Police Surprise Man at His Doorstep Just After He Escapes Them

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[@lucashan9176]

I want to see arrest of Noah Betz recently!

[@mollychamberlain804]

Is "yeeted" a technical term? 😅😂

[@Itsmy2cent]

“You wanna put that down”…..uh no I’m in my house and I’ve committed no crime, and you let a criminal loose. Wtf “you wanna put that away lol. Cops. Think they are the only ones who can hold there weapon

[@DianeMatthews-bb2wd]

In the 60's that's what we did the guys had motorcycle's they chopped them , they let's us girls ride them , my friend had a mini motorcycle we blew the oil pan? We go out in the desert shoot bebe guns at pop bottles..back then it was good times.. Police were cool with us bout a lot of stuff but we were respectful tho.😸 Kid haven fun but use wisdom when you do🥳

[@yakovbrod9992]

guy just ruined his life forever

[@InBobWeTrust]

I love this officer's vibe. Calm with the gun holding homeowner, listening to some good tunes in the car, polite with the mother, vibin with the dog, mentoring the kid... We need more cops like this!

[@Nikki_with_the_blikki]

And was he listening to Waka Flocka in the cruiser at the beginning? Love it 😭

[@YasukeNakamoto]

@@Nikki_with_the_blikkibruh fr fr I was bobbin

[@Akooks]

His reaction to the homeowner was priceless.

[@williamcardinale2953]

Sadly we all are surprised when we see an officer act as they all should.. Kudos to the wonderful officer but it’s uncommon

[@RespectMyAuthoritaah]

Most cops start out this way, but through mostly negative interactions with the public over time they become jaded.

[@Jason_Scott]

Love that Mom just sat back and let it unfold. No hysterics. No interference.

[@daddy_doug]

what do you mean she completely interferenced when the cop asked where is your bike he said idk then the mom proceeded to ask the same question and said I thought you said it was here

[@burtonerrny6704]

@@daddy_dougshe wasn’t about to let her son bullshit himself into more trouble

[@loganday5470]

@@daddy_dougnot really interfering per se, other than that tho she was chill about it

[@doddsalfa]

Just like everyone in my country and most sane people

[@sorryplease5071]

She knows he’s going to get himself killed if he keeps it up. It’s for his own good.

[@spenyspen18]

cop: "i dont know what you were thinking" kid: " i wasnt thinking" cop: "thats fair" honesty from both sides. life lesson learned the hard way.

[@Novusod]

Kid did nothing wrong.

[@mrplayfulshade]

Kid's lucky he didn't hurt anyone, lesson learned but shouldn't have taken that chance it was really stupid. Like commom sense stupid

[@somegermanguy7]

​@@Novusod💀

[@mommyissue]

​@@Novusod so running from the cops while driving drunk wayyy past the speed limit is acceptable and legal?🤣😂

[@mommyissue]

He really wasn't thinking😂 how long did he think he could hide for? when his house is literally next by to where he crashed 😭😭💀

[@realWorsin]

This experience probably saved his life.

[@tohmano5855]

As an ex-stupid kid with a motorcycle I agree

[@Autobahn4537]

And ruined it at the same time with a felony.

[@rickhernandez7666]

@@Autobahn4537 If the felony brings prison time, he might not do well.

[@KuzcoC618]

If it’s his first trouble it will definitely get reduced on a plea he’ll probably get either just a license suspension, possibly probation. 19 with no record that’ll get reduced.

[@haegger666]

yes i totally agree, driving drunk is just so fkn dangerous, not only for yourself... shame one me I have some experiences with drunk drivers.... please guys, NEVER EVER drink and drive... for your own sake and the ones you love and the ones you may be hurting.... nothing worse than having killed people because you wanted to have "fun"..... lost some people i knew due to this and nearly lost my own life.... never do this guys, even if you have a plan to avoid prosecution

[@jakedallas4025]

1:08 “As a result of this maneuver the motorcycle spun out and YEETED him off into the abyss” I love this guy.

[@OhJeezRanders]

Lmao checked the comments to make sure someone else loved that 😂😂😂😂😂

[@CuteSceneChic]

@@OhJeezRanders Same. I laughed so hard when I heard that. LOL

[@thegermanfool8953]

😂😂😂 funny as hell

[@jam6web84]

Also the intro video effects are extra af 😂

[@jaykamenski4624]

I definitely paused and rewound to verify that he did indeed say the the man was “ yeeted into the abyss “

[@justinb2022]

Cop was chill. Kid knew he messed up and the cop didn’t overly-lecture him about it, just did his job. He’s actually pretty lucky.

[@rocinante4488]

Lucky? The kid’s just being all nice and nonchalant because he doesn’t understand the consequence. He’s probably going to get a felony for this, and then a few years down the line, when he’s trying to get an actual job that’ll be able to give him financial independence and growth as a person, every employer will deny him based on his felony arrest/conviction. He will then resort to working some soul-crushing menial job that doesn’t require a background check (waiter, dishwasher, construction worker). Menial work for low wages, living with mom cause he can’t make enough to get his own place. No gf cause hes broke and lives at home. There goes the self-esteem and dignity that he shows in this video. With that depleted self esteem and hopelessness comes the drinking and weed. Maybe even pills and harder drugs. All of this for what exactly? Some kid being a dumbass and driving his motorcycle without a helmet and crashing into the grass. And we wonder why there are so many unhinged people in this country. Lifelong systematic consequences for absolute nonsense

[@kevindelacruz3882]

and this is why the cop should've gave him a ticket and thats it@@rocinante4488

[@ash_lw]

​@rocinante4488 explained to perfection. Im assuming the person who wrote the original comment isn't aware of the effects of a felony. I also wanted to add that I agree with you. I don't think this kid deserves to have his life ruined. He was being dumb, probably high on adrenaline, and watched too many motorcycle get-away videos. 19 years old and one dumb decision like such shouldn't effect the rest of his life. I hope they don't end up pinning a felony on him. But this is one of the best comments I've read on the internet. A+

[@GohnJotti]

@@rocinante4488stop overthinking it. He’s young and dumb. We’ve all been there before unless your a little goodie 2 shoes

[@GohnJotti]

@@rocinante4488and another thing. This is his first felony. Likely will be dropped to a misdemeanor. You really sound karen like

[@michaelolsen4196]

How refreshing to hear them have a normal conversation with mutual respect in the car.

[@ndojimmy]

Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@KevinoftheCosmos]

that's how my arrest was, we wound up talking about why we like and collect single stack 9mm ccw firearms. I shook his hand and wished him well after I was released. 100% dignity and respect maintained. I wouldn't be ashamed of the footage being released either because I wasn't in the wrong to begin with.

[@LoganErwin-s7g]

Why single stack in 9mm just curious ?

[@DondreDashard]

@@LoganErwin-s7g^ me as well

[@KevinoftheCosmos]

@@LoganErwin-s7g concealability and the strides companies were making with capacity around that time. Sig p365, Shield 2.0, etc

[@Jankowski_Outdoors]

This video should be used for training purposes. Kudos to the officer for each interaction he had with folks!

[@lexiaaforever437]

I love the mother sitting there letting the cop teach him a lesson. Her not saying a word spoke volumes because she knows her child .

[@OmniMale]

I don't think it's that so much as it's she's a rational human being. Cops don't make it a habit to show up at ppls door door. She's not acting the fool thinking someone's out to get them.

[@808kicks2]

She seems like a karen raising an entitled little shit who I’m sure won’t be his last time doing something like this

[@teejames5098]

she needed a break from his bad ass😅😅😅😅...party all weekend for her

[@davidh4374]

absolutely. Sometimes in life the best course of action is to consciously decide to do/say nothing.

[@irishcajun85]

She’s probably gave him a million ‘you’re gonna end up dead or in jail’ speeches about getting a motorcycle.

[@Ibethepappy]

Best display of policing and parenting I think I’ve ever seen in these videos. If you’re the mom in this video. Thank you for being exactly the way you are.

[@jilbertb]

And I hope she does NOT help him payoff the tickets!

[@longfacetony81]

boooo

[@Ben546]

The kid made a dumb mistake, but you can tell he has been raised right. I agree the mother actually showed some accountability.... there may be hope for this kid.

[@ndojimmy]

Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@ndojimmy]

@@jilbertb Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@ethanschoof4953]

Mom handled this perfectly. No crying, yelling, or interfering. Sit back, let the police do their job, and made sure her son knew he was at fault and she wasn’t saving him. That will deter him from stupid decisions with the law later on.

[@shookmusic3277]

She didn't protect him from being a Felon. She should have shut her mouth, not talk to police, and lawyer up. Let this go to court and protect her son. INstead she threw him under the bus. This is not a Win at all.

[@Kobytraphouse]

@@shookmusic3277it’s called accountability and this kid tried to run from it . I hope you’re not the same

[@richarddobson5035]

​@shookmusic3277 If your child makes poor decisions like this, the worst thing you can do is protect them from being held accountable. What you recommend would only lead to them continuing their bad behavior.

[@ladygumshoe7402]

​@@shookmusic3277ITS not a felony😂😂 Its parents like u that help kids escape accountability of their actions. You must come from a family that gets into trouble with the law and u can't be white cause us white folks believe in taking accountability when in the wrong, concerning our children. We raise our kids to obey the law and respect them!!

[@usafa1993]

She's a snitch. A traitor to her own progeny.

[@michelleagnely]

Poor mom, she honestly seems like a good parent and doesn’t deserve this

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

I think all parents have these moments, almost no matter how good your kid is. It's almost a little worrying if your kid never gets in trouble. It means they aren't out there testing the world a little.

[@michelleagnely]

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat that’s a great point

[@madinno]

One of the hallmarks of good parenting is loving your kids but letting them make, and learn from, their own mistakes. It's not an easy thing to do, instinct is to always protect your child. She did it right, though. She knew he made a mistake, he knew he made a mistake, she knew he needed to learn from it. Sometimes, all you can do is sit back and watch it unfold and just hope you did right by your kid and they'll learn the lesson they need to learn.

[@Timlareit]

Yea she does. Her kid is lying to a cop right in front of her and she doesn’t seem to give a shit.

[@anthaera]

I don’t think he was being honest about chugging 3 beers AFTER he got home, but the cops still should’ve asked his mom if she provided her underage son with alcohol or knew that he was drinking in her home.

[@tjpowers88]

Officer Charlie must be the most calm officer I ever seen. Hops out, no running, staying with the bike, knowing full well he has all the information, sees a neighbor with a gun and calmly says just put it away, and then has the most down to earth chat with the kid in the squad car on the way to jail about bikes, safety, and wearing a helmet.

[@SpaceMissile]

dude lives by the rule of cool.

[@KamalaIsTrash]

It helps that the kid wasn't Wilding out, waving a gun and resisting arrest like "some people" do when they are arrested...

[@tartrazine5]

This is a village that's literally 1% black. Places like that are more calm in general.

[@reginalda.bellsr.249]

AND…. He listens to GREAT music!!!💪🏾😂😌

[@aaronekker3250]

I taked to this oficer b4 he is very nice

[@m1a2abrams50]

I loved the homeowner who had his pistol pointed out the window and the cop just nonchalantley goes “everything’s fine, can you put that away?”

[@Its_Cannon]

I mean in the middle of the night you hear a motorcycle wreck in your front yard, pretty normal reaction. Cop recognized it.

[@thereinthetrees_5626]

Anyone reasonable would have realized that no one is going to just start shooting at a cop because they got freaked out in the middle of the night

[@That..Guy..]

Would have seen an AR with a spotlight at my house 😂

[@harrychufan]

@@devnotes00this is Wisconsin…

[@JustAnAverageGuy5731]

I'm surprised the cop didn't fire all the ammunition in the world at him.

[@emmajanes]

the mom just pulling up a chair and listening to the cop grill him is KILLING ME

[@RichardZERO]

She's one of the good ones.

[@Bobmcjoepants]

This is the kind of mom more people need She cares and loves him, but when his actions catch up with him, she's going to be the first to literally pull up a chair and enjoy the show

[@midnightchannel111]

She's proving she's a good mother!

[@Morgan_Layfay]

My mother would have put the cuffs on and delivered me to the backseat for them 😂😂.. and guess who's never been arrested .. lol I love my mom ✌️💖

[@trashpandatrailadv]

She was like, "Boy, You gonna learn today!"

[@tonypascavage3503]

He got outta that DUI.. that was quick clutch thinking.."I chugged like 3 beers AFTER I got home" 🔥

[@warrenlowe676]

But got felony fleeing charge…

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

​@@warrenlowe676well you take the good with the bad!

[@jtocwru]

I took a defensive driving course years ago for the 10% insurance reduction, and the class was taught by a clearly-jaded cop who was just shy of retirement. He advised the class as an oh-by-the-way, that if you're ever lit up by a cop and you've been drinking but you're close to home, just punch it and run inside and grab a beer and then answer the door and say you didn't realize that they were behind you / trying to pull you over. At that point (he claimed) there's too much reasonable doubt for there to be a DUI conviction. But, yeah, it seems like you're still gonna catch some charges for fleeing. Not sure that's really any better than a DUI.

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

@@jtocwru that story is hilarious. See, even the cops get it.

[@Caffeine_Addict_2020]

@@jtocwru DWI is a misdemeanor, fleeing the police is a felony - you'd have to disclose it on most job applications, and it would bar you from ever working for any part of the government, prevent you from voting, owning a gun, etc. Just take the DWI at that point

[@Enygmate]

This cop is a gem tbh, respectful and calm the whole way. Made the kid seem very apologetic about it, that's what matters

[@fritos1445]

Yep the kid doesnt seem like a bad kid just made a few poor decisions but nothing he cant turn around

[@jaedensmith3666]

the waka flocka too😭😭😭😭 hes a real one

[@theprodistini2590]

because he and the kid didn't have an ego battle. Proper discourse was able to occur.

[@honeymoon143]

@@fritos1445lmao he's only sorry he got caught. Criminal

[@TheJoshHenshaw]

Absolutely, kid learned his lesson!

[@QueenBeeCammy]

Props to the cop who made him apologize to his mom! And for mom cooperating with police. Kid is young and has plenty of time to get himself together. He needed this wake up call.

[@elijahlemoe412]

Bruh my wake up call is remembering mum will beat the sh*t outta me if I fail School 😅🤣

[@jgamer2228]

What kid are you talking about? The 19 year old that knew damn well he was in the wrong?

[@QueenBeeCammy]

@@elijahlemoe412 haha yea my mom was the same. If I had ever even contemplated something like this or got shit grades there’d have been hell to pay. 😆😅

[@QueenBeeCammy]

@@jgamer2228 I’m 33. He may as well be a baby to me. He is an adult legally of course. My point is he’s still young enough to set his life straight. I don’t know many teens that do make rational decisions.

[@elijahlemoe412]

You idiot she's just complimenting the cop what's the big deal@@jgamer2228

[@antinsanwo]

Cool cop, handled his business, professional, tried to teach the kid a lesson without being a jerk about it. Props to him

[@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220]

after he was about to hunt him down with the ar huh?

[@CookieMonster-bv9cf]

@@dadsfreetimeclassicgaming1220 cop was a little bit of a smart ass icl

[@Arienette69]

I can't breathe, I can't breathe, I can't breathe....

[@nappy7048]

@@Arienette69?? wtf are u talking about

[@TheGreyGhost_of43rd]

Cop was a joke

[@susannovak8263]

“You need to apologize to your mom“ - this is one good cop.

[@larrysnipes7113]

Yes you certainly do..

[@cK-lc7wb]

Charged him with every crime he could

[@magdalenaPJ]

Fr

[@JalekNordin-s9n]

​@@cK-lc7wbAnd?

[@hankkirby5386]

"The motorcycle spun out, and yeeted him into the abyss." best way to describe a motorcycle crash while running from the cops

[@SpaceMissile]

I did a double-take when I heard that. lmao

[@BackwardsBotany]

I had to replay it 🤣

[@robertclarke4366]

laughed out loud when Charlie said must be a new rider, can't ride very well

[@Aur1x1]

That shit made me cackle lol

[@North95]

I had to look it up. New verb for me.

[@_EmptyBox_]

The chill on the pursuit officer for just asking the home owner to point his gun away was amazing.

[@damiencross7334]

Yeah, he handled it well and you can't be mad at the homeowner. He has a family in there, and there are cops all around his house looking for someone. He just wants to keep his family safe.

[@ndojimmy]

Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@CarveWood-vw2yi]

@@damiencross7334 I would've told that pig to kiss my ass... he doesn't have to put the gun down if he doesn't want to.

[@FK_TRUMP]

White privilege. Any other skin color, the piggie would of emptied his clip. Guaranteed.

[@daveman5860]

I think the guy in the window,,, is a little bit cracked in the head!,,⚡😆⚡

[@NIKKI.KO99]

This was the calmest, most straightforward, polite arrest I've ever seen on this channel. Or anywhere actually. No one involved overreacted or escalated anything.

[@gb342002]

because he knew daddy would make it all better

[@clappymake]

​@@Soul_Flow_ is that a pic of you? Very thirsty

[@pokingfun4008]

its because they dont usually post peaceful arrests as theres no point and alot of people just wanna see the bad but some cops are nice

[@cryptoisthewaytogo]

That cop deserves a raise/promotion

[@Mechulus]

IF HE WAS BLACK HE'D BE DEAD - CNN probably.

[@dylanarchangel2673]

As a motorcyclist I'm saying this, him not wearing a helmet is the DUMBEST thing he could ever do. He was insanely lucky not to have brain damage.

[@joejacobs3537]

I don't think brain power is one of his strong points....

[@achmed2pac]

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[@w.d.gaster1550]

He probably already has brain damage…

[@symptomoftheuniverse3862]

Dumber then driving drunk eluding police and dumping the bike?

[@zesolodar]

idk if he has the required material

[@majorkursk780]

The officer was very proffesional and never took any of the 19 year olds actions personally. Well done!

[@em.415]

I mean he’s white.

[@Jnichols369]

White has nothing to do with it. It could be that he is young. He is only 19.

[@ThrockmortonJGildersleeve]

​@@em.415 Eeesh so cringe!! 😅 The cop acted perfectly ..if every cop was like him we would have a lot less problems . Even with the fake biz u make believe

[@timbango2090]

​@@em.415I'm white and I ran from the cops as a 12 year old but they showed up to my house because they knew my family and it did not go don't this nicely. Point being cops will have power trips on a white 12 Year old, it's the elites vs the rest of us. You stop thinking with that racist mind set, maybe we can come together and fight the real problem.

[@talknheadz]

@@Jnichols369nah, it’s because he’s white

[@atm1058]

That is a good mother. No shouting, no arguing. She's letting her grown son deal with the consequences of being stupid.

[@DwayneIsKing]

Yup. And my parents would have been the same when i was younger. And even though they would help bail me out after telling them to keep my ass in there until my hearing, I would've had to pay them back 😂

[@jedensnow1084]

No, a good mother would be yelling at her son

[@BlxxdLeaf]

​@@jedensnow1084thats not correct. Yelling does nothing, it's a scare tactic that makes you look stupid. Being calm is far more intimidating anyway.

[@huseman21]

@@DwayneIsKing But back then you would have learned a lesson. Today, that kid has a felony. his only future job prospects are drug dealer or thief. Just because he did not have a helmet on.

[@noobgoestrapping5084]

@@huseman21no, because he ran from the police. Not having a helmet on has nothing to do with that. He deserves the felony.

[@frederickhaaken456]

Props to the mom for letting the consequences unfold. I think the guy will learn his lesson after this experience.

[@Tony-hn8qy]

We all know what would've happened if the mom had a particularly different skin color. "He dindu nuffin, he's a good bwoi".

[@sew_gal7340]

Mom aint ghetto so it makes sense

[@kmorris101]

She didn't want him on that bike anyway, so she was probably relieved 😅

[@bobherman9784]

Yeah, he'll learn his life is over now, he lost, game over. Felons are below literal garbage in our society, good luck to this guy trying to do anything from now on.

[@JamilThePimpLol]

He’ll forever be a felon and his voting rights, right to protect himself, and future job acquisitions will forever be ruined. He won’t ever succeed in life because of a stupid mistake he made when he was 19

[@bs3beatz351]

cop listening to waka flocka had me weak😂

[@Demacrates]

The Asia dude?

[@bs3beatz351]

@@Demacrates kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZzLqZywh76rptU

[@rxcklessClip5]

Fr I’m surprised no one else said anything ab it 😂

[@kingkeontae]

Yeah I knew I wasn't tripping

[@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward]

Ahh waka doucha, The sound of horse droppings

[@ZephyrPsalm]

That kid is VERY lucky to have encountered a law enforcement officer with that respectful and understanding demeanor. And good on the kid for being smart enough to not dig the hole deeper than it already is. From how he acted, I'm sure he learned from his mistakes.

[@JimBobe]

Dude ended up getting a felony charge anyway so it didnt matter what type of cop he got

[@thee_morpheus]

Kid was not smart, he kept digging the hole by lying. Stop going easy on him

[@JimBobe]

@@thee_morpheus he…he lied for like 1minute before being truthful

[@evanbauer7972]

@@JimBobe Ya don’t lie period. You just don’t say anything.

[@twe_music]

He Was A White Teen.... Stop Being A 2023 🤡 Bet U Had ZERO Issue With Them Trying To Get Us Ready For The Immigrants By Having A Decade Ago Press 1 For English Press 2 For 🌯....

[@itsyaboiapollo6331]

The house owner had a Gun and the Cop remained cool as ice. Both were respectful about it. Awesome

[@domingofung]

That home owner either needs more training or not own a gun ...

[@FIRSTLAST-xd6rn]

The home owner committed ag. assault with a deadly weapon, good for 20 years in prison in some jurisdictions. he seemed to have good intentions, but dont do what he did EVER. Always keep the gun concealed, out of sight unless its actually needed

[@chrisprescott2273]

The house owner is a complete idiot.

[@Saanonymous80]

​@@FIRSTLAST-xd6rnwrong. He never pointed it. Having it seen on your own property is not a crime.

[@FIRSTLAST-xd6rn]

@@Saanonymous80 Ag. assault with a deadly weapon does not require you point the firearm. Merely raising the firearm and putting someone in reasonable fear that the firearm might be used on them is enough. It wasn't merely that it was seen. Dont pretend like you know self defense law, because I actually know it, unlike most of you.

[@jac13227]

Props to the officer for coaching him in the car

[@easter_sunday]

Agreed!

[@MrRidleyDog]

NO!, He's a not a guidance counselor, he's a law enforcement officer, no one wants a lecture from low IQ cop.

[@Horible4]

I can sympathize for the kid not wanting to damage a valuable helmet just to protect a motorcycle riders worthless brain.

[@escapetherace1943]

@@Horible4 😂

[@vapenshred]

Why the hell would you give props to a PIG who just made a young kids life all the harder and endangered everyone in that neighborhood driving like a maniac unneccesarily be cause of someone not wearing a helmet? Thats just ridiculous! The kid did not hurt anyone and did not deserve to get arrested. The cop is the one who should be arrested and be charged for public endangerment.

[@pinecone4610]

I love the casual “you wanna put that down”

[@ill6t]

I absolutely love this officer, he seems like a really cool guy. Calm with everyone he encountered, listening to music and teaching the kid a lesson. Props to him !!

[@austinford4975]

What were you thinking? I wasnt Thats fair. The most respectful realisic officer.

[@Yunjins_Beautiful_Mind]

Agreed, props to him!

[@billyjohns22]

Yo, he gave him a felony tho wtf

[@dakotajones151]

​@@billyjohns22well the court actually decides that so

[@ermagreer9466]

No one cares

[@4samgray]

No way he got out of DUI by running away and saying “I drank when I got home cause I was nervous”. Kid’s a genius

[@ahmedalaidy6320]

If they charged him with a DUI he wud easily beat it they can’t prove he was drinking before they caught him so yeah he’s not a genius it’s common sense

[@Chinch3]

@@starman617that was a Starbucks energy drink lol

[@starman617]

@@Chinch3 You are right and I am wrong.

[@belfast4893]

There is no way you called that kid a genius when that shit for brains brat turned a misdemeanour into a felony 😂

[@djjauwn6429]

Adult

[@GamingGringo]

Okay but let’s be honest. This guy definitely avoided a DUI

[@LoveYah1]

​@@SkylerPainterNah he definitely was, no reason to flee the cops. Stating he down a few beers after the fact, was a good lie.

[@isabelamogosanu7777]

"where the cans at?" they know what he did, he isn't getting away with shit

[@frog4307]

@@isabelamogosanu7777 cans/no cans mean literally nothing (unprovable who drunk what and where) - he's very easily getting away with shit (hence him not getting charged with a DUI...)

[@swill3677]

@@isabelamogosanu7777yeah he is lmao

[@tastytizzler1383]

@@isabelamogosanu7777he definitely got away with it, they knew he was intoxicated, but they didn’t have evidence that he was drinking on the bike

[@stevepoulter7515]

8:24 “I wasn’t thinking” “that’s fair” That got me 🤣🤣

[@fkcoolers2669]

lol honest kid... at least about that part. definitely lied about the drinking and avoided some extra charges.

[@zupzop9237]

Instead of getting angry and leaving him stranded, the cop gives the guy some life lessons to pick his life up. Like a dad!

[@longfacetony81]

he shouldn’t be chased down and hunted for that. so silly

[@seanA416]

Yes! That was so good

[@Anthonybrother]

The young men today need dad advice even way more than that

[@ndojimmy]

Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@ndojimmy]

@@Anthonybrother Now, if this was a black young man this police officer was not coaching him. He’s taking him to jail. Right away! Look at the white privilege and if this was a black male that ran from the motorcycle, guess what the comment section will be filled with racist white 🤡s “ oh, look it’s the culture” well guess what since it is white on white there’s not one comment on here talking about race you see how that shit is. That shit is funny ain’t it😂😂 pink ppl only bring a race when it is Black people involved since it’s a white on white person. It’s a white person coming in the crime guess what let’s all look away and act like nothing happened

[@rebeccamccann8710]

Props to the homeowner for offering the camera footage and offering to turn on lights for the officers. Good citizen there!

[@aviennalove4932]

Shut up KAREN

[@avonsix]

was a little sketch brandishing his weapon but I get his intent was positive

[@WolfxE1998]

Ya I wouldn’t be surprised if the officer just opened fire on the dude for owning a gun

[@iamthefuss934]

@@avonsixsketch how? He hears a bunch of what he doesn’t regularly hear and had his fuckn right to bear lol 400yr old laws let him have his weapon crybaby

[@texazmade713]

He's an idiot he seen the cop lights

[@anthonyvieyra2099]

2:44 the fact they were listening to “no hands” while chasing a kid has me wheezing 😂😂

[@SLCMADAE]

Lmaoo literally

[@myadoll]

Fr! I’m like wait that was the cop lmao 🤣🤣

[@vangrijaa]

frrrr

[@yacreditdead1739]

😂😂😂📍📌 This Comment😊

[@cassalynnvictoria1496]

SAAAAAAAME

[@mulletover3832]

Coming to the door in a Busch Light shirt was a subtle power move.

[@lizsays3324]

The free shirt he got because of the Busch brewery the next town over? The cop probably has one too, lol.

[@ox_trueprotagonistchrisred9085]

This kid sounds uneducated.

[@wayneolsen8965]

Nice legs though

[@ptyxmvm]

I like how chill the cop was even when the homeowner peaked out of his window with a glock in his hand lol

[@MillywiggZ]

Everyone’s polite when there’s a firearm in the room hahaa!

[@aquatarkus2022]

That guy was a fckuing 1d10t. Sticking your head out the window is a good way to get it blown off.

[@HLidaze]

The guy following it up with, "I got a wife and two kids." That dude probably got scared to death but was very polite. He sounded a beer or two in himself.

[@ReallyOneOfThem]

​@@MillywiggZNot true in the slightest, especially cops.

[@RSGCProductions]

​@@MillywiggZSadly not.

[@Kevin_kyle_666]

I never get why people turn a simple civil violation into a felony

[@Revan27271]

In this case here the kid was definitely drinking with friends and driving his bike around. Cops turned the lights on and the kid got freaked out because he's underage drinking. He panicked and tried to get away... I never get why people don't understand what can happen in your head when you are scared and know you are gonna get in big trouble if you get caught.

[@romanfrederick2240]

Lmao bro was under age drinking and driving a motorcycle he’s not allowed to drive than sped away at 80 then ran away from cops and lied. Tf u mean this isn’t a felony since he’s not 21 more than likely he will receive a lot less then he should.

[@mitchkupietz]

A lot of times people think they have a felony warrant so they dip off, when it was just gonna be a simple traffic violation

[@poiu477]

He did nothing wrong, nothing wrong with speeding on a bike, or fleeing if youre on a bike

[@MikeMikewaz]

​@@poiu477nothing wrong? How old are you? I'm generally curious

[@melissa7959]

Love his mom!!! She didn't freak out and try to "save" him....she let him get what was coming....great job mom 👍

[@retroguy9494]

If she did such a great job with him, why was her son driving illegally at night with just a permit, had no helmet, was drinking by himself late at night in her house and lied repeatedly to the cops until he knew the cops had irrefutable evidence against him in the form of video from multiple cameras?

[@kidmanier]

@@retroguy9494the same way you can teach a child what’s right and wrong but it’s up to the individual to use the practice in real situations. Nobody is perfect dude, you’re acting like she’s a bad mum because he rode a bike at night without a helmet. We’ve all done stupid stuff. I’m sure if you had a list of all the illegal things you’ve done over the years you’d be behind bars for a couple years yourself 😂

[@Nocivus_arulain]

​@@kidmanieryeah no, proper parenting can change a child's entire way of thinking and enforce morals on them, she isn't a horrible parent, just not a great one.

[@kidmanier]

@@Nocivus_arulain you see people like you who start sentences with “yeah no” you’re already coming across as very forward and passive aggressive for no reason. I’m sure your parents taught you any form of aggression is bad, right? Yet you’re here giving it the “yeah no” look at ted bundy. He had the perfect childhood but yet became a mass murderer. You can’t sit there and possibly think that every wrong doing in the world is because a parent didn’t teach them it’s wrong when we should independently know between what’s right and wrong at age 5/6

[@iwritesongs5987]

​​@@Nocivus_arulain a human being's genetics and personality play a bigger role and how they're going to behave when they're older than your parenting style. But I'm sure that you're the kind of person that would argue with every sociologist and call the experts liars.

[@EliBelcherBeatbyeli]

1:51 the neighbor ready for action was so real 😂😂

[@williambiggs9752]

I never understand why people turn simple misdemeanors into felonies.

[@barryb.benson7122]

Panic and fear.

[@barryb.benson7122]

And probably also stupidity, lol.

[@zzfoe]

@@barryb.benson7122 A little liquid courage seals the deal

[@mikeuuuytffvghjjoopoiytf]

Maybe he was drunk, but they can't prove he was drunk at the time so he was wise to say he drank beer afterwards 😂

[@williambiggs9752]

@@mikeuuuytffvghjjoopoiytf yeah maybe but a dui wasn’t what I was was talking about it was the felony of evading and eluding.

[@bettnort]

Got to love the mom. She did not justify his behavior and let him deal with the consequences.

[@macminia_anton]

Yeah

[@YMSdxnte]

No she didn’t she literally bailed him out lolllll

[@Alexander-wq7qo]

@@YMSdxntewell she’s still his mom

[@IGot7RevtinyArmyStayOnceBlink]

@@YMSdxnteshes not going to leave him there he didn’t kill some one. She did right to let him get taken in, he seems lvl headed to learn from this. No need for him to sit in there for this silly crime.

[@thekillercat3383]

​@@YMSdxnteDo you know what a SIGNAUTRE bond is? No one paid a penny to get him out

[@kefalos739]

probably one of the most amicable videos I've seen by all parties. Cop was very professional, mother was very reasonable, teen came to his senses, apologizes, accepts guilt. These kinds of interactions are few and far between these days. With the way his mother sounded and presented herself, I have faith the teen can turn it around.

[@societalpreferences9182]

Go brush your teeth.

[@justinsnow5621]

I guess if you like living in a police state.

[@privacyplease64]

Apologizes and accepts guilt resulting in a felony charge. If he just kept his mouth shut it would have been far more difficult to prove. A felony is a huge deal and could ruin his life. Hopefully he can plead that down.

[@Zeckeonee]

Thats not entirely true, we just get to see the most crazy ones most of the time..

[@dano8613]

@@justinsnow5621 how?

[@sabinawilliams7580]

The fact that he said I chugged 3 after I came home….. he has done this before and he has all his excuses lined up. The cop handled this really well.

[@mcauleyman]

Good on that cop for being so chill and not making the situation worse.

[@imprettyurugly9600]

Only cause he’s white

[@vladymyrmelnyk2755]

cop making the situation worse? hahaha. This little shit should be happy he wasn't killed running into the woods

[@Colin_Lawlor_Audio]

Very rare for a cop not to get extremely emotional and want to cuff the teenager right there and then.

[@xploration1437]

He still violated his rights.

[@Hydepop19]

@@Colin_Lawlor_Audioit’s not rare lol

[@LizardSkin]

The mom pulling up a chair and just watching her son be held accountable is beautiful to watch. Need more parents like her

[@msgoodpu55]

@@J-wp1cf ?

[@robnduhcut]

To be honest she sorta snitched by saying he came flying in here but I mean ok

[@jeidded]

I think she just didn't want him to dig a bigger hole for himself because it was obvious they had him. They already ran his plates and knew where he lived. Typically in these situations, when you're more honest they go easier on you. @@robnduhcut

[@envy-me9280]

@@RickyTickyTVL Dad

[@larrydarnell6522]

@@RickyTickyTVdepends on what he did. This is not one of those situations where i would be turning my son in to the authorities. But he would be losing privileges to the bike and he would be grounded.

[@joshatha5478]

The Officer gets an A+ for being cordial and professional with everyone involved in this incident.

[@gangster5113]

Professional? He didn’t mirandize the person being arrested!

[@r.p.354]

​@@gangster5113we also didn't see the kid put on his pants, but suddenly there he was, wearing one. Just because this 13 min video didn't show it, doesn't mean it didn't happen.

[@lowlandmusic]

When he was in cuffs he was not questioned further so they dont have to read him thier miranda rights. @@gangster5113

[@737smartin]

Phenomenal!

[@turkeyman631]

@@r.p.354 Lmao it's just someone trying to nitpick because 'polce bad'

[@Madfattdeeb]

We need more officers like this one. Calm and respectful. The homeowner came to the window with a gun, and the officer just calmly told him to put it down. Then he told him who he was and why he was there. Then, the whole interaction with the teenager as well. The officer was calm, polite, and patient. This was a great example of how things should be done. Kids mess up. Especially teenagers. The officer didn't take it personally and even treated the young man with respect. Well done. 👏👏

[@Unavailable669]

This was more of a lesson than a power hungry anger filled punishment from the officer. Respect for that.

[@censored4christ162]

Wild how this idiot already had his plate read by the cop, flees and gets yeeted and keeps running, and just goes home.

[@harrykaant]

Looking up a tag with no probable cause and discovering it’s a kid then choosing to pursue for a ticket for a helmet and night ride is extremely power hungry and weirdo behavior

[@danielplayz5982]

@@harrykaant You didn't watch the video. He literally said the motorcycle was speeding and driving recklessly through parking lots and open roads. He definitely had reason to look up that tag. It just seemed like a concerned officer ngl.

[@user-yq6ov6ow7l]

This was not a lesson at all, that cop charged him with a felony. This whole comment section has been fooled. That cop is a snake. He played the nice guy routine to get him to confess. He ruined the kids life for conviction stats.

[@censored4christ162]

@@user-yq6ov6ow7l the kid ruined his own life by clearly lying and being a terrible liar at that. Hes all busted up man he clesrly just crashed his motorcycle fleeing from the police. Hes a degerate that is failing us. Lock him up. I didnt run from the police. I want justice agsisnt those who do becsuse theyre rarely caught and i get tickets if i dont run and they dont get tickets if they successfully get away. This scumbag got away and they caught up to him again. Hes going to be charged with felony evading and he will spend 6 to 12 months behind bars where he belongs and maybe he will get his act together. 6 to 12 seems fair to me considering the liberal gestapo locks up people way less guilty than this guy for as much time. Hes actually guilty. Cant do the time dont do the crime. Thats called justice. Soemthing we desperately need in our injustice system. Im sick of watching liberals banning jews and the cops do nothing. Yet when a guy gets caught after running, you want to let him go when the cops are finally doing something? What the hell man? Wheres the justive agsisnt these criminals which is justice for us? If you dont want to be behind bars, dont run from the cops.

[@neeboy2366]

1:06 "The Motorcycle spun out and YEETED him off into the abyss" This sent me 🤣

[@jtcrawfo1]

Yup, I lost it when I heard this. First time I ever heard CodeBlueCam start to sound like DonutOperator LOL.

[@thelittledetailscr7231]

​@@jtcrawfo1Ew DoughnutOperator.

[@2Guys1CarTV]

Incorrect, you didn't lose it you yeeted it

[@DodongoManoof]

LOL

[@scrapdog2113]

Bro frrr

[@foodgraderosinonly]

The cop was slapping wacka flacka, respect!

[@popaperc8863]

I thought I was the only one who heard it

[@afterhighschoolshow3369]

fr 😂

[@absolutnadia]

@@popaperc8863what are you talking about? It was loud 🙄

[@geebopbaluba1591]

That music is pure BULLSHIT!!!

[@thelittledetailscr7231]

​@@absolutnadiaYou sound like a fun person ❤

[@garrettkelly5568]

I know the kid got caught but he still had a few clever moments .. especially his lightning quick response about drinking when he got home. 😂

[@bernyourhart]

Dude almost took a trip to the great beyond running from the cops, nothing clever about it. Flatout stupid.

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

​@@bernyourhartnah give credit where it's due, if they're chasing you for DUI and you can get away, definitely be drinking when they find you for defense

[@RayGoesLive]

There was no kid in the video, he's 19, they were too lenient

[@ITalk69]

Usually you see a lot of crazies on this channel, so color me surprised that everyone after all that was said and done was really well, and everyone just seemed chill.

[@eggy62108]

It’s always refreshing to see body cam videos that involve calm people and not those screaming Karen’s 😂

[@drzonnked8923]

This is how 90% of police interactions go. It just doesn't seem that way because the crazy ones are the ones that get posted

[@charliesciberras217]

no way im a 8 month sub on your channel lol

[@theboogeyman9813]

Cuz he's not a complete idiot like most people he's just a half idiot

[@brandonweeks]

Kid wants to ride without a helmet. I’d say let him he will be dead in a couple years also did you notice the female k9 officer barely be able to control her male dog from eating officers?

[@c.v.h.8260]

I think he learned his lesson, he acted stupid out of fear. It's like a breath of fresh air to see a respectful kid and a calm mom for once.

[@VaunShiz]

Ya some people learn the hard way

[@joebowl8315]

Good old white ppl

[@Jacob-ws3wv]

He acted stupid out of being stupid, not fear. You can still have fear and pull over just fine.

[@benrunyan1734]

@@Jacob-ws3wv So you're saying fear isn't a motivator? :/

[@MissionPossible85]

@@benrunyan1734yes Ben

[@devotedcatolyte1163]

The mom and the officer are the epitome of calm common sense.

[@psycholol4855]

He’s definitely one of the good eggs.

[@bigguy7353]

​@@psycholol4855Which most are. Stop watching corporate news.

[@f-puppet]

this should be the way of americans

[@jdc8352]

He didn't do nuffin

[@EnlightenedOne90]

Can't believe how well that cop handled the homeowner pointing a gun at him @ 1:50. Seems he's an asset to that department, being sympathetic to the concerns of residents while also vigilant enough to enforce the law and protect himself.

[@calculatedrage2819]

The fact that the cop acted like a father figure than an officer got me dying 😂😂😂 “you should apologize to your mother, she raised you better than this!”

[@TannerGoated]

Cause he’s white

[@calculatedrage2819]

@@TannerGoated yeah, turn it into a race issue. It’s not like you’re white too, bro.

[@TannerGoated]

@@calculatedrage2819 duh and ik cops aren’t aggressive to us at all like they are to blacks .

[@calculatedrage2819]

@@TannerGoated but they are. Keep on trying to race bait. Most videos that are shown with these cop channels will show cops show respect towards people in questioning regardless of skin color.

[@TannerGoated]

@@calculatedrage2819 😂😂 u not serious . Blacks definitely get treated way worse by cops than whites stop being delusional

[@bryce4479]

I feel terrible for the mom. Imagine waking up in the middle of the night to a cop looking for your son and arresting him on your front porch. Ugh.

[@michaelrichey6783]

She shouldn't have answered the door unless if they had a warrant.

[@tylerschroeder3722]

I would've kicked my sons ass

[@immortal_hades5541]

@@michaelrichey6783 Yeah thats a good way to make problems a lot worse. They have all of his information and his face on camera, that warrant would be no problem to get.

[@Janterjay]

She's a great Mom. Her non-response was perfect!

[@michaelrichey6783]

@@immortal_hades5541 They can still get the warrant but he still doesn't have to speak to them at all. He needs to let an attorney handle it.

[@gaylemurphy240]

The officer dealing with this young man was AWESOME! He stayed cool, asking relevant questions and was able to get the young man to admit the truth. And Mom, she was outstanding by keeping cool.

[@kevindelacruz3882]

being awesome was giving him ticket and a warning in front of his mom... that isn't justice... there are 19 year olds out here Robbing and shooting people... fight real crime

[@brendoderf4748]

"I want you to apologize to your mom. She raised you 19 years to be better than this." Fucking legend

[@justinsnow5621]

@@kevindelacruz3882 You are completely a wise person.

[@betsymartin4709]

Too cool .Maybe that’s the problem.Where is dad x

[@khothegamer2485]

@@brendoderf4748and then he said, “if that isn’t obvious then idk what is..” Ummm.. you do realize that you’re in handcuffs for being a reckless dumbass right? It’s not obvious at this very moment! And yes, I know that has nothing to do with the way he was raised but I just found that very ironic that that was his answer

[@humouringg]

The mom is in "Good parenting" mode until 6 months later the kid cant find a job anymore. High roads are fun aye?

[@zackmccurdy8144]

Wow! The way the officer handled the first guy in his window with the tool in hand, that was so incredibly calm and professional. Hats off to both parties.

[@blueraven2474]

Well, hats off to the officer. I don't think I'd say hats off to the guy brandishing a gun at a police officer

[@psychorelatable6856]

@@blueraven2474 bruh if you where sleeping at night and you herd sirens at your window and you seen someone running jn your back yard and you had a gun to protect yourself would you use it or die?

[@SilencedByYoutube]

@@psychorelatable6856 Yeah but then you see flashing red and blue lights.. and you know it's a cop standing in your front yard with his flashlight.. flashing that gun was the dumbest thing he could do. He could have just looked out the window and figured out it was a cop.

[@300zxss]

@@psychorelatable6856so let’s get this straight, you see a crashed motorcycle in your front yard and a police officer casually checking out the scene and your rational thought is let’s open my window and hang out of it with a Glock? 😂 what a fucking weirdo

[@thanosbourne1983]

@@dantewilliams3903huh? Your comment doesn’t even make sense. Even if there weren’t any cops, you probably don’t want to show your full body outline with a gun if you think an intruder is right outside. But as soon as you see red and blue lights you should holster your weapon. Homeowner is lucky he didn’t get blown up

[@ProfessionalByNoMeans]

The officer was super chill. Talking to the kid civil and politely, the homeowner at the scene came out with a gun and he was all hey man, let's put that away. 😂 Awesome officer.

[@Isnogood12]

He's the kinda cop who's chill all the time, then the first to charge into an active shooter without batting an eye.

[@benygames7399]

any other cop would have drawn service weapon and started yelling to drop the gun i was amazed that buddy was that calm

[@Zalzany]

@@benygames7399 Literally not one cope I know would unless its was pointed at them lol

[@benygames7399]

@@Zalzany maybe cause I don’t live in lawless america

[@KevinTkt14]

​@benygames7399 America has plenty of laws

[@justsayin1991]

As a mother, I absolutely love how this officer told him that he needs to apologize to his mom because he's sure she raised him better than that. You can tell his mother did based on how she was basically telling on him when he lied lol I would be mortified and you better believe my child would be heading down to that jail.

[@chihiroisabelle8680]

That "Are you shitting me?" I could immediately tell that she wasn't about to let that shit go. She believed the officers right away and was ready to kick his ass. Even if they'd let him off with a warning, she certainly wasn't. I'm a fan of gentle parenting, but in this scenario her kid absolutely needed a kick in the ass. Before he got himself or others killed.

[@farmdaddy510]

No you never go against family like this. This should have been handled within the family not with the state.

[@danielwoods3896]

@@farmdaddy510 Are you kidding? He commit a crime, so he pays the consequences. Saving your child from the consequences of their actions is bad parenting, he learned a valuable lesson.

[@xxKillgorxx]

@@farmdaddy510 Handled within the family lol what? He ran from the cops as an underage driver. Mom did the best thing she could and not cover for him making utterly stupid and illegal decisions.

[@petnaby]

@@farmdaddy510 "Breaking multiple laws that endangers the entire community should be handled within the family" Are you black? Because this is the same logic why black on black murders disproportionately go unsolved "MUH SNITCHING" meanwhile children are shot by stray bullets. Do your shoes come in size 15 because you're a clown

[@Drlegless]

The cop listening to "No Hands" by Roscoe Dash is the only thing I took away from this

[@DrDooph]

MAJOR PROPS to mom here! She handled this so well!

[@EuphoricEugene]

no she didnt, she got her son busted and face criminal charges which could impact him for the rest of his life.

[@DrDooph]

You liked your own comment. Don’t lie

[@Theraceagainstmyhealth]

If only he had a present father

[@green_cafe]

​@@DrDoophhahahahaha

[@MarshmellowFluff]

@@EuphoricEugene In functioning family units we call the negative consequences of poor decisions "learning experiences."

[@amandawilkinsontarot7096]

This boy was at least calm. He didn't freak out. His mother was awesome too. She didn't get mad or make excuses for him. She just let him learn the consequences of his actions.

[@Whowhatsit]

Dude. This kids life is fuqed. Nothing about this is awesome in the slightest.

[@advocatusconciliumtantrino3126]

white people are civilized indeed

[@grimsyn8174]

“White people are civilized” as we just watched a dumb ass speed, reckless driving, run from cops, skid and crash his bike, destroyed someone else’s property, and fled on foot. Doesn’t seem civilized to me.​@@advocatusconciliumtantrino3126

[@FearNetwork2]

@@advocatusconciliumtantrino3126yeah real civilized to shoot up schools and kil children right 🙌

[@NaughtyJuri]

To be fair it’s pitch black outside XD they can’t run anywhere

[@noreenmountain9405]

I love that the cop told him to apologize to his mom. As a momma of a grown son, we DO put our heart and soul into raising them. As teens, they feel indestructible and im glad this mom held it together and let her son feel the entire weight of his stupidity

[@mcmewsen]

She understands: this is a teaching moment. Embarrassing but a valuable lesson for him.

[@il9861]

@@VicGreenBitcoinshe needed to be decentralized BAD

[@GardenGuy1942]

My mom left me as a kid. I hate mothers. I would never apologize to mine. I don’t have many years left in me, but I’ll die knowing I raised myself.

[@steverogers6572]

Lol yeah, that's the old days I don't think mothers in this day of age give a sht about their kids.

[@steverogers6572]

​@@GardenGuy1942I'm sorry you've had a life without a mother. It is very well known there is lasting effects when someone doesn't have their mother around when you're a child.

[@theterrificteddy2157]

2:45 bro was jamming during a police chase😂😂

[@themermaidstale5008]

Mom didn’t try to deny or defend him. I like that he acknowledges that his mother is a great mom. The young man seems like a decent person - it’s fortunate that he didn’t injured anyone or himself.

[@uuuultra]

No loyalty smh

[@rogertanhasdi5412]

​@@uuuultra wth u talkin abput😂

[@TechDadOG]

I think by no loyalty he's refering to mom dukes not invoking 5th amendment rights for her son when being asked incriminating questions by the officer fishing for a confession.

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

Nobody who respects themself rides a motorcycle with no helmet

[@eirebhoy132]

@@TechDadOGbecause some people respect the fact they deserve to face the consequences for their actions.

[@judeschaffer8]

“Got home got nervous and then drank em” genius response off the top . Props to the kid u know he was slammed

[@MeadeJ67]

Props for being an irresponsible selfish prick & endangering everyone around him? Naa.

[@aber_kadaber1034]

he was lucky he made it

[@Filippenzen413]

No respect for drunk drivers

[@Spongeknobb]

@@Filippenzen413at least someone has a brain stem around here

[@jumpy2783]

Exactly dude, ​@@Spongeknobb. These people seem to cherry pick which thugs to root for and who to ridicule

[@JamesWilliams-xi6un]

It’s refreshing to see somebody not being so crazy while being arrested. I’ve been there and communication is key just like with anything else. I bet the felony will be downgraded to a misdemeanor just because of the way he handled it like a man respectfully.

[@KnicknackCottonWolf]

For sure, anyone who sees this video will think pretty well of him and the home he came from

[@margaretbrady5646]

He just kept lying until it was pointless. Has more growing up to do. Loved the way Mom got a chair and watched it all.

[@nldm561]

handled it like a man? like running and then lying? weird

[@Jake38nine]

That's instinct. He eventually fessed up when his mom wouldn't even take his side.@@nldm561

[@HunnitKayz]

@@nldm561 W H I T E P R I V I L E G E....they use these same excuses every time the suspect is white. This whole youtube comment section panders to white criminals. If you think i'm lying just look through all of the videos on this channel. I'm going to use it to make some good content exposing the racial biases that Meth Americans have.😈

[@loganroodt818]

Look he is very young what he did was wrong and hopefully this will teach him a lesson. I do hope he did not get a record he still has his whole life ahead of him hopefully makes better choices in the future.

[@nickv4073]

My son is about the same age. I show him these videos and explain to him that we all learn from the mistakes we make but it sure is a hell of a lot better to learn from OTHER people's mistakes.

[@RiftVaulter]

2 types of people, those that make mistakes and learn from them, and those that see others make mistakes and learn from them. My pops always tells me this

[@pcjabber]

@@RiftVaulterthere’s a third type - those that don’t learn 😆

[@Tom-zi9xw]

Keep it up man. I didn't have a good dad, and I had to learn the hard way. Today things are a lot different. But being a good dad is the most important job on earth.

[@Khy._]

per 100,000 population in the US, back in 1972 the vehicular death rate was around 27. as of 2020, they have plummeted to 11 and I believe that's due in part to younger people having access to the internet and being exposed to how dangerous drunk driving can be. The internet may have its flaws, but you are a good example of how it can be used to better our own lives and the lives of our children.

[@Zalzany]

My parents just told me "you drink call us don't you dare drive you get grounded but its better then arrested or hitting some one." In fact most parents I met have that rule, they come get you no matter what, worst case grounding. But they want you to call them not to drink and drive. Every party I went to my mom new about till like 30 she offered me a ride if I drank instead driving. Granted after 21 and not living with her I was told no grounding, just mean looks for little while lol. But I always felt even now I am 38 in a pinch I can call her for a ride. I may be stuck waiting a few hours, or she sends a cousin lol but I only had to do it a couple times and never for drinking in fact both times it was dead car battery lol

[@Syntexwtf]

The house owner was such a nice guy. I love that he was trying the best he could to help the police out. Wonderful man!

[@hyssean12]

Also a idiot. Shows the officers his weapon when at the window. He could clearly see police lights. Good way to get yourself shot. What a moron

[@backyardbowhunting3818]

Yeah but he also could of got shot waving that gun around that was dumb

[@ffjsb]

@@backyardbowhunting3818 EXTREMELY dumb.

[@tartanmystic4025]

When the cop said just keep the doors locked, that was a polite way of saying it's under control just mind your business.. The guy was a wee bit of a busybody

[@JakeLightswitch]

Well I also think he was concerned about his family's safety

[@mericksampson3495]

I like how the cop was very professional and kind to the kid when booking and driving him to the jail, he knows he’s just a kid who made a stupid mistake never raised his voice or anything at the kid, much respect for that officer

[@lyndav129]

Yup. We were all kids once & did stupid things. I really thought since the arrest was so cordial that they wouldn’t have charged him with a felony though. Life lesson learned the hard way. He can’t vote & it will be hard to get a job. Ugh

[@AndreaLopez-us8uz]

Because he’s white

[@EggyGTO]

​@AndreaLopez-us8uz and u are idiot. His mom was cool, the kid was calm, why would the officers not be?

[@mericksampson3495]

@@AndreaLopez-us8uz u sound stupid 😂💀 how u gonna say he’s racist and would treat other people fair ? Just cause he’s a cop ?

[@jacksonsalyerbehr7871]

@@AndreaLopez-us8uzdon’t think you wanna go there

[@flashlegend8409]

I have to say this is one good officer. Great personality, calm, talked to the ignorant kid with pure respect. We need more officers like this guy. He will make a great Sargent one day. I cant help but feel sorry for his mom. Kid is only 19, running from the police, drinking and operating a motorcycle. She seemed so disappointed but such a wonderful mother. I hope she gave him a hood lecture when he got home.

[@nicolejttmom6061]

I give huge props to his mother. She doesn't protect him, lie for him, make excuses for him. She lets her kid endure the consequences of his stupid actions. So I would predict that this is just a dumb moment in his life, and because his mother knows how to parent properly, he will ultimately be fine.

[@Freemelon07]

I hate those overprotective parents who think that their kids shouldn't be held accountable for anything. "Don't take my baby!"

[@StrawberryFields4ever65]

It's the best thing she can ever do for him....not easy, but tough love teaches responsibility. Great job, Mom👍

[@kingoftrolls19]

Exactly, especially the mom who defends her daughter who threw a baby in the trash at the hospital.

[@MrMechen]

yes!!! this is how well rounded responsible adults are made

[@caroc4327]

She said she didn't even want him with a bike, she probably knew he couldn't handle it yet.

[@knighthawk3759]

It's still shocks me to this day how far people will go to avoid just getting a ticket

[@blazeron12]

It would've been a serious ticket but thats better than jail time!

[@RedBud315]

He would have gotten a DUI because he certainly didn't drink those beers at home.

[@Spocklee]

exactly

[@taylorlibby7642]

Young and dumb. Kid let his adrenaline take control.

[@matthill2957]

Its usually little boys looking for attention cause mommy wasnt giving them any

[@dal20402]

This officer was born to de-escalate, but also doesn't accept being gaslighted. We need more officers like this one.

[@paradiselosing]

what. the same officer took out a full fucking AR after the guy ran from his car with nothing. Issaic is lucky he got away without 10 bullet holes in him. His actions didnt de-escalate until he was in a clear position of authority in his moms house.

[@toilet_cleaner_man]

@@paradiselosing well it's a good thing we have guys like you to blow something out of proportion by not understanding situational context. Let's break it down: This person, already a legal adult, was driving his bike illegally, and recklessly at that, ran from police, and ditched it to run into the woods. The cop has absolutely no clue whether or not he has a concealed weapon (gun or otherwise), and thinks he's hiding in the woods so he can grab the bike when they leave (reminder he has no clue that he was running home). Maybe where you live, guns aren't as common, drunk people as well, but up here in 'scansin, we have more bars than citizens, and more guns than livestock, the potential for a traffic stop to turn into a shootout or ambush on a cop is real (but luckily rather small), the cop wasn't prepping to ice the kid, he was keeping control of the situation by setting the pace; if the kid sees the gun, he'll surrender. You must've also not watched the drive to the station, the cop was HELPING the kid with this whole "growing up" thing; the kid made a stupid set of decisions, and he'll pay for 'em, but the cop was doing the adult thing by showing him why good decisions are important, and how fucking up isn't the end, you gotta live and learn, or else you'll lose your life early.

[@mjanny6330]

@paradiselost2262 you can't deescalate without a position of authority lol Your understanding of the dynamics of human interactions like this is flawed. Real life is not a Hollywood movie or Netflix TV show where you know the ending.

[@deadlymecury]

@@paradiselosing doubt. The officer didn't flinched when house owner showed up in the window with the gun pointed out of the window in his hand. He didn't yell at him, didn't pull his gun at him, he just calmly asked him to put the gun down. So AR was mostly "I have no idea what is in these trees, was he armed, will he try to ambush us" rather than "Oh I'm a cool guy with assault riffle ready to shoot anything that moves".

[@mcliquo]

​@@toilet_cleaner_man like you already said the cop didn't know if he had a concealed weapon. Which really means that cop had a weapon drawn for no reason. People gaslight that fact almost every time. Look sorry if you the delusional that blue gang members are all innocent yet this country has had a very large problem with police being currupt. So we as the people they abuse will always have concerns about what moves are good and bad by the police. That cop had the right to be on alert. Yet the accused man of running from the police had no prior violent crimes involving guns. And had not seen any guns on the individual. Proving more or less the cop was a little trigger happy. The police are meant to protect and serve the people and not the police. Looks like he was more interested in protecting himself rather than the kid who ran due to the fact the police was pulling the kid over anyway for speeding that could potentially hurt the driver of the bike or other vehicle drivers on the road. People have little to no clue to police policies nor the due process that cops have to go by giving the situation. And this situation did not need an assault rifle. That is what lawyers would call overkill. You should understand this giving if you were the one running without a weapon you wouldn't want a police officer trying to aim an assault rifle at you.

[@JLpolicebodycam]

I wish all police officers were like him. Sometimes I encounter some who are quite rude.

[@TheMostOrdinaryMan]

We need more calm cops like him.

[@LoadingError]

All the cops in my town are chill like this. I feel most cops are pretty chill like this, media just likes to only point out and focus on the handful of bad ones.

[@jf9457]

Show respect and you shall receive.

[@AustinRoss]

@@LoadingError I wish that were the case, but there are plenty out there that are officers because they were bullied in school so they're looking to take back that authority.

[@ajl2232]

@@LoadingError not if you are black.

[@ajl2232]

They won't be this calm if he were a black man.

[@timothyheinz5693]

I seriously appreciate how the homeowner was contacted after the initial incident. "You wanna put that down, I've got it under control." No threats necessary, no fear necessary.

[@ifyouknowyouknow6964]

lol really in your blues ? 🫡💀

[@retroguy9494]

I think that homeowner was a wannebe cop. The way he kept pushing and insisting on his camera footage and that the cop look at it. I think that cop KNEW how to do his job.

[@Jake_Sully445]

@@retroguy9494 you know it’s free to be a cop right?

[@retroguy9494]

@@Jake_Sully445 'It's free to be a cop?' What is THAT supposed to mean?

[@kurtissmith98]

He's not smart why would you come to the window where you see police with a gun in your hand 😂

[@bigboy-d1z]

even as a drunk teenager he had more respect for those cops than most real grown folks beside runing from the cops

[@GRAYgauss]

Actions speak louder than words and nobody is really double-minded.

[@1badombre82]

It usually takes a few years as an adult before you built that shitty sense of entitlement

[@Espartanica]

​@@1badombre82Usually it stems from a childhood full of it

[@Namugaseum]

Good judgement oftentimes comes from bad decisions and the willingness to learn from them.

[@etholus1000]

Certain people could learn from him

[@MadsFeierskov]

Poor mom. It must be so terrifying to be a mother to a teenage boy.

[@cchris874]

I don't know if that would be an accurate generalization.

[@patrikneelio]

Great guy, that's a good cop. Didn't ruin the kids life more than the kid himself. Set an example, told him to apologize. Wasn't rude with the neighbor where he crashed. We need more like this guy. Amazing job 👏 🎉

[@Ezra7X]

funny how the expectation is cops being rude even from cop lovers

[@chasecash901]

The kid just received a felony

[@boomtrapbeats]

​@@chasecash901lmfao ** ruined his life

[@thedeepsouthaudit2645]

Really gave him a felonie then hopeing he could hive him a dui them had judge do 1000 up front bond😊

[@therealwiseguy3747]

@@thedeepsouthaudit2645 Well the kid made his bed now he has to lay in it.

[@neawatson1448]

Respect for a mom like her. She did not fight with the cops nor defend her son.

[@kdshenderson]

As she not have

[@MikeMikewaz]

Because she knows he's a spoiled rich kid

[@A4rings110]

Mom should always have her kids back in a situation like this

[@ninaballerina2807]

She definitely believed in discipline. Nothing like a bunch of cops at the door to straighten your wayward child who was a handful!

[@kdshenderson]

@@ninaballerina2807 as she should. Let her soon send him a package in prison when he do a more serious crime cause that’s where he’s headed. Probably gave him the beer also

[@RpTheHotrod]

This dude is like the chillest police officer, ever.

[@poiu477]

nah if he was he would just let the biker have a good night, he did nothing wrong

[@bebobop123yahoo.comawad4]

Seems chill but he still tried to get him for a DUI cops hide there niceness. Yes he’s nice but the kid is lucky he said he drank after he got home thankfully he was smart to say that, if he said he was drinking prior he definitely would of got a DUI as well.

[@TechnicfreakHDx]

@@poiu477he was speeding, driving without a helmet as well as at night even tho his permit prohibited that, and then ran from police. If you think he did nothing wrong I’d consult a neurologist, seems like your brain function may be impaired

[@poiu477]

@@TechnicfreakHDx I don’t think speeding is morally or ethically wrong, I don’t think not wearing a helmet or riding at night are morally or ethically wrong, and I don’t think running from the police is morally or ethically wrong. Traffic stops don’t improve road safety and are too often just an in to fish for charges relating to drugs which should all be legal for adult recreational use.

[@kolosis1149]

Rider probably would have been just let go if he didn't act a fool.. Just a talking to and sent straight home - but he decided to try and run... why do people think they can outrun them is beyond me.. especially if you register a vehicle AND they see the RO matches YOU the operator lol just deal with your mistake and don't try to run...

[@KatMo126]

“Everything ok?” With a gun in the window guy is a legend lmao

[@FishyTomato-]

1:51 when the officer notices the home owner has a gun and reaches for his gun in a calm manner also politely asking the homeowner to put his gun down. Thats one of the best cops ive seen in awhile.

[@hewirish3965]

So funny my man just has his strap out In front of police I’m from the uk so seems mad couldn’t do that here you would get shot in seconds

[@IcyVegeta]

@@hewirish3965 Depending on the state you live in, you're well within your right to be on your own property with any manner of firearms even in the presence of military or police. Lot of places are more rural here compared to the UK and the rest of Europe. I keep several guns mostly for wildlife, and tending my farm to ward off wolves and bears.

[@chuckh4077]

​@@IcyVegetaand creatures. Keep hearing about creature sightings in the woods

[@Beeboop7]

Yeah ngl I wouldn't do that, if I see police lights then it's obvious that's not some robber in my front yard lol. Scary, I'd stay armed, but concealed

[@deadjrnnl]

@@hewirish3965I thought you don’t have guns there

[@redacted3610]

Honestly, this was the best outcome possible. Everyone maintained their composure, no one was hurt, no property was damaged, and hopefully, the kid will turn his life around after this and thank this officer for his compassion a decade down the road.

[@Isnogood12]

The best outcome would have been for the kid to not drive his motorcycle drunk at night.

[@MrPowellful]

I hope he does too. He seemed a bit of a "know-it-all" so this was a good teaching moment.

[@farish.515]

Dude became a felon at 19. He's gonna have to deal with that for his entire life, it'll be hard for him to get a good job, enroll in college, etc. The cop did what was expected of him but he did the exact opposite of compassion by hitting him with the full extent of the law.

[@aceydishy9338]

@@Isnogood12 That wouldn't have made a very exciting clip, though.

[@badassforever1]

@@farish.515 He was charged with, doesn't mean he was found guiltily.

[@kikki1386]

Kudos to the mum for letting her son take his punishment. You can tell she was the mum who never believed her son was an angel in school when he mucked up or did the wrong thing.

[@Bvllzye]

well i dont think she had a choice but at least she didnt freak out and claimed he was innocent.

[@susanriedy8457]

And I think he’s basically a good kid.

[@blaackberry]

​​@@susanriedy8457 Just a stupid one. He let his intrusive thoughts win, Ive thought the same thing but never actually done it 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@willyyusuf1745]

@@blaackberrylol had nothing to do with “intrusive thoughts” the kid was wasted and he’s a pos

[@austinb3560]

Kudos my ass. He didn’t kill someone he just sped away from a cop lol. Tbh he did something i and many others always want to experience haha. He did the dash

[@cigarboxguitar9519]

Get home, call 911 and report your motorbike stolen, chug 3 beers then do not answer any questions from police. Not the most moral thing to do but then again the Police's only goal is to get a conviction so why not.

[@GQFJB]

I like the human interaction the cop and the kid have during the ride to the jail, kept it decent and kept each other entertained. Kudos.

[@quinnh4313]

Sort of pretended to be the kid's friend to entertain himself I guess. Still got felony charges and a big fine for something that didn't hurt anyone and was unlikely to have as he was on a motorcycle.

[@friendlyneighborhoodspider3962]

You’d be surprised man. In the moment everything is heated but when everyone calms down. Even the most violent offenders can be reasonable.

[@Beensock]

@@quinnh4313 oh yeah lets not punish evading police as long as no one gets hurt that will end well, also your perspective on life is jaded if you think the only reason he acted like that to issac was to entertain himself. Hope you lighten up eventually :)

[@PatrickJoseph007]

A great hire by the Town of Holman. Marvelous interpersonal skills and a calm demeanor that honored everyone involved in this incident. An A+ police officer.

[@dpssaboteur3799]

Honestly yeah give that guy a raise

[@cadenpink316]

The most a class traitor can get in my book is a B for bastard

[@negahplz1156]

@@cadenpink316ok dude

[@-youtalkingtome]

Interpersonal skills? You must be in Human Resources 😂

[@gmimi2]

​@@cadenpink316lol I call them tyrants.

[@ludicrousmodel3173]

It's better to face the consequences of breaking the conditions surrounding your license than running from the cops. What a way to turn a fine and a license suspension into a felony.

[@derektreonze3275]

Still waiting to hear who he caused harm to and what harm he caused.

[@Lux_Ferox]

​@@derektreonze3275 What are you talking about? There doesn't need to be harm caused for there to be a crime.

[@rightarchivist]

Yeah but think about it. If he didn't crash out, he would have gotten away with it completely! Think about it!

[@JoshFrost-c4i]

Is it likely he'll get the felony?

[@derekgill9649]

He definitely was drinking and riding and afraid of that.