 village PDs but they are only in the villages and can only leave for extreme circumstances. Backup being 20-60 minutes away is quite common all over the nation.

[@tallguytrucker7864]

Rule #1 get rid of your cellphone. They can track it. Lol

[@joshuanova9977]

Wow. That was interesting. Love this stuff. Would be cool to see you guys react to more like this :)

[@skyjust828]

In the US the police have glass between the front & back seat & once the back doors are shut theres no escape windows only go down 2" & no interior door handles 😮

[@thesuncollective1475]

Crazy, I knew some crazy girls but not that bad. Pretty evil

[@GreatgunYu]

I wouldn’t ever suspect a young innocent looking Asian lady with a cute accent to be behind a murder. Don’t let appearances fool you.

[@cingiah]

You can’t detain until probable suspicion.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

I've seen ppl walking from a broke down vehicle carrying a gas can and given ride.. and a young couple not having a spare tire nor jack.. my vehicle same manufacturer so mine worked and i took them to get a used tire on it and stayed to keep them safe and they were using my jack. But most ppl i won't stop.. If i KNOW i could over power them even if they pulled a weapon is a deciding factor for me as well.

[@kellywolffis5916]

A great sitcom to check out is Rules of Engagement. David Spade sitcom.

[@ZSDana]

I’m begging you guys…please do “who wants to be a millionaire” £0 and $0 winners. It’s really funny!! Thx for all you do!!

[@BobbyP598]

Don’t tell them what to do

[@AndrewSmith-qw5kt]

They never respond so don't ask

[@rancidcrawfish]

Lmao the blue falcon that pulled over to help almost got a .40 caliber "thanks"

[@LukaDonesnitch]

And that’s why civilians don’t play hero because they don’t know who’s a bad guy vs a good guy.

[@OhioOwns]

​@LukaDonesnitch oddly enough, I would assume the cop in the uniform was the good guy.....

[@jeffhampton2767]

She is Asian and it is not abnormal for a car from Pennsylvania traveling through New Mexico even in an older car. People travel all over the country everyday

[@andrewcolicchio766]

my question is, how do you get 2 flat tires?

[@DerpMuse]

Female driver + Asian driver

[@xircc]

@@DerpMuse 💀💀💀

[@WJones-jf8mf]

That lady has such a New Mexico accent. So singsongy and native

[@EskimoPablo907]

Any idea why the initial officer wasn't told that Wu-Tang could be armed and dangerous? That seems like something she should have known as soon as possible.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

Not in city/town........it'll be awhile. Alot of country.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Well her car was broke down and she was clearly both far from home and waiting on someone, so seems shes was likely Gina be there for hours on end. So my guess is she was laying back and probably gonna get some sleep and using the pillow thing around her neck, then just got put with it still on once the cop pulled up. She could’ve even been driving with it too for whatever reason

[@jeffhampton2767]

There are millions of people hiding in Mexico and also hundreds of thousands of people are missing in Mexico😢

[@mymymy9452]

*This is why there shouldn't be less than two cops in a car at all time. There wouldn't be any need for stalling, because you will be strong enough to detain most individuals /alleged Criminal.*

[@cp368productions2]

Funding is always cut from emergency services first when the budget is tight.

[@wrightfam9435]

Bro they have informants all through out the US damn

[@Syren17]

You guy should really do a video on RIKERS island. it’s INFAMOUS for being the worst jail in America 😅

[@Syren17]

That’s where she was sent was rikers island

[@LukaDonesnitch]

The officers are driving from Canada to get to New Mexico. That's why it's taking so long.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

@@rmk2336 Hello rmk, ever hear of sarcasm?

[@LukaDonesnitch]

@@rmk2336 You can tell Canada is almost 1500 miles from New Mexico, but you thought I was being serious? 🤔 okay whatever you say, my guy.

[@virginiarobbins7539]

It may be a medical one to keep neck supported after accident or surgery but she's using it later for her own use while for driving

[@murieljames4022]

No, that’s not how the medical collars are made, that’s a comfort collar.

[@theboyfactory6]

Because of our laws, she couldn't legally detain her without disclosing to her that she was suspected of a crime. She didn't want to do that alone and potentially escalate the situation, but she was forced to respond for her own safety. Thank goodness that man stopped to help. I'm sure he had no idea he was helping restrain someone who had committed murder.

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

Is that a new mexico law? As far as i know you don't have to disclose anything before you detain a suspect in cuffs. As long as there's justification for the detainment you just cuff them and tell them why after

[@theboyfactory6]

@Daniel-wv7lj Our 4th amendment right in the US protects us from unreasonable search and seizure. To be lawfully detained, meaning you are not free to leave, the officer has to have reasonable suspicion that you have committed a crime. To be reasonable, it has to come from a credible source and be able to be articulated by the officer what crime you are suspected to have committed. There are situations where it can get tricky, but many people do not understand their rights or the law including law enforcement. How situations are often handled or often civil rights violations. In the end, if an officer does not provide you with the crime they suspect you of committing that justifies the detainment, you are legally free to leave. It can't be something like, "We received a call that says you are acting suspicious." Being suspicious isn't a crime.

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

@hul5078 idk I'm pretty sure the police do not have to state what crime they suspect you of committing in this case. This wasn't a traffic stop, and after the fact, they got word that the person is suspected in an out of state crime. At that point the justification is there to detain. They had the car description and everything, it doesn't make sense that the cops would need to verbally tell the person why they are being detained before hand. They don't even need to tell a person why they are being arrested so why would it be necessary for a simple detainment

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

@hul5078 I even looked it up just now and they DONT have to disclose the reason for your detainment

[@jacenjustice]

An officer should be able to fulfill an officer's duty. At no point should we say things like, "Well that's a female officer," or "Why is she alone?" That would infer that women should be treated differently than men, and no one should be engaging in such toxic behavior in 2024.

[@Jennifermar505]

That was very dumb, she should’ve just told her to sit inside the patrol because the traffic is dangerous while we wait for the tire fix, as soon as she was told to hold her

[@Sleepingcoffee979]

Rikers island is brutal man

[@DavidMedina-lu1wf]

Apparently she's wearing that neck thing the right way that way the chin doesn't drop to the chest

[@virginiarobbins7539]

She only needs to get the keys out of car to keep her there

[@ryanc9888]

Female cop was useless lol

[@Iiwii726]

Painful to fckn watch😡 neither of them are trying to understand each other 😂 coulda been dealt with much easier

[@cinemacodey]

She might have had 100,000 and spent some on that Honda crv with crappy tires.

[@jefferywarburton2116]

My thoughts as well. travel that far from Ny/pa and the car.

[@hawkuser604]

EWU has great content, very interesting channel to follow.

[@heshy14]

Beyond bizarre 😳

[@vSOGvv]

the things that go on your neck are supposed to go on that way

[@jacenjustice]

Did y'all go on a date later, because Gaynor was looking extra delicious. ❤

[@Kojak024]

More Ewu

[@Iiwii726]

America fck yeah

[@virginiarobbins7539]

There's areas where there may be only 1 cop for miles so it takes a while to get back up.. very unsafe they should have at least 2 in any area

[@debneuweiler9867]

Dan not all police cars have that barrier there are cars for transport only

[@kimson305]

Who is dan?

[@LukaDonesnitch]

Dan?

[@debneuweiler9867]

Sorry I hit the wrong key shoot me I meant Daz Get over a mistake and get a life!

[@rg20322]

Sorry but the majority of woman officers on their own are not great.

[@Vendrix86]

ahh yes, classic police incompetence. Wrong location when its needed, then the late cops point their guns at the helpful guy.

[@JohnCampbell-j7w]

The "good Samaritan" was stupid. You should NEVER stop to help an officer, no matter how much distress or danger they could be in. If things go south, a cop would not hesitate to throw you under the bus and charge you with obstruction. That's why If I stop it's only to film the interaction, and if they ask for help I tell them to kick rocks. It's not our job to do their job for them.

[@blizzunt420e]

Those are literally illegal Chinese trespassers in this country. They need to be arrested and immediately deported.