The Most Frightening Magnet Fishing Find Ever!! (Even The Police Were Shocked)

The Most Frightening Magnet Fishing Find Ever!! (Even The Police Were Shocked) Today while treasure hunting, we found the most frightening magnet fishing find ever. We called police immediately to report what we found at this pond while magnet fishing. Also, while magnet fishing, we found weapons, fishing supplies and relics from the past. Thanks for watching check out my other magnet fishing videos if you enjoyed this one. #Frightening #MagnetFishing #Treasure
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[@TulaneAve]

The few times I have called the cops to report something, they have always come off as if they doubted me and/or questioned me like a suspect. Not "Thanks for calling us". Doesn't send a good message to good citizens.

[@marcuslinton310]

Exactly, never bother calling a bunch of jerkoff pigs for anything, all you do is get yourself involved in a bunch of BS. If you want to give them the guns, do it anonymously somehow.

[@devinb5937]

Most of you are criminals let’s be honest

[@Michael_MW]

Was thinking this exact thing.

[@Alb410]

Always have a bodycam :)

[@Dud3itsj3ff]

Tbf, I’m sure ppl try to “report” their own property a decent bit.

[@monkeyearcheese420]

It's insane how well armed our fish population is

[@GlitzyWitch]

😂😂😂

[@Crymzon_Sins]

They are prepared for war!😂😂

[@murrayandru7527]

And that's just fresh water too.

[@jimmyvoodoo2166]

That’s funny homie!

[@tomb9420]

😊

[@openminded7069]

She’s such a good cop. Smiling and kind. Last video I watched the cops were so rude.

[@eliasnilsson6604]

I can imagine cops have to deal with a lot of rude and bad people in general so its not really surprising they built up bad behaviour. Not an excuse to be rude still.... Makes you respect the well behaved cops that genuinly appreciate this work all the more.

[@wayneasiam65]

Cops are actually Trained to be arrogant. They are also Trained to go from zero to idiot in 3.2 seconds.

[@lisa-johnson5397]

I believe the reason the police officer was taking down all the license plate and ID info was because there is a chance these guns were involved in crimes. If they are, and there's a legal case brought against someone from the resulting investigation, they may need to ask for the video footage later or even testify to how and where the weapons were found. That's just a guess though.

[@DrLumpy]

It's a much more logical guess than most of the "Over the top" theories here.

[@dphilp75]

@@DrLumpy I dunno, I tend to agree with Glenn here, albetit with a less cop hating tone. The Police already had their info, not sure why running the plates was needed unless they were fishing.... (pardon the pun there!)

[@BartsShortsYT]

@@dphilp75 Considering the amount of killers that revisit scenes. And the popularity of videos where weapons are found, giving you "fame" statuses. It is one of the few times I would expect the police to do this sort of thing. People commenting are idiots because they don't realize just because they watch these videos and know stuff about the creators. They expect the cops to already know them.

[@dphilp75]

@@BartsShortsYT I see the point you are making, but I don't think you've accounted for the fact that they already had their ID and info. What more was gained by taking down the plate information?

[@TonyM1961]

@@dphilp75 Don't worry. It's called being thorough. If they hadn't done so, sure enough some supervisor would be on them for not gathering all available information. Plus, there's the fact that you ARE in possession of firearms and it's pretty standard to "check for wants and warrants" on everyone they interact with. It's not like they were singling these guys out for extra scrutiny. Literally "just doing the job". Do I agree with all police procedures? No. Do I understand that "it's just what they do"? Yes

[@thissideofrandom8800]

Can we all give a high five to this guy for CLEARING the weapon before doing anything else with it!

[@tommiepattonkendrickiii1617]

Yes we can! Smart!

[@konnerfollett9366]

fr bro I see it too many time when they find a gun a don't clear it

[@vintagecapgunsatyourmomshouse]

Yes, 110%, especially considering they're clearly not very knowledgeable about firearms.

[@vintagecapgunsatyourmomshouse]

Major pucker. Male statey tried to clear that rifle while it was pointing @ one of the mag Bois.

[@lorilynch-senter945]

I was yelling at the lady officer..."don't take their word the pistol is clear, do it yourself!!" She should know better.

[@markcreighton8169]

I dont care what anyone says , you folks are doing a great job . Solving open cases , cleaning up the waters.

[@devinb5937]

This is completely reckless. Clean up should be done by professionals only. They should be arrested.

[@elcidgranada3549]

@@devinb5937 thats what comjunist do. Your country is close to it dont worry.

[@devinb5937]

@@elcidgranada3549 I hope so!

[@oldtimefarmboy617]

@@devinb5937 "Clean up should be done by professionals only." Translation: nothing should be cleaned up ever. Typical simpleminded Darren mentality.

[@devinb5937]

@@oldtimefarmboy617 I am an industry professional bud. Sit down and let the professionals handle it.

[@HumanJustHumaning]

Imagine watching this and seeing your weapon brought to the surface 😂

[@pottymouthedplanter]

Bahahahahaa

[@georgenelson8327]

Lmao

[@soupermancampbell8668]

Not going to happen. I use knives made of ice. 🔥🥶😅

[@eliasnilsson6604]

As long as its not followed by a "F#¤k, someone found it!"

[@russellpearce3749]

I don't know what you're talking about I was never there you can't prove a thing

[@BadWolf762]

I guess I missed the most frightening part.

[@jasoncaine2600]

It was the bell he blurred out 🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jwallace7382]

@@jasoncaine2600why did he have to blur the bell? I don’t get it.

[@Patrickf5087]

​@@jwallace7382against TOS

[@Patrickf5087]

Demonitizing objects, the most frightening thing for YTers

[@sopcannon]

@@jasoncaine2600 but why a bell of all things?

[@erinj8621]

I was laughing so hard at "they found it inside the water" instead of underwater... idk why, it just struck my funnybone.

[@tonyprice2256]

lol I know right?

[@moonxshakti]

Suggests to me someone that does not swim

[@stephenhurd1489]

It was "in" the water. Or under water. Depends on where you're from really. But if you don't already understand that there's no point explaining it, you want listen.

[@travisbryant2531]

@@stephenhurd1489 won't listen?

[@stephenhurd1489]

@@travisbryant2531uhh , I did that on purpose... Yeah.

[@kevinhoye4942]

Never handle the gun like you think it's cleared, always handle it as if it's loaded.

[@alan30189]

Correct!

[@patriciacave4450]

Even I know that

[@robertgutierrez8881]

Should have told that to Mr. BALDWIN.... smh...

[@Redlegarty]

As a former Range master I was cringing

[@kyesadler1721]

NEVER FLAG Anyone with a GUN loaded or not completely agree 💯

[@SMChurchill]

Now this is the proper way to interact with cops, and involve them when you find weaponry. Respect.

[@TG-hp8og]

One ARE obligated to notifye police when one find veapons ,military matriel, explosives. No matter HOW or where you found it. I really support magnet fishers. They also clean up the inviourment.

[@shanejackson9882]

I saw some people magnet fishing in the Leeds and Liverpool canal in Armley. They pulled a couple of grenades out and they had to call the bomb squad.

[@maireweber]

There's a German youtuber who does this in Berlin. He pulls out soooo many WW2 bombs, grenades etc. Luckily, Germany has an entire governmental organization to deal with all these, they're found regularly here whenever someone uses a digger. Modern guns on the other hand are super rare here.

[@barolecaskin8673]

“I wanna keep that gun it’s restorable” Dude the gun is at the bottom of a river for a reason 👀😂

[@robomonkey1018]

Right 10 to 1 it has a body

[@joshofalltradesgendron5464]

Body or no body any Glock clone it takes less than 15 seconds to take the barrel out and put an aftermarket in than a piece with a body on it has no body on it. They may be able to to metallurgical match's on casings if recovered to match the ejector but same concept easy change out. Only reason to dump a peice is if it has a dirty serial number

[@circusboy90210]

@@joshofalltradesgendron5464 grind it off and sell it. no crime . plus file the riflings a little and the slug sample will never match.

[@joshofalltradesgendron5464]

@@circusboy90210 also not good idea. Ground serial number carries 10 year sentance. But simple change out of parts barrel striker ejector good to go if a clean serial number. He should be legally allowed to retrieve that fire arm if it has no cases on it. Most police stations will lie but after a waiting period and no one claims it becomes his property

[@peterjones4621]

Yer right there Sammy, the wife didn't want them around so she just threw them off the bridge.

[@lynnesummers-noble5029]

Well done guys for; returning the fish, removing the rubbish and handing the weapons to the police.

[@PhilipVanOlphen]

Honesty is the best policy.

[@dianarandall4087]

I love it , too bad they didn’t have magnets huge cleaning the floors of ocean lakes ponds etc..

[@Naked_face_Naked_soul]

Why did they have to blur out the bell in the little black bag, I am confused

[@christinariggs896]

This is why I came to the comments! I haven't found the answer yet.

[@spacemax1744]

The only reason I can think of is that maybe a nude figure

[@glennmuir5617]

Interesting that the simpleton who runs this channel "liked" your comment but didn't offer an explanation to answer your question.

[@spacemax1744]

I think it might have been something like the figure on the handle was nude. That's all I think it could be

[@low_bitrate_detected]

Was it a buttplug?

[@johnfish1194]

Nice job guys, not only did you find possible stolen guns used in some crime, but you are cleaning up the waterways. Keep up the good work.

[@andrewswanger1166]

So glad they're finding all these weapons. Imagine if a kid found one, or if the person that put it in the water had committed a crime with said weapon. This is so awesome how they handle everything each time. Much respect

[@mynameisnobody5838]

Hahaha yeah imagine if a kid had found those at the bottom of the lake seriously you’re a joke.

[@yourneighbour2401]

Well you don't go around tossing your guns in bodies of water unless you've committed a crime with it 😅

[@riprapter6322]

I saw one the other day when a guy found a live grenade.

[@tyree9055]

​@@riprapter6322 Yeah, that'd be my idea of a frightening find... 🤣👍

[@tyree9055]

​@Your Neighbour It could be nothing more than a pissed off ex-wife's revenge... 🫣

[@johnbaldock6353]

It would be so funny if the sign you pulled out was a "NO MAGNET FISHING"!!🤣

[@tonyprice2256]

lol

[@Ken-fh4jc]

This is so important if someone throws a gun, especially a hand gun, in the water it almost certainly was used in a serious crime.

[@kathydbrumfieldb8753]

They should pay guys like you for doing this job!!! Not only are you cleaning up the rivers, but sometimes you are aiding in crimes!!! No body throws a gun in the river unless some kind of crime has been committed. Job well done guys!!! 👍

[@jaeljade3609]

The cops acted pretty decent compared to other videos I've watched like this. They always seem to act like they shouldn't be bothered. I'll never understand that. It's their job!

[@-thebatman-]

Cook county forest preserve don’t really get to do much so this probably made their week

[@cadehuff7936]

The cop should not have asked for ID and ran the plates. They were fishing for something to bust them on. No leo is your friend, no matter how they act.

[@ItsMillerTime.23]

I'm surprised that they didnt act like this in this video because of all of the bad shit these guys have to deal with on a daily basis. This is a bad area to be in

[@thenewlc]

@@cadehuff7936 I was looking for this comment. I would’ve declined to provide my ID (no problem telling them my name and phone number in case there was any follow up) and I would’ve challenged them on running my plate and certainly not helped them to do it.

[@imacryptid5254]

@@thenewlc well if you got something to hide you probably shouldn’t be calling the police and giving them guns you find. 😂

[@Abyss9099]

What a small world! Way back in the 80’s I grew up just down the road from where this video was filmed. I can confirm that your statement within the first 20 seconds is 100% accurate. As an elementary school kid back then we rode bikes on that forest path but we were warned to NEVER go alone. By the time I got to middle school that particular area was on a rapid decline and to this day, is pretty well known for its high crime rates. I’m glad to see that you and your crew remained safe and reported your findings to the proper authorities. Some of those places can be pretty hairy at times. It’s really sad to see the area of my childhood go completely downhill as it has. I’m happy to say that I moved away many moons ago and no longer live in that state. Stay safe out there and keep doing what you do. ☮️

[@johnypitman2368]

The area of my childhood and so many others have gone to crud too. Socialism is only good for the takers and never for the folks that had their hard earned mony appropriated without their consent.

[@CAPTAIN-REX]

who asked

[@SaintSaint]

@@CAPTAIN-REX wuh?

[@saitpradhan]

2nd amendment is all right but why on earth u are allowed to buy assault rifles once u turn 18 when u can buy alcohol only when u turn 21 ,in name of freedom Americans laws are really crazy .

[@saitpradhan]

prayers from nepal 🇳🇵

[@oatsroasted6759]

Wow, this situation would be fun and scary at same time. Just imagine if one of the guns could have solved a cold case.

[@ComeGetPsalmMore]

You could just call and ask them to run the serial numbers. You’re allowed to keep them so long as they are not reported stolen or linked to a crime. Just gonna end up at the police auction or trash now

[@DrLumpy]

They're not allowed to "run the serial numbers" and advise you over the phone that something is or is not wanted. I'm betting that in the jurisdiction they're in, as in most, they're not allowed to "keep them so long as they're not reported...". In most jurisdictions anything found in a public waterway, or anywhere else, does not become the property of the finder. You can't "find" a gun, car, dog, tool, boat trailer etc and simply claim it's yours. It's also likely the very act of magnet fishing from the side of the public roadway is technically not legal.

[@losipoop]

A catfish!?!?I thought you could only catch steelhead with a magnet.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

lol

[@JesseCase]

Now this is a quality comment! 😂

[@am4793]

The steelhead catfished the guys.

[@philiprice7875]

jokes that bad are classed as crimes against humanity

[@SaintSaint]

For everyone upset over the fact that the cops ran his plates/ID: relax. I'd be shocked if they *didn't* run the plates of some guys pulling mystery guns out of a river. Cops have to be weirdly cautious because the have to deal with weirdly dangerous situations.

[@cogreenqueen]

Right, and they have to run everybody they have "contact" with, whether assisting, pulling over, emergencies or what have ya. Never know who may have a warrant or who could be dangerous so they always have to err on the side of caution.

[@stephen_crumley]

@@cogreenqueen hell no they do not have the right to do that, every single time they are encroaching on your rights. And anyone who just willfully agrees to their nonsense is equally as clueless as you are. No cops have a right to ID anyone they have “contact” with and he notion they are somehow above your god given rights is stunningly absurd

[@khaoticwarrior]

@@stephen_crumley Some people needs to be reminded that we are PRIVATE citizens and unless a person is suspected of or in the process of acting in a crime.. no go

[@alexhanson9495]

They also have to take their information to put it in the system who they spoke to and who reported it. I’ve been given a warning for smoking a cigarette in a national park and they took all my info just so they could put it in the system that they had talked to me. They have a lot of bases they have to cover.

[@kory075]

@@stephen_crumley They don't have a right to run your plate? Then why does your license plate have to be visible from the outside of your car by law? They can run whatever license plate they want at any time. That isn't encroaching on your rights.

[@allisgran9466]

Why would you blur out a bell?

[@katrinajohnson3776]

I love the way you call the police to check out the things which you all pulled out of the water, and they check you out too. I guess they took the machete because it was illegal to have in your pocession??🤔 Great service you guys are doing to clean out our waterways!! Stay safe and cool as you all are!!👍

[@jamesmadison9244]

Cops don’t care about some relic you fished out of the river. It is a paperweight.

[@judgetk8327]

The machete is not illegal. Your axe is not illegal either. Nor your hand saw. Those recip saw blades are illegal. Maybe you could get rid of them on the black market because they are getting all black from the water and some of your commenters would buy them. Lol

[@nicholasming5976]

How are recip saw blades illegal. That’s construction. They did nothing illegal and found nothing illegal except for maybe the gun. But most people that throw weapons don’t put lasers on them. Probably someone dropped it fishing just like wi th the deer rifle.

[@merryhunt9153]

Say that rifle was used in a crime. The police have to show in court where they got it. To do that the prosecutor puts the magnet fisher in the witness box to tell the simple story of retrieving it from the river.

[@anthonycreasy7069]

The lady police officer seems to be pretty nice. Y'all always find some really cool stuff. Another awesome video Jeff.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks buddy for always watching

[@jackjohnson291]

Except for the part where she treated them like criminals and ran his plates. That was totally unnecessary. They’re trained to do it, but it still doesn’t make it right. If they show up to a call at a 90 y/o’s house (for whatever reason), do you think they stop in the driveway and run the plates? Nope, probably not. These young men did them a favor and that’s how she returns the courtesy? Okay, she can do that, but I bet they won’t be as quick to call next time…as they shouldn’t.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@jackjohnson291 Agree, not cool to run plates just to see if you can catch if someone’s not on the up and up. Is it mandatory by her department? I still liked her. She was way better than some other cops who straight up act nasty.

[@tonyprice2256]

@@jackjohnson291 Right on. That was not cool. Cops always looking to write the tickets and make the quotas to get promotions and shit.

[@MrUncleruckus2]

@@jackjohnson291 yeah...never do what you're paid to do amirite?

[@deansteele3265]

She was being extremely thorough. Make an investigation of herself but at the same time the magnet fishing that was something new to her I think. She actually seemed very happy to have those items maybe there's something they couldn't talk about but I've got to tell you she seemed very happy that she was collecting those items.

[@robertsimmons2721]

........ for some strange reason 👍🏿

[@randygunn9499]

Cause she gonna claim them after 30 days if the guys don't and refurbishe it

[@patricianoftheplebs6015]

She did it.

[@soultaker991mlg5]

Gotta get that raise, and that's enough proof for a raise lol

[@derekmetcalf7657U.S.A]

@@randygunn9499 right

[@travislagerwerf4174]

I love how the cops run their fucking plates?! Like they did something wrong?!

[@jamesfredette8092]

They ran your plates looking for a warrant lol.

[@crazedgoldminner7384]

Yeah I was impressed that the young man cleared gun right away with the at the police officer didn't clear it and she should have immediately open the breach and cleared it

[@AimeeAimee444]

You guys are doing a fantastic job! What a fun hobby while helping the community.

[@nolanturner5607]

Too bad LE doesn't think so some times. Seen other magnet fishers get ticketed or just generally harassed for trying to turn their finds over

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@nolanturner5607 Yes, it’s ridiculous when they start harassing the people who find important things. You start to wonder if they didn’t want people to find some items. 🤔

[@RickyandGandi]

You would think cops would already be doing this 🤦🏽‍♀️ this should be a part of investigative services in America.

[@TruthGamingsInc]

Why you had to blur out the bell?

[@Yossarian921]

I've been scrolling looking for an answer to that. And the vid poster even liked the comment and says nothing, grrrrrr. Is it a naked lady bell? Are there naked lady bells or boob bells? Anyways I hope someone answers.

[@ianbartelmez4720]

May have been personalized, like a combo bell/pet tag with a name and phone number, I have custome Swiss bells for my bird dogs with name/number on them because I swap to different collars when they are in the field, I have lost one and got called the next season because somebody found it, lok

[@Sussiander]

Yeah, I was just wondering the same thing.

[@stephenhoward4471]

Maybe a nazi bell?

[@mymooseknuckle8877]

I'm concerned about the way you guys handle the guns. Even if a gun has been cleared 30 times I'd punch someone for pointing it in my direction. I just want you guys to be very safe. I love the videos.

[@kennethwood713]

standing in front of rifle while everyone rubbing on it shows none of those people need to be around a gun

[@littlehoot1234]

first rule of gun safety treat every gun as if its loaded unless absolutely certain.. no magazine or round in the barrel pretty sure it cant do anything

[@Ronie792]

Then you might really get. Shot

[@alexjonesbones4753]

@@littlehoot1234 but that takes the fun out of owning guns

[@jackjohnson291]

Like how the cop pointed the handgun at traffic and then straight at the camera man? What she did was far worse.

[@giucas6629]

It's sad to see how people treat our waters using it as a garbage bins.

[@ItsMillerTime.23]

You should see the rest of the town. When he said there's lots of garbage on the side of the road, that looked clean to the rest of the area. People out there will take out their fast food bags and set them on the ground and drive away. In the road or on the grass. It literally doesn't matter to them

[@jamiesmart9016]

People don't put murder weapons in the bin unfortunately

[@giucas6629]

By the looks of it the waterway is the best spot to dump all your garbage guns are the least of the problem

[@Alan-ii9te]

What I've learned from watching your videos is to not call the police if I find weapons in the water.

[@ReelSpider]

Best reason I ever saw to not call the cops if I find a gun..."No it's clean", "No we takin this. We takin both." I'll remember...

[@RibshackRecords]

Yeah, I'd be inclined to throw it back in. You never know what kind of wild card will show up when you call the po-po.

[@roninpe]

I always wonder if the fishermen get the guns back

[@SongJLikes]

Trust me, you don’t want to NOT call the cops, THEN be found in possession of that firearm.

[@jitteryjared5338]

then dont call them and get found with a murder weapon in a cold case lmao

[@Ericah81]

Anytime you find weapons you should call the police ASAP because why else would a weapon be in water if it hadn’t been used in a crime??

[@cravenmoorehead6219]

Some Karen didn't want it around the house so while the husband was at work.....

[@JoshR-ss2gc]

I swim whilst carrying, also fishing.

[@tonyprice2256]

Never, never, never call the police for any reason!

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

@@tonyprice2256 Honestly, barrels can be replaced, and it isn't the same gun anymore. Why call?

[@stephanienonyabeezwax1288]

Imagine how many ppl have dropped their gun while duck hunting.

[@suzymcpaul3131]

I reckon that all of the 'found gun' and 'found explosives' videos should be mandatory viewing for the cops so that they aren't so confused and suspicious every time. She was mostly cool but a bit over the top with running that plate. Cool video. Stay Safe!😺

[@ericweeks8386]

One word: Paperwork

[@Curt.Francis]

Super overboard. No need to run their plates. They were not breaking any traffic laws.

[@grumpyref]

They are in the possession of something possibly used to commit a crime. Probably just procedure. You need ID and proper paperwork to buy or transfer a gun anyway.... Seems like they called the cops themselves and were above board, so good job all around.

[@littlehoot1234]

@@Curt.Francis for the report and if the need to be subpoenaed in court you need the information, they are now witnesses

[@genebatchelor6500]

One more for his collection

[@markblackburn8685]

I'm curious, do you have to turn in those guns I know why you're doing it but is it a criminal offense if you don't?

[@ncmor3678]

Magnet fishing seems like a fun hobby.

[@steveoatway7001]

You have inspired me, now semi-retired, to buy a big magnet and try it out around Vancouver because we have so many creeks and bodies of water both fresh and ocean that could be hiding stuff. One suggestion gentlemen is to carry a container of fresh water, some dish soap, a some brushes and rags so you can clean off something like a gun right away. In Canada we have a fraction of the guns you have with strict laws so any I find will result in fast phone call to the Police. We do have a serious young Gang problem in the area. I hoping to find a cache of Gold. Anyway, thanks for posting this and Happy Mag-Fishing!

[@tamamonomae7465]

Especially after that big ol flood

[@madatu]

Gold is non-ferrous.

[@steveoatway7001]

@@madatu Yes and thank you for that but I fairly certain that the vast majority of finds used by magnet fishing do not involve Gold. Although what a delightful catch that would be. You see you forgot that most Gold in a body or water would be in a metallic case so magnet fishing is actually a smart way to find Gold.

[@jackjohnson291]

@@steveoatway7001 What metallic case?

[@steveoatway7001]

@@jackjohnson291 The metal container money or gold is placed in.

[@philipgrobler7253]

I heard someone say one day: "It is only a crime when the police is involved." 😂

[@HollywoodBazzey-nu5oe]

Yup

[@blackbird5634]

Last cop I talked to smirked, repeated my words back to me with sarcasm, and dismissed my ''story'' as if I was wasting his time. I need that from a public servant? I don't think so.

[@naughtykoolaid3036]

Funny how you call to be a good citizen and now your waiting to confirm the truck is valid….. never stops man

[@trustnuthinman5778]

Think you guys are awesome for letting that fish live and helping it 👏👏👏👏👏

[@chrissmith6157]

A rifle, handgun, machete and saw blades found? No way it's random.

[@zz-ms1kr]

Saw blades are probably from whoever cleared all that brush right there.

[@giovannigiorgio8962]

@@zz-ms1kr wrong type of blades for brush.

[@lrich8181]

@@giovannigiorgio8962 That type of blade is for a sawzall. Converter thieves use them.

[@giovannigiorgio8962]

@@lrich8181Construction workers use those types of blades in remodels, but those being thrown in the creek were most likely used for illegal purposes by cat thieves like you stated.

[@jmertz75]

Thank God body parts aren't magnetic 🧐🤣

No matter how well meaning the cops be,they’re always looking for ‘other’ offences when attending an incident.

[@robmueller8825]

What did he have to blur out?

[@VergilArcanis]

I feel like they should be asking you for locating potential weapons in the lake and paying you for such.

[@kevinhoye4942]

You guys keep giving up your IDs and isn't the guy that gave up his ID the one that got arrested BECAUSE YOU SHOWED YOUR ID? They don't need your ID to give them a weapon. If you want to give up something just tell them your willing to give your name only and a phone number and they can't force you to identify as you haven't been suspected of a crime. AND NEVER GIVE YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER

[@shadowfax220]

And exactly why did she have to run his plates? What probable cause did she have for that? Finding something in a river is not a crime!

[@cooper2220]

@@shadowfax220 most states don't need probable cause to run a plate, the new systems most places use for reports wants vehicle information and all your I'd information for reports now! But yes they don't have to provide it. I am curious though do you need a fishing license for magnet fishing.

[@chrisstiff4734]

Plates are public and police can run a search at any given time, without RAS..... but these cats were on a fishing expedition, thinking they might get lucky and catch one of these fishermen in a net!

[@jesseduff3536]

Kevin I don't think you've ever had interactions with the police.. you don't have a choice and not giving your ID to the police especially if there's no video camera...

[@glennbrymer4065]

@@jesseduff3536 Not. Look up auditers here on KZbin. You have rights under the Constitution. You do not have to produce ID just because the cops tell you too.

[@margieest7424]

So what was the frightening part?

[@williamhiggins842]

I am sure you can't open the door and find stuff inside the water but that cop must think so.

[@FiveMCity]

I’d go magnet fishing, but I’m a loner and my skin tone accompanied by finding random weapons, I don’t think it would go over well with the law 😄

[@Michael_MW]

If you need a white buddy to come with you and be your cop whisperer hit me up lmao

[@FiveMCity]

@@Michael_MW I gotcha yah lol

[@williamharrison4739]

truth is Cops are no ones friends. they are trying to set everyone up. be weary

[@mrprfct7069]

It don’t matter the skin. You find weapons you are the primary suspect. They ran his plates and ID. Likely come back to arrest him for some made up charge.

[@moneyhafimek]

You ain’t never lie 😅

[@joegilly1523]

It’s nice this lady (officer) was so cool for a change .

[@davebeck8973]

She knew she was on video with a lot of witnesses!

[@tonyprice2256]

She was somewhat cool until she ran the plates and stole the machete.

[@GustavoSantos-ep5jx]

Why did they have to run his plate? And i love how you can see it in her face that she doubted them finding the guns in the water

[@nathanclarke2501]

Magnet fishing videos have really hammered home to never call or trust the police.. they’re so ready to arrest anyone man..

[@lcplmeyer5903]

I love how the cop points the pistol at the camera guy lol 😂 great gun safety in this video folks lol 😂

[@harrysurtees8710]

My dad taught me to never point a guy at a person, never. He also said, (over sixty years ago) that more unloaded guns have shot people by accident than loaded ones. Meaning, the shooter thought it was unloaded, and he was wrong.

[@RC-ds5hv]

Hey I agree but everyone involved cleared it and the fact it's such a piece of corroded s*** it would never fire.

[@peterh1875]

I really love how you find something possibly suspicious, you call the cops, and basically they start treating you like a suspect. "what's the registration on your car". {eye roll}

[@tharengore7215]

Well they have to to be weary...also criminals do same thing hoping they don't get suspected. Never underestimate what someone would do to get out of a criminal situation.

[@tonyprice2256]

@@tharengore7215 Really? Was that a joke?

[@GrassSaint33]

​@@tonyprice2256 no thats really a thing that happens

[@jillmondt5398]

Why are the cops running their plates, and earlier asked for an ID card? Really? These guys didn't have to report a thing.

[@nicholasbyram296]

They might have to testify in court some day, it's normal.

[@lindarebstock8422]

Wow, can't believe all the crap in the water. Good job guys

[@CG87343]

You guys find some interesting and cool stuff, and help clean up the environment. Well done.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks for watching

[@roberttaylor9563]

What place to try and get (rid)of these items, i thing it was a midnight hurry up nobody gonna look here type thing.things like this have a very interesting story to tell eventually. Just an observation.

[@JacksonSubNScaleModelRailroad]

@@outdoorinfluencer So did the officers say that you could claim the gun after a certain timeframe? I used to work for a tow company and when we impounded vehicle with firearms in them, if the vehicle became ours, so did the boomsticks. We would call the police out to check them, and if they came back clear, they were ours. The officer did say that the pistol came back clear, so I dont know why you couldn't have kept it.

[@RabbitHoleDiaries]

There was a bell found in the little bag, right? Why did it need to be blurred out?

[@AlenaMcMahan]

I'm trying to find out the same damn thing!

[@michellenoneya7785]

Me too!! I'm scrolling through the comments trying to figure it out lol.

[@Ricksteady8]

was a penis shaped novelty bell

[@ManiacRacing]

My guess is it was a bit of jewelry shaped like a sexual organ.

[@rhuttrho888]

The woman is a natural born leader I love how important she takes her career She is an amazing woman

[@chrisfilipdias]

what was blurred out

[@thumperlockpicking9269]

If it's clear, YOU CAN CLAIM IT. Restoration is the key word here

[@tharengore7215]

Sure but might need to wait a bit after police clear it's not involved in several cases I'm sure.

[@magicigconito3134]

okay, have admit, love the magnet fishing....do you guys ever keep a running score with all the cans and such. Though it will take time, it is worth the effort that you will come across something so freaking cool. It is like watching some of the history hunters looking for things, even though they may not come up with anything. its the adventure!

[@stephen6640]

These cops reflect the fact that they are NOT the cream of the crop.

[@2olvets443]

The cops were ok, but still sorta treating people like suspects when they are the ones calling. Running the ID, then the tags is what they do everywhere as it is policy, but still in some ways treating the caller as a suspect.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks for watching

[@michael2943]

Policy doesn't mean nothing . The police have to follow their policy. You don't have to tell them anything. They don't need your name for the report or whatever bullshit they say. They only want to take you to jail or make money off of you

[@littlehoot1234]

@@michael2943 they need your information for the report you are now a possible witness also policy means everything, in every job you have policy and if you break it you no longer have a job

[@enigma9789]

@@littlehoot1234 Their policy is not law. Im not a cop therefore I dont have to comply with their policy.

[@circusboy90210]

it's never policy to id people who are not involved in a crime , suspected of one, or involved in a traffic stop.

[@tinabelcher8116]

I'm not sure, but I think the bell you found in the little bag , is to hang under a motorcycle. They are suppose to "protect" the rider and usually have some kind of sentimental value or meaning.

[@joeguilfoyle1922]

Why was it blurred out? I didn't get that.

[@tinabelcher8116]

@@joeguilfoyle1922 good question 🤔

[@Goodboy77717]

@@joeguilfoyle1922 he said in another comment it was shaped like a man's junk

[@joeguilfoyle1922]

@@Goodboy77717 In that case, you know a woman chunked it 🙂

[@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686]

@@Goodboy77717 Thank you! I was trying to figure that out too!

[@mrhaltstop2294]

If you don’t have problems and you want some,call the cops

[@liquidminds]

cops arguing about whether it is a 0, an O or a D on the license plate made my day. Makes me want a OD0DOO license plate.

[@Highspeedoffset1]

Even though you guys aren't that great with gun safety- You are still way better than the two Cops.

[@wiseguysoutdoors2954]

She was far too suspicious for guys who called them to report finding the guns. She needs a little bit better people skills. A criminal is NOT going to call them!!

[@noname-wo8zp]

You ever heard of the cry baby killer

[@glennbrymer4065]

@@noname-wo8zp No. Pray tell educate me. Please

[@Ushionai]

That’s how every cop should be and is

[@omarcaban9917]

I AGREE 100%!!!!!

[@pamelamichaud994]

Actually criminals do it alot

[@kenrobertson9048]

Great video guys, you should always carry a few old tooth brushes or little scrubbing brushes so you can clean the serial numbers a bit better when you find them.

[@omgcandy9523]

No body : Timmy: mommy why are there police and weird people in the middle of da road ?.😮 The mother: just look forward Timmy , forget that their there.😅

[@marthamitchell9452]

I’m not surprised you found guns but those were a little higher class than I would have expected to not be listed as stolen.😂 I’m surprised you didn’t find more weapons if it was near Chicago. Maybe the lady cop thought you were in the water to find them and that was a scary thought. If you haven’t seen magnet fishing before it can be a little confusing. Finding the boot was sure different. Too many people figured out how to get those off and they have a new thing that goes over your windshield so you can’t see.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thank you Martha watching tonight

[@jackjohnson291]

Which should be 100% illegal. What if someone has a medical emergency and can’t wait 30+ minutes for help to arrive? It’s pure extortion. I’ve never had a parking ticket in my life (or any other kind), so it’s not like I’m just mad for finding myself at the wrong end of the stick.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

If you keep a cordless drill in your car all you need to do is drill an 1/8"/3mm hole in the body of those windshield devices over the suction cups, and I'm pretty sure it only takes one hole to get the entire thing off. Just gotta break that vacuum and it's off.

[@THE-CHAMPION-HAS-A-NAME]

Doing their job for them and they are still running you guys like your criminals, kind of ridiculous if you ask me

[@Cent4man]

They are not treating them like criminals. If they connect the weapons to a crime they or crimes and make an arrest, they have to be able to show a chain of evidence. So, they must document who found the weapon and the ID and car registration would help them locate these guys if they need to testify about finding the stuff. It’s normal but procedure .

[@cheyenne11114]

​@@Cent4man she ran the plate, she didn't just document it. they were magnet fishing and she was fishing for crimes

[@jackjohnson291]

@@Cent4man How about the ID they were given? I’m pretty sure that’s all the information needed. His truck had nothing to do with it. Stop making excuses. A tyrant is a man you ALLOW to commit crimes against you.

[@tonyprice2256]

@@jackjohnson291 Also, why did they steal the machete?

[@garden2356]

Thank you so much for saving the fish.

[@bobbypederzani3558]

Thank you all for making the place cleaner.. and safer..

[@glennianuale3582]

Your reward for being Good Samaritan is we run your and your vehicle for wants and warrants. Awesome police work.

[@tonyprice2256]

I know right? 🙄

[@altaridem]

It doesn't matter how cool the police are. It gets annoying as hell the second they demand ID and run your tags for literally no reason other than invading your privacy. "Thanks for doing a great thing for the community guys! Now let me check and see if I can arrest you too!!".

[@Mike_stuy]

it depends on the state though, in any state they can run your tags whenever they want as police kinda need to do that to see if a car is stolen or if it is legally on the road. Now when it comes to ID. Depending on the state they can in fact demand ID, as some states have a stop and identify law meaning that the police can stop anyone in public on the sidewalk or in a vehicle to produce identification. Either way, these two cops were very cordial in the encounter and them asking for ID and the Plate number is standard in a situation like this. Especially if the person who found the weapons is filming, as the video may be required to be siezed as evidence for a later investigation (if it comes to that). so it makes sense to get the info of the person who owns the footage to have a way to get that file at any time. Also if the guy were to refuse to give the file then the police could take the next step and get a warrent for the data, which would most likely be approved right away as video evidence is usually "king" in ongoing investigations.

[@altaridem]

@@Mike_stuy those "stop and identify" laws are supposed to only be employed by an officer if a person is suspected of commiting a crime. And from what I'm reading online, they can only ask for their name. Not their actual ID (granted I didn't delve deep into this). All of that aside. The fact that people are being investigated while having no reasonal suspicion is not ok. But. Due to a lack of education on the behalf of the citizen, police pretty much do whatever they want because people don't know any better. Even if it violates their rights. Yes. The police were cordial. But they can fuck right off for running his tags and ID. Had he refused they would have arrested him for resisting arrest (like they always do) even though they were claiming to arrest him on no claim of crime.

[@Rob-hf7qe]

For real, I work as a bouncer and a couple of times when we had to call them they did this to me even though I clearly work for the establishment

[@OntarioGuy430]

The majority of the time it is a C.Y.A reason - nothing to do with public safety - in the 1 in 100 chance the person they were speaking with was wanted for something and they missed it type of scenario.

[@altaridem]

@@OntarioGuy430 that doesn't make it ok. We literally are supposed to have protections in place to stop this sort of thing from happening. Most people are clueless that it's a violation of their rights so it's become common place. I don't agree with it at all. It's created a situation where the people who know their rights, get arrested for resisting arrest because they expect the police (of all people) to follow the very law they are supposed to enforce. Let that sink in. This common place has made it so people get arrested for "resisting arrest" even though they were not under arrest to begin with. 99.9% of the time the charges are immediately dropped. But it doesn't change the hassle, potential harm, danger, and trauma getting arrested inflicts upon an individual. But. Most people are ignorant to this fact so the police become more and more complacent with violating our rights (that most people don't even know they have). So much so that they don't even look at it like they are doing anything wrong. They think people with knowledge are a problem.

[@MrBlaser51]

I am impressed. The police woman immediately reported the serial numbers of guns found. Good work !!

[@Alwayssaddog]

It's so funny every time the magnet gets close to the camera it glitches

[@bakingsoda8522]

I love how they call the cops trying to do the right thing and the cops try and run all their info just to see if they can snag a warrant on one of them. Smh

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

You can say no in most places since the cops don't have reasonable suspicion that you've committed a crime

[@radicaldradcliffe4201]

@@chemistryofquestionablequa6252 And now you've pissed off the local PD for not following along their tyranny and now can longer search the area due to harassment from said Local PD

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

@@radicaldradcliffe4201 it can be done politely. If they get pissed off over that they were going to get upset no matter what you did.

[@justmythoughts2786]

I swear I noticed that too

[@XMysticHerox]

The ID thing was probably just about filing them finding it correctly. Not a huge fan of US police but not everything is some underhanded attempt to boost their case numbers.

[@mazcolyer1972]

Wow what some amazing finds you all got there and the police were so nice not a single complaint from them great video Jeff thank you 👍

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks buddy

[@mazcolyer1972]

@@outdoorinfluencer your welcome

[@jackjohnson291]

Nice? The female officer pointed a handgun that she knew nothing about at the cameraman and passing traffic. That’s flat out negligent and not acceptable in any way.

[@1bigbucksfan]

Why the hell do the cops need to run their tags and get ID. They are not suspected of any crimes.

[@brodyr4839]

I'd be concerned if they hadn't. It wouldn't be the first time a serial killer reported his own crime/his own evidence, just to mess with the investigation. Leads me to believe there's open assault/murder investigations, and they're covering their bases so they don't end up with egg on their face if it had turned out one of the guys was connected to the weapons. It's pretty straight forward, really...

[@low_bitrate_detected]

Holding all the stuff like they’ve never seen guns or a machete before lol

[@chrisgeldavis6893]

I like how the officer took his glove off to open the evidence bag then put his hand in it then put his gloves on lol

[@jackjohnson291]

They’re not too bright, apparently. How about the part where the female officer pointed a gun into traffic and then right at the cameraman?

[@edwoll]

It is really cool and fun what you guys do. However, you need to stop storing potential crime evidence inside your vehicle. When you pull up the evidence, lower it onto the ground at the area that you seized it. Let law enforcement deal with it from there.

[@johnbees4443]

meh chuck it back or sell it. Tell pigs to get a real job

[@deansteele3265]

That's a good point I'm looking at an investigating this thing myself. Which ain't much LOL. and that is a very good point.

[@jackjohnson291]

@@davidran9317 Sorry, I’m not sure what a browny is, but being a vet doesn’t have much to do with anything with the situation. That’s an odd bit of info to just fling out there. I’m O- while we’re sharing.

[@davidran9317]

@@jackjohnson291 kind greeting to you Sir. I mean I am a color skin . Do not be sorry Sir my respect for any human in this mother planet . I am of kurdish blood Sir and a baptized catholic christian too. I just wrote as I agree with comment was asking those youtubers doing magnetic if they found gun or any dangerous weapons it should not be tamperd with, as it maybe related to a heinous crim, cold cases etc. God bless you and your love ones. Stay Safe🙏 P.s my apology for my wrong grammer.

[@lrich8181]

@@jackjohnson291 Maybe Browning as in shotgun.

[@randomlyfactual1943]

I like how when the first officer heard that they found the weapons in the water, you could see the wheels turning. She was thinkin' I we was thinkin'

[@Constable_Bob]

Oh my gosh, thank you so much! You guys found those guns of mine that got lost in a boating accident…

[@lowlifeangler]

That S&W pistol is a cheap throwaway firearm, the lazer cost more then the gun. Definitely a dirty gun from a crime

[@donnamitchell7707]

Awesome finds today Jeff, Dani, and friend. I found it weird that the officer was having a hard time reading Dani's license plate. That one letter or number looks like a D , but it could be an 0. When your home, I would go and confirm it with mto, as to what it is, so you know for the next time you find a firearm. I've never seen the police do a plate check on any of you. Identification yes, but never a plate number. Have a great day my friend's ❤😊.

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

It is a cop's discretion to run a plate but I'd say to run the plate of someone who called in something is using that discretion poorly. She could have easily ran the plates without being so obvious too...that's tactful.

[@jessestreet2549]

In my state your registration has to be in the vehicle along with proof of insurance.

[@donnamitchell7707]

@@jessestreet2549 Where I live you have to it in you vehicle as well Jesse. Have a great day 😀.

[@57fitter]

IN truck plates start with TK for truck, 3 numbers, then 3 letters.

[@JohnSmith-cc3ud]

The way the lady cop was lookin, like tryina register what these boys were doin n all lol. Good video guys, keep pushin

[@Echo-is1ej]

They couldn't help themselves, they just had to run the plates.

[@BoldLion]

They did nothing wrong!! You people in the comments are over reacting. These cops did a great job! They were chilled. To all the cops out there Thank you for what you do!!

[@billrobbins5874]

The young men were respectful too. More like the way it should be. Be nervous finding a gun, two gun? 😳👍

[@BoldLion]

@@billrobbins5874 True I would ba a little nervous especially since I have never found a gun before.