Police Surrounded Us After We Found This Magnet Fishing!!

Police Surrounded Us After We Found This Magnet Fishing!! Today I Went magnet fishing with my friend Jimmy on a very old abandon bridge. Jimmy ended up finding a real live grenade while we were magnet fishing for valuable river treasure. He also found some of the best magnet fishing finds ever here today at this location. Later that day he also found a old hand gun and a small cash box while magnet fishing under the old bridge. The county police Involved had no choice but to call the bomb squad in and they ended up surrounding us in the park and exploding the grenade right on the old historic bridge. This was the first time ether of us ever experience a real live explosion while magnet fishing. Please check out my other magnet fishing videos that I have available and as always thank you so much for watching. #magnetfishing #police #fishing
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[@IronAntlerAdventures]

Great Video Brother that was an awesome and crazy day. I'm glad you were there to share this wild adventure.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Glad you invited me along

[@mcnearsonia]

I just subscribed! You did amazing, and your wife has the greatest tattoos! I love the whole aura and your beard.

[@IronAntlerAdventures]

@@mcnearsonia Thank you Sonia we appreciate it.

[@caseyclark5392]

@Outdoor Influencer, well, 8 years later, I'm seeing this video. Yall are lucky to still be here after that find. That's what we call in the Army a piece of UXO (Unexploded Ordinance). There's no telling how long it had been down there. The longer an object like that stays in the ground or water like that, the less stable it becomes. I can't tell you how many people have been killed by finds like that. They take them home and stick them on a mantle or something like that and all of a sudden one day it explodes... I'm glad you all are ok.

[@frankferriolo9212]

Does anybody know where this is? Not asking for the exact location.....but what State is it in?

[@scottdelfuego5563]

I was a cop, eventually a command staff officer for a long time. It is pretty sad these cops are treating the finders like criminals instead of helpers. This is why people don't support law enforcement nowadays.

[@jameschupp2230]

This is one reason people despise tyrant cops. The cop had no Lawful authority to Demand ID !!! Bunch of Crap !!! Take the finds you want and be gone! Should of just thrown them back in, instead of giving your ID. He Did NOT have any Reasonable Articulable Suspicion that you: 1) Committed a crime 2) Committing a crime 3) About to commit a crime. So He Had NO LAWFUL REASON to Demand ID !! Even though you have nothing to hide. Cops are gathering people's ID for Nefarious Future Reasons !!!!!!!!

[@Recken1]

I wouldn't call the cops. ever.

[@jameschupp2230]

@@Recken1 Correct... He made them out to be criminals

[@jasonmcaninch7803]

Ur so rt

[@jk-kr8jt]

Scott you are correct. Cops have turned the public against them. That is because there are no good cops. I'll explain. If there were good cops, bad cops could not exist. Every department would be self cleaning. Since what if presumed to be good cops do nothing about the bad cops, they are complicate by their silence. No LEO should ever be trusted.

[@GustavoSantos-ep5jx]

I love how the cop was mad that they didn't call right away but it's totally fine interrogating them inches away from the grenade

[@philsellers6003]

Sheriff's department needs to learn that photography is not a crime.

[@Pinkielover]

They need to be fired never mind reminded

[@n1co2017]

the park ranger was the most chill and only one who did his job properly.

[@robertbucher7523]

The officer said that they need to call sheriff department to film in public if the vehicles are filmed is bs and he needs to have a class on the constitution and the first amendment

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks for watching today

[@michiganmagneto]

I caught that too

[@katherineelmer3648]

That cop was a duck they gave every right to film there. And then to threaten to take away to magnets and buckets. Wow

[@1christianninja798]

No he said they need to redact the plates on the sheriff's vehicles or contact the department.

[@Druid_Plow]

@@1christianninja798 they don't have to do that either. In a public space you have no expectation of privacy. Anything you can see, you can photograph and video record. It is up to the subject to create their own privacy, like shielding the pin pad at an ATM. Besides, local government plates are public info already. You can go to your local town hall and request a list of all government vehicles and registrations, and by law they have to provide it according to the freedom of information act.

[@gene8172]

You never need permission to film cops or their vehicles while they are in public. That cop was a jerk.

[@7fathomstoport]

Yeah I'm sure they might have a little bit of the syndromes.

[@AcidropOSY]

He was just straight up lying

[@jle1654]

@@AcidropOSY And the sad part about that is that the supreme court has a ruling granting them to do so. The ruling wasn't in the context of allowing them to lie and make up, rules, policies, and even sometimes laws, to push people around or trample their rights, but police do just that and some how manipulate the ruling to get away with no reprimand or accountability all the time.

[@TheHuntingDigger]

😮😮

[@sharkman5735]

Cops are in public they can be filmed damn

[@fubringbackdownvotecounts3379]

Mad props to those police for bringing unnecessary negativity to what should've been a positive thing.

[@TheHuntingDigger]

❤❤

[@TwistedSecrets777]

They have to treat this as such because their might be more stuff in that water thats deadly for people that might accidently go swimming and step on it......with that Grenade imagine what would happen if a child had been swimming and got their toe caught in the pin and pulled it out some of those dam things stay active for a very long time

[@mei6044]

No need to treat magnet fishers that way though.

[@mebymyself2816]

they have this need to be incharge and collect irrelevant data.

[@rinhayashi8949]

Might be that they've dealt with or seen cases of "staged" things such as that before on KZbin. I'm sure we've all seen things faked for views, so they likely behaved that way just to be sure it was real and not such a case. Faking a dangerous situation is an awful crime...They seemed okay with them afterwards, especially after the explosion when they found out it was definitely real...The bs some officers probably have to deal with over "views" on KZbin was the likely culprit there.

[@wheresthepudding946]

That security guy was awesome ! Must've been an interesting day for the man

[@lesliecompton4061]

the police would learn from that guy if they were smart -- and sadly they dont seem to be

[@a1locc25]

If it wasn't for camera footage they would have gotten 10 yrs in federal prison. That cop was hungry

[@outdoorinfluencer]

True

[@thegreatguru1985]

Nothing like a bullie cop. If they haven't been filming all this, they would have give these folks down the road for being there.🤪😏

[@circusboy90210]

nothing illegal about finding stuff, and all are covered by the 2nd amendment. no need to turn anything in. finders keepers, .....he probably keeps the gun for his own too. there's no reason they can't keep it.

[@johnded3874]

If Iwas them I would have hid that grenade and gun from sight the moment I found it. Nosy outsiders and ambitious cops almost got these guys a lot of prison time.

[@josephorona4817]

Hungry look at him guy needs to hit the gym these guys have no knowledge of anything but to to find a reason to stick you in the can

[@dougcutler4948]

And they wonder why people distrust the police. They always treat you like a criminal even when you are trying to help.

[@DistortedSmiles]

In this case they actually treated them like the criminal attention seeking losers they are.

[@BusinessWolf1]

@@DistortedSmiles they found dangerous things and called the right people to make them not dangerous.

[@gauge6513]

They're thieves. Extra money for the government who employs them.

[@letfreedomring2970]

Wow, and they wonder why there’s such a division between police and the community. They don’t need everyone’s ID either. They asked way to many questions that weren’t needed. You guys handled this well. Don’t think it would have gone as well if I found these items. The PD needed to call the bomb squad. Hopefully they learned a lesson.

[@michellecook7586]

I understand why they need everyone's ID, if you are there they need your ID for their reports because you were at the scene. But there wasn't any need the way the Police handled the situation and how they treated the finders. It should have been handled alot differently.

[@jamesfoley2720]

They learned NOTHING! They destroyed the one piece of evidence that could have been used to find the origin of the grenade. Maybe 2 live brain cells amongst the gaggle of them.

[@Winchester1979]

I'm half way through the video and the questions the cops are asking are all legit, particularly "so you fish out a potentially live grenade, put it in the bucket, and then keep going for at least 20 more minutes before calling us?" The youtubers were not really displaying their smarts on that one. You find a grenade, you put it down gently, then evacuate the bridge and call the cops. Let *them* fish the rest of the arsenal out of that water now that you've showed them how it's done.

[@RomanMyshoul85]

That cop is kind of a dick, maybe he should get the full story before making himself look like a clown

[@Mike_Dubayou]

@@Winchester1979you could find 20 more grenades, whatever gov agency that’s responsible won’t go looking for any more. And a grenade in a bucket isn’t gonna go off. It’s not really a problem if you want to keep going and just call eventually.

[@katlynharrison3611]

These people are respectful because no one can talk to me the way the cop talked to the guy who found it.

[@ericscott1895]

This cop is the exact reason why people wouldn't want to call and report and no, you shouldn't have to redact the Sheriffs publicly owned vehicle plates

[@lord_haven1114]

Nobody wants to have to call police, but if you do this for a living you run the risk of finding things like they found...And that obligates you to call them. Think of it like mandated reporter when you're in a profession involving children. Finding weapons that could have been used in open crimes, could prove guilt or innocence of a person, live explosives that could be a danger to the public if not handled properly (especially if they are compromised by being in the water for so long). The list goes on. It ain't the cops fault they have to be 100 percent thorough. If you don't want to deal with it, then don't do this for a living basically. Glad it didn't blow, anyway.

[@CaedusX]

@Shadow Band Music its quite likely a superior told him that and he chose not to question it. mans just doing his job.

[@genozp2328]

I understand being displeased or even arguably angered at the officers ignorance on videoing them and their demand to get permission to use video with or without blurring plate numbers, but the idea of not wanting to call authorities about finding artillery and explosives is so far beyond delusional that I don't think someone can functionally say that as a member of society. If that is a murder weapon, you could save someone else's life or bring peace of mind to whoever it may be connected to. Someone else could have found that explosive or a similar explosive right next to it, not to mention if it had a connection to a case as well, you would be getting rid of evidence that could be used to help. It is so far beyond moved from reality to believe that you don't have to turn in that type of thing just because you are unhappy with what one particular individual of law enforcement said. People don't like to hear this because it is an unpopular opinion these days, but factually and statistically speaking the United States law enforcement doesn't extremely good job at what they do. You just have to expect there are going to be some who aren't quite as good as others or that shouldn't have the position and have yet to lose it, and I imagine with how many laws there are it is easy to forget a few. That is not to just ignore what the officer said, but it is a fact nonetheless. Honestly though, such a delusional thought process to not call for these types of findings.

[@Babs42]

You also don't have to answer their questions of identify yourself. Know your rights.

[@jackjohnson291]

@@lord_haven1114 It is the cops fault. Stop making excuses. They blew it up (and his bucket). Bye bye evidence for some case you might believe they’re building. They didn’t need any information from any of them. By giving them your info, you’re opening yourself up to legal repercussions, including assumption of guilt, being subpoenaed to testify in possibly endless litigation, etc.. Ask any cop, and they’ll tell you they wouldn’t give any info themselves, but we live in a two-tier justice system society.

[@bd6993]

The cop is ABSOLUTELY INCORRECT that you have to “redact” the license plates of their vehicles and get permission to post the cars. IF THEY ARE IN PUBLIC, THEY ARE ALLOWED TO BE FILMED. HE NEEDS TO LEARN THE LAW. WHAT A STOOGE.

[@robertgreuniesen4051]

I agree. When he said that I thought to myself "I've seen enough episodes of Long Island Audit" to have learned when you're in public you can film anything you want, police and their vehicles included.

[@wasalipafan]

Those cops are so rude thats why ppl try not to call them only what they are hired for protect us and not hired to intimidating us they make me vomit

[@tyndaldi7569]

I like how most people assume that cops are ignorant of the law when attempting things like this. They KNOW the law 9/10 times and are just straight lying. Lol

[@awsomegamer8277]

Anything in public can be recorded, that doesn’t mean that there won’t be consequences for filming/posting certain things

[@bd6993]

@@awsomegamer8277 Wrong. If it's in public, the recorder owns the rights. They can do anything with it. There isn't a damn thing anyone can do about it.

[@rebeccastratton4114]

Thank you for just being cool with the Police. A big thank you for saving an unknown number of lives.

[@ronpetersen2317]

The cop rolling his eyes when he commented the finding of the gernade and how they kept picking it up and kept magnet fishing ... he has a point. who knows how unstable that gernade could have been.

[@Matilda-y]

Yep it was a good point, and when they pull out a pin with a magnet i was ready to run.

[@brandonjones4666]

Dang the cops doubling down on asking for permission to use footage of them is ridiculous.

[@fenianbhoy5285]

With hundreds of 1st amendment auditors out there I cant believe every chief hasn't told their underlings about the laws involved.

[@johnm840]

@@fenianbhoy5285 Gov having no respect for pesky citizens.

[@timlemasters3713]

It's a grenade , the police in this town probably haven't had that much excitement ever. They sure wer fishing for an arrest lol .

[@deannaray4837]

Great video that cop 👮‍♂️ is a sorry a jerk! Nobody planted a grenade or gun please throw the dark headed in the river! You don't have to give any Cop your ID when you magnet fish. Why I am saying this is I am a cop in Arkansas.....♥️ wow way too go!

[@tyclark8162]

Thata girl De Anna, nice to know there's still a few good LEO's out there. Actually, there's manyyy. But they tend to Not Call Out fellow officers breaking the law or absolutely using the wrongful intent of such laws. There's times you need to do as instructed n there's times you absolutely DO NOT HAVE TO GIVE ID. Wish the American People would review their US Constitution, BoRights n Our Republic as we're ALL about to lose all of it. Instead of reading bs on FB, educate yourself.

[@retiredrookie7146]

Woo Pig Soooouieee!!!

[@deannaburris905]

I live in Ft. Smith ARKANSAS.

[@shannongalligan2706]

Unfortunately if the didn't give the cops their ID's there would have been all hell to pay. It wouldn't have gone so smoothly. I say just give them your ID and be done with it. Less aggravation all around.

[@tomdlc9321]

The cop was definitely power tripping. Treating them like criminals.

[@donglass9072]

The cold shoulder, when you asked if anything like this has been found, here before says it all!!

[@brandonjones4666]

“I always blur stuff like that” Blurs nothing lol. Keep up the great work. You are in no obligation to ask for permission to record police in their official capacity.

[@Matt-fq6ly]

Exactly. I was just about to say that. I watch a lot of those 1st amendment videos, I got annoyed when he said not to film the police vehicles. It seemed like they were asking too many questions and almost wanted to arrest them for it.

[@Galahime]

he probably asked there pio if he could use the footage, the cops says he can ask them for info on the nade and if he can use the footage

[@aennaenn7468]

@@Galahime He could also just do it anyway. PIO can't stop them.

[@Zomby_Woof]

If a cop were to ask me as a courtesy not to show a license plate, I would consider the request, but I would deny a similar demand. And I'd send a note to the sheriff's office requesting they remind officers of the actual law.

[@ohkay7418]

People are looking for missing person need to see that plate

[@DIYCameraGuy]

Why does this cop think the people need to get permission to show one of their vehicles in a video. This is a documentary style film covered by the first amendment.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

This cop was wired lol

[@DegenCash]

Cop was probably questioning them about planting all these finds. and obviously he’s onto what they’re doing.

[@circusboy90210]

@@outdoorinfluencer probably off the cocaine he stole.

[@jameschupp2230]

@@outdoorinfluencer The gun was tossed into the river from the cops trying to hide a cop crime

[@abbiebeast]

1st cop "oh you pulled em out of the water" - he's definately on the track to make detective LOL

[@RickyandGandi]

And I thought they were only mean to us 😢. They’re just mean period. You definitely deserve much respect for the work you are doing.

[@OpenMawProductions]

"Us" being whom?

[@RickyandGandi]

@@OpenMawProductions African Americans.

[@zxkiller254xz8]

Trust me, a dick cop is still a dick cop no matter who they deal with.

[@stevenparent7886]

Not everything is color based, some guys are just meanies.

[@jacklynjohnson9359]

They are mean too everyone. Its ridiculous the way some of them treat people.

[@tomlee7651]

Figures the first thing the cop does is start making threats and question the credibility of people.

[@ripplewine6112]

Well said, my thoughts exactly. They were honest about everything yet were treated like criminals

[@bojangler9685]

@@ripplewine6112 old people not aware of what youtubers fake? the cop actually knew his shit. Also he wasnt treating them like criminals lets be real...

[@jeffreyv8306]

@@bojangler9685 thank you for saying it. People fake dangerous things for views all the time. Cop wouldn't have been doing his job if he didn't ask repeatedly. Something tells me he's dealt with moronic content creators in the past

[@kingstonagainstcorruption2268]

Smart ass cops!

[@darkwater72]

1) People plant stuff for publicity reasons all the time. Some idiot just crashed his plane on purpose. FAA is quite interested. 2) Somebody found a what might have been a live hand grenade. They then played with it, brought it out a couple times to show their buddies, then swirled it around in a bucket a few times. WTF. The cop was well within reasonable bounds to ask if it was planted, because the other choice is "idiot". 3) The very fact that nobody called in to report finding unexploded ordnance is rather suspicious all by itself. Was it theirs? Were they planning on keeping it? You just found a bomb, why not just call the cops and step back a ways.

[@CatsMeowPaw]

The police reaction here was rather strange. Instead of saying 'thank you' for finding the weapons, they immediately start to work on the premise that the finders did something wrong.

[@ChaosTherum]

When you are talking to police you are always a suspect they are just doing their job they constantly get lied to so I don't blame them for being suspicious.

[@KnoxzyGaming]

It is a very dangerous weapon though. Investigating and clarifying are harmless

[@CCFIFresno]

@@KnoxzyGaming They're not harmless when that's not what they're doing. They have a continuous video that any rookie IT person can tell has not been edited or tampered with. Of course they want to work on the premise of guilty until imprisoned. People forget the DA's office would have the burden of proving them guilty not the other way around and there is great danger in forgetting or thinking otherwise. 🔥⚡💯⚡🔥

[@Mityob67]

Cops aren't friends. Reminds me of that bullcrap "Officer Friendly" program they had back in the day to get kids comfortable around cops. Starting the mind control early.

[@rpruneau68]

@@CCFIFresno What video are you watching because that is absolutely inaccurate and they stated they were not live feed.

[@quasarcom5041]

This must be a small town area. Being a former cop from a big city I can tell you they have nothing to do and have very low low events happen. Maybe a cat up a tree type stuff. Now I have to agree with the fact you kept handling the Grenade. That was crazy !

[@thomashenden71]

Hmm… the magnet covers just a tiny eetsy bit of the water under the bridge, imagine what else is lying around, under that bridge! 😯

[@CaptainKirk01]

Advice from a lawyer: The cops will never have your best interest in mind. You should never discuss anything with the police. You have the right to remain silent.

[@tncountryboy06]

yeah ok, you find a live grenade, cops show up and you dont say a word, that doesnt make you look guilty at all...

[@jimkamm2359]

@@tncountryboy06 Exactly. Tell them you found the items and then shut up. Answer none of their damn questions.

[@bunzeebear2973]

You have the right to throw the grenade back into the water. IMO

[@BusinessWolf1]

@@tncountryboy06 actually, this exact point is something that lawyers sometimes have to bring up in court somehow. That just because their client wasn't answering questions it doesn't mean they are guilty, or guiltier than otherwise.

[@randyjenkins8896]

@@tncountryboy06 silence is not a sign of guilt and can never be used as proof in court. they may insinuate a lot of shit but silence is an absolute right.

[@TheJoseywales99]

Moral of the story, don’t call the cops when you find something. They should just be happy you called them. Instead, gotta give up your personal info and get accused. And NO! You don’t need permission to film a police vehicle. These cops are jerks.

[@dehz4948]

Lord jesus people like you don't think, huh? The cops don't know you. They run you to make sure you're clear and you aren't a murderer on the run. Furthermore, if you DID plant it if they have your ID they can say who did it. And its required for the report so follow ups etc can happen. If giving your ID is so hard then I don't know what to tell ya

[@deucesixs1404]

Always call the cops , that could of been a murder weapon that gives a family peace , I had a family member that was murdered and they found the gun in a pond , had evidence to convict

[@athanasia6766]

Yeah, I thought it a little suspish that security guard was up in them, on an abandoned bridge, so quickly. Weird.

[@athanasia6766]

@@deucesixs1404 and to make their jobs easier they'll arrest you! No thanks! You should watch the story about the 11year old boy who spent a decade in prison. He was innocent. All because they were too lazy to do their jobs, had destroyed the crime scene by letting ppl walk all over it. They felt absolutely no empathy of concern for to the kid whose mother was just murdered, or the family they destroyed with their sorry shody work! And the murderer got away to do it again! Ppl should realize, typically police forces recruit ppl with personality disorders bc ppl without empathy handle stress better.... narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths. They don't look at you as a human with a family and life and feelings. They see you as a promotion, a medal, and glorification of themselves. They couldn't care less about the law bc most of them are somewhat involved in the local Mafia, drugs, prostitution, and guns. Just consider this ...if you wanted to murder ppl, being a cop would allow you to do that repeatedly and without consequences. If ppl hadn't started to record these events, they definitely would STILL be getting away and getting REWARDED for it! When they see YOU as the enemy, it's best to view them in the same light. Never trust a cop. Always keep your mouth shut and get a lawyer. Don't think bc you're innocent you can't be convicted of a crime. It happens every single day!

[@deucesixs1404]

@@athanasia6766 smh that’s a bit conspiracy theorist bs , there are bad apples in every bunch , but that’s not real life ,

[@ccg1171]

Sounds like the cop wanted to find them responsible some how.

[@claudelosier2653]

You know that young boy could have been seriously hurt if he had found it earlier.... thank God for your efforts 🙏

[@soupbone7345]

Starting to think that some of the cops that's are called up at these magnet fishing events, may be the ones dumping the guns and knifes, they always seem very agitated ,& threatening.. curious?🤔

[@loganwheeler1080]

It wouldn't surprise me if true.

[@angelapuckett4932]

lol....I could really make some smart a$$ remarks about the way this LE handled himself. But, I think we have all seen what we need to see. lol. Funny shit.

[@CarloMario]

Legit

[@johnbrandon6630]

Exactly.

[@jameschupp2230]

Exactly why the cop was so mad and a tyrant !!! That is where their dump site is To Cover up for Cop Crimes !!!

[@tyclark8162]

Won't be long before someone passes a bill that you need a damn permit n a license to legally go magnet fishing off a bridge. Warning to any felons or folks on parole, you don't want to be caught with a gun or grenade even if it wasn't functioning. It would take a real tyrant to do that to someone, but there's plenty of police that would do it regardless.

[@kindredsoul79]

@@JFive1776 Exactly. I know a guy who served time for assault who loves to go magnet fishing. Anything like this, he tosses back in at a easily identifiable place, and has another guy "find" it a few days later.

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

My Advice: Don't be a Felon. Pull my Finger and be a smellin'.

[@scientificspeaks]

I'm a convicted felon for homicide came home Feb 2015 I was magnet fishing with a buddy of mine in VA Beach VA I pulled up a safe with 3 knives, a 12 gauge, a couple rifles and some handguns we called the police and I was detained for over 8hrs because I'm a felon. Eventually they talked to other witnesses and confirmed I didn't mishandled anything and had no intention on keeping.. they let me go and told me if I happen to come across stuff like that again it's best to just toss it back

[@tyclark8162]

@@scientificspeaks I throughly agree with that advice. There's some LE out there today that would have fabricated malice intent in your situation. Just to get a attaboy from the chief unfortunately. That's why you never date a xcops divorced wife, as they have the means to make things happen. JFYI.

[@michsel2961]

It's true this were the law is fucked up what all the falsely acoused of a felony.you know ,( plea bargains) they throw at you instead of jail time. When your young and fucks up your whole life..as far as guns go the law is screwed up ..if a person committed a crime with a gun then yes there rights should be taken.. but a crime that had nothing to do with gun or being violent.. why should there rights be taken with out cause...I know father's who can't take the kids hunting for this law forbid s them. 20 years back.but if they the law fucks up they walk free..what the fuck america we're smarter than this to let such laws ...but they take your kids and put guns in there hands and teach them how to Kill .... Other people not game animals..just saying laws are fucked up need to adjust them to more senseable laws not just for one committee that thinks it's for the better good when there not .... Laws must change and cops need more schooling on interacting with pubic need to be in school yearly so they will have better understandings of people not all people are bad ...asshole cops..just my thoughts...you have yours...we have ours

[@earljohnson2676]

It’s a grenade blast ratio 5 meters and can kill up to 15 meters . But for complete safety it’s like 230 meters so there precautions are pretty accurate

[@EricWeber-ez1kq]

Good thing no kid pulled it up on a fishing pole.... exactly!! that cop should have been treating you all like brave citizens instead of a criminals

[@snakesurfcustomfishingrods5821]

There is no "amnesty time" that an officer can grant.

[@mork6668]

That was a joke, because the cop understood that many KZbinrs do plant stuff and then pretend to find it for views!! You Tube is ridden with those kind of videos, specially from Asian channels!!

[@turinturambar8622]

@@mork6668 yeah, does it look like they're in a Rice field?

[@mork6668]

@@turinturambar8622 dude, it's a good thing that the cop understands what's going on with social media and scripted videos,so it was a fair question,he doesn't know these guys!!

[@ericpinkney384]

The questions the cops were asking are called "loaded questions" as they are meant to make you self incriminate. Be very careful!

[@abiamiamab9677]

So many don't understand that,

[@genozp2328]

Police officers do indeed ask questions that could be self incriminating to try and get people to accidentally spill truth that they may try to be hiding, which can often lead to innocent people being confused and answering the questions in correctly. However, while this can land someone to be arrested or even put to trial, is statistically very rare for the individual to be incarcerated and serve time because of it. The United States goes to Great lengths to try and protect the innocent which is why many cases take so long to get hearings because it is giving time to find all the evidence possible for both sides. This is because the United States is built upon the idea that we would rather set free a guilty party then accidentally incarcerate innocent citizens. One should be careful and be mindful of what they are answering and try to do so as calmly and understandingly as possible, cooperate and give the truth; settle out disputes later if need be. This helps each individual, the police officers, the investigation, and pretty much everything else under the sun. This is not to say that there are people who get falsely accused, but being falsely accused is unfortunate, but rarely ends up being found guilty and incarcerated under false assumptions. Inconvenient, but it is an unfortunate necessary evil so that way investigations can be done to the fullest, and hopefully minimize arrests along the way.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

Maybe the cop was just pissed because it was donut time. OR he knew the Glock and grenade were both there. You never know what goes on inside cop shops. Just because they got a badge doe not mean they are Boy or Girl Scouts. Well maybe not Boy Scouts. That is sexist.

[@johnbrandon6630]

It can be 3AM and your tired. You call in a gunfire close to your house. And they still look at you and question you. YOU. Like you did it. They tell you, you look funny. Weird.

[@genozp2328]

@@johnbrandon6630, I'm unsure what exactly the point is you're trying to get across. The more people they question, the more accurate and close to get to what really happened. That's how investigation works, they have to treat everything as a piece of the puzzle and while by law no one is to be convicted without a shadow of a doubt, they have to treat every party with relative suspicion. If you call something in, and they don't find any obvious evidence other then that, yeah they have to question you. It's rough, and it is intimidating and sometimes can lead to false accusations and false confessions, but that's particularly why court is so important, to settle that to make absolutely sure. For the most part, things are set up to arrest and especially convict only the guilty. Hiding information, acknowledging/enacting rights aside, or being disrespectful only makes their job harder and helps criminals.

[@samanthasimental3788]

OMG 😮! That is so scary. I'm so glad a child did not find that. I'm also glad you did not get hurt.

[@bcgrittner]

A while ago St. Paul, MN PD EOD was called to a suspicious item. It was a DAWS rocket. Serial number was traced to The USMC. I have no further information.

[@johndyer9232]

Dudes the crappie fishing on that bridge is sick! Bad on Greene County Sheriff treating you like that. My interactions with SPD/Greene County Sheriff have never been like that.

[@waynehouska2550]

Great video Guys. That's why you don't call the cops right away. They shut you down before you find more finds.

[@pennypackmtb2542]

These guys did everything right but, the cops treat them like a criminals. They were more than cooperative and respectful to the police. They broke no laws, but were ridiculed, ID, interrogated, threatened and detained because they found s grenade and reported it. This is why people avoid interaction with the police. As for respect, you need to show some to get some. The security guard and first cop were actually more professional.

[@carmaela2689]

They were probably just mad because they had to write stuff down and make a report lol

[@SOPACHNAYA]

They did not. They waited to inform police after finding a live grenade and a fire arm used in a crime. The live grenade endangered the lives of everyone withing a 15 yard radius. The initial cop was obviously in awe of the stupidity of these guys, as anyone with half a brain should be. That is why he was acting less than charitable.

[@michsel2961]

@@SOPACHNAYA yea well that's there job they get paid for being in dangerous situation...just like the armed forces your getting paid for your service...... Don't have to be a dick about it because you hate your JOB...

[@bunnyslippers191]

@@SOPACHNAYA They found a handgun and a magazine. It's not known if that weapon was used in a crime. Just because it was found in the water doesn't mean it definitely has been used in committing a crime.

[@donniekraus1273]

The big ole security boy is the one who called cops and made bit a big deal

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

I love the news reporter at the end! She was awesome!

[@darlatidwell6255]

Hi Jeff. Good to see you all getting stuff like that out of the waterways.

[@wadeedwins8571]

Boy they make you really want to call the cops.

[@The__Outlaw]

Good honest people , engaged in a fun hobby , lots and lots of good neighborly folks. Good show

[@S.O.U.L.153]

I love that you got the guts to make a grenade fishing joke lol. You got my like and subscribe

[@ledob9140]

Doing his job? Makes these guys look guilty ? Thank God you are filming . Protect yourself. Love your finds. Good luck.

[@jacobmosovich]

Im a security guard. Observe and report is all we do. This guy probably just got the name for his supervisor and in case of a police call. This was probably the most interesting thing that happened to him today.

[@everybodysFavCowboy]

Agree

[@willmoore8708]

Pretty wild how "Cpl. Steroids" started threatening them.

[@keignlamb9061]

“Jimmys killing it today, literally “😂

[@Apersonwho521]

That wasn’t a grenade pin. That was a lock key, usually used by utility companies

[@Canucklesammich]

Worked for CATV for 40 yrs, can confirm you're exactly right

[@Photovintageguy]

"Amenesty time"😂. This cop was trying to get any type admission he could use to frame and railroad these inocent people. What a crook.

[@richardrichard5319]

Nope not a crook, just a cop!!

[@LK-gk3ry]

@@richardrichard5319 Not a potato, just a potato. Same, same.

[@bunzeebear2973]

"The black guy that caught it went fishing off the deep end- there he goes into the forest running...better hurry tubby". Of course it is a FAKE but let's see how gullible these cops are.

[@jeepinintexas6215]

Wouldn't be surprised if he was involved with some of that stuff they found in the lake lol.

[@Matilda-y]

Nah he just needed to know if it was a utube storyline setup drama. You gotta know. Heck it was a live grenade.

[@user-wt2ot1zx5b]

Awesome finds and the cops were to professional lol have a great day brother Awesome collaboration

[@sportscarsavvy]

They’re not clips, they’re mags! 😂😂😂

[@anthonyromero9669]

How ironic. As a Sheriff's Deputy who is currently, at work on my break, Wanting to learn more about magnet fishing, I apologize for the way these cops were acting. Even before I started to read the comments, When the Deputy said, "Did you plant this?" My first thought was, "If he did... Why would he call? Wouldn't he plant it, find it and record his video without calling the police?" Now, I honestly don't think that the Deputies were trying to incriminate yall. I feel he was just reiterating the, "Did you plant this?" question so in the report, if something were to come back in 5 years and they pull up the report, He can say, " Hey look, I asked these guys 10 different times and they said they had nothing to do with it" it can cover your ass. But i can also see how it comes off. I see both sides. None the less, You do NOT need permission to record ANY emergency vehicle or ANYthing in public. As long as you are on PUBLIC grounds, You can record whatever your camera sees. It may be a policy for them to not post anything with Sheriff's vehicles but that policy is departmental only. My department has that policy. Awesome finds! Im excited to see more videos and hopefully get a YT channel myself going once I get the correct equipment!

[@DistortedSmiles]

As a doctor, gardener and rocket scientist I thought they did a decent job in suspecting these fools of planting all that crap. Also you use too many commas for no reason what are you William Shatner too? ALSO if your first thought was why would he call when you are OBVIOUSLY NO SHERIFF. People do this stuff all the time because people are idiots.

[@rmarklguffey]

You're not required to give them any of your information unless you are suspected of a crime. This just goes to show that they try to criminalize everything. Even people that call the Officers in the first place end up being interrogated as if they're criminals

[@RsSquier51]

They never called the police to begin with. All you people on here overreact to everything. All I saw the officer do is ask legit questions of someone who found a grenade and didn't bother to report it.

[@tncountryboy06]

they WERE suspected of a crime, if you wait 30 minutes to call the cops when you find a live grenade, that sounds extremely fishy

[@RsSquier51]

@@tncountryboy06 exactly, and it wasn't even them that called the police which made it even more suspicious to the officers that arrived.

[@Recken1]

@@RsSquier51 you people are trained well.

[@RsSquier51]

@@Recken1 not trained, just intelligent with common sense.

[@suicideofdoom616]

When she said "I have something for you guys in my car" I was picturing her bringing out a grenade for you guys!!! 😂😂😂

[@bryang5412]

😂😂😂 These cops act like they're settin off a nuke! 😂😂😂 Its a freakin hand grenade! "Y'all are gonna have to move your vehicles to the other side of town".....😂

[@christophershankardrury7159]

Just shows you what goes thru a good mind, first thing they want to do is try to hold someone accountable for someone doing the right thing. They always want to pin a crime onto a innocent human being doing something right

[@lisaforsythe5325]

Congratulations Jeff! You deserve to have way more than 100,000 subscribers. Hope to see more videos like this!

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thank you so much that means a lot to hear

[@TheHuntingDigger]

🔥🔥🔥

[@sandrabeck8788]

What fun! Awesome finds! Plus the police are enjoying it too!

[@secretsquirrelaimee7721]

Cool find!!!! That little boy is cute too. Nice of you letting the boy play too. :)

[@soderba]

Hey guys, that pin looking thing that you were thinking was a grenade pin, was actually an electical meter ring key. It will remove the lock rings from the meter on your house.

[@themoo908]

How in the hell, do y’all not record the explosion? That’s the main thing everyone wanted from this video.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

I know sorry

[@DistortedSmiles]

because they are full of bs

[@deemariedubois4916]

I’m sure they aren’t happy about missing the big moment either. They were following the cops’ instructions moving vehicles.

[@garywalker9753]

This looks like a good time! Stay safe, thanks for sharing.

[@rysacroft]

Where I live if you go magnet fishing you "in theory" could pull up a battleship. LOL!

[@jadesmoo]

Wow! You keep finding dangerous stuff, for sure. Glad you're careful and know about putting stuff in water and all that. Great video, once again. Thanks Jeff! 😊

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks Maggie

[@allhopeabandon7831]

"Why didn't you call us right away?" then exhibits every reason why they shouldn't have called the cops until they were ready to leave. I was thinking they'd better walk that grenade off the bridge bc they would close it all down for the 'investigation'...

[@HappyTailsSupport]

"The grenades still here? Ya, we were gonna fish with it later." 🤣🤣🤣

[@brokearcader6625]

That’s so crazy, the camera guy asked the cop “ has anything like that been found around here” and the cop just straight ignored him, almost like these cops are mad they have to do their jobs and they made them work. Smh

[@bds123087]

When I saw the gun mag I was thinking there’s a High Point down there. A few minutes later you pulled up the High Point lol

[@MrCatfarmer]

Don’t the cops know all magnet fishers carry grenades? That cop was being a little unreasonable.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thanks Danny for watching to night

[@michiganmagneto]

Yeah, corporal cop was asking way too many questions and wanted way too many ID's.

[@Dirtydenadan691]

Mosy are these days. You would think some of tjem are on drugs with the shit 6hey come up with in thier heads

[@chrislane4615]

Duh! It’s for fishing!

[@Nexus_542]

Definitely should've called the cops the minute the grenade was found lol

[@Alan-ii9te]

Fuck that I'm keeping it for the 4th of July

[@TonboIV]

Do you carry any kind of dosimeter with you when you do this? Finding a radioactive source is a fairly remote possibility, but if you're going to find one at all, scooping metal objects off the bottom of a lake is one of the more likely ways to do it, and not realizing what it is could be VERY bad.

[@davedammitt7691]

Nice finds, nice video. The security guy seemed okay, but the cops were douchebags. "Why didn't you call us right away?" 'Well, because we knew you'd come out here shut us down and we wouldn't be able to fish the rest of the day, that's why'.

[@konaqua122]

Whut? They just found a live grenade. WHY WOULDN'T YOU CALL THE POLICE? These kind of comments doesn't make sense to me. I guess the cop's on the bad side. There are a lot of people in the world. I guess it's not a big deal if you kill some because of A LIVE GRENADE. Right?

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

You forgot the rest of that. "Why didn't you call us right away when you found a LIVE grenade?" They didn't prevent them from fishing, after the LIVE EXPLOSIVE wasn't a danger to them, the bridge and anyone else around.

[@nathanielbass771]

@@ireallyreallyhategoogle most of what they found looked brand new and it's not as easy to detonate a grenade as most people think. Bombs on the other hand...call the police immediately

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

@@nathanielbass771 Just because you find something brand new, doesn't mean the other stuff isn't very old. It's trash in a river, not shelves in a store.

[@vickyferrier4265]

Pretty cool you got your play button and got to be there for a grenade find and blow up. So neat.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

I know it was cool how that day turned out

[@ocsrc]

Imagine what it was like in WW2 where people were only a few feet away from granades going off all day every day for years Seeing how far away from the bridge everyone had to be I can't imagine what it must have been like to have to throw them and have them explode just a few feet away Those poor men

[@hytekrednekbama4400]

those were men years ago. Men are very rare these days. Most males are just over grown pussified boys these days.

[@TheHuntingDigger]

🔥🔥💯💯🔥🔥💯💯

[@mikel646]

Love how the cops kept backing everyone up out of sight so they (the "experts") could have the fun of blowing up the grenade themselves. Did they seriously just pull the pin and drop it in the bucket of water? As if that was gonna keep anyone safe from a GRENADE! Lol!

[@ahndeux]

5:15 That is not a grenade pin. Its a standard "barrel lock key" used to open up electric or gas meters. You can see the ends where it opens up and there is a center plunger. The ring is not common, but it looks like someone added the ring so it can be put into a key holder.

[@CynsCraftingWorld]

WOW! Glad that you guys came out of this unscathed!

[@masonmercmetaldetecting]

HAHA I love this video! Great job to James/Iron Antler for the amazing finds! I cant believe the cops blew it up on site! Very weird interaction with law enforcement! Just gave you another sub and I already follow Iron Antler! Good luck on the next adventure!

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thank you

[@dragonsfanges101]

I love how you held the plaque and it's just a bright square on camera

[@darlatidwell6255]

Congrats on your plaque Jeff! Congrats to all of you for your great mag fishing finds.🙂👍

[@crazysloth9]

Never talk to the police. They were trying to incriminate you.

[@ubroberts5541]

True.

[@trumpwasbetter]

Unfortunately if they didn't they could find themselves in bigger problems.

[@trumpwasbetter]

@@Bolt99K #Ultramaga

[@genozp2328]

This is such an ignorant statement that is so delusional that I don't know where to start.

[@kingkazuma2568]

@@genozp2328 actually its is not exspecially with how things go now n days it is the saftes option

[@LowlifeLexus]

12:53 “I always blur stuff like that out” proceeds to show you the sheriffs plate number 😂

[@Wilted_Brainz]

I understand that you all were in the heat of the moment, but you can 100% film any part of any law enforcement vehicle, etc. Crazy stuff though. Not sure why you didn't call sooner? You wouldn't have found the gun though.

[@ChunkSquad]

Congratulations bro!!!!!! 100k!!!! Awesome! Great content. So fun to watch. Cops always ask ridiculous questions. Make ya not wanna call em. Oh well. I’m happy for u guys! Love the show.

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Thank you

[@MsDawggysLuckyLife]

Awww I enjoy how friendly you are! Keeps me watching! Thank you for making that young mans day wonderful! God bless your beautiful heart ❤️

[@bradzimmerman3171]

Ye Dawggy your christian gawd would rip out your heart, sothe comment "god bless " is completely ridiculous

[@DeanofSmoking]

11:03 ofcouruse. what else endorphins kickin in. wow!! right! lol . pin was in.. lol

[@anthonyiocca5683]

Great job, the LEOs seemed surprised that everyone was calm. The LEOs also acted as if the grenade could go off all by itself. We all need a lecture About the does and don’ts of explosive ordnance procedures. How many more are in there?

[@artiejohnson703]

That’s Awesome, please be careful!!! Springfield is where I was born. That is so crazy, I never would have thought that anyone would have found a hand grenade. Great Job!!!

[@MagnetG]

Congrats on 100k. What a video. Found my first grenade 2 weeks ago, ww1 mills bomb frag grenade. Was fortunate enough to see the bomb squad detonate it in a controlled environment, Amazing

[@outdoorinfluencer]

Wow that’s crazy you must have a great spot to magnet fish with a lot of history

[@timcoyle50]

Why is it on a lot of videos like this that the cops look like they've spent way to much time in a donut shop?? lol

[@dalerose8932]

You can tell that one cop is a rookie because he keeps telling him move further back further back further back instead of telling them where he wants them to be at

[@leehartung2814]

So the first thing the cop does is to basically accuse them of planting the hand grenade? That would make an easy arrest wouldn't it. Get's all of their I D's, ask how they know each other etc. And then tells them to hang out, meaning not to leave? Never call the cop's, you can't trust them. Scary. Lucky they weren't arrested.

[@Floppy_Bacon]

If the magnet fishers were totally upfront and honest about what they found, and are totally cooperative about handing the weapons they found over to them, why do the cops need so much of their personal information and give them a hard time? THEY FOUND THE WEAPONS. THEY GAVE THE WEAPONS TO THE POLICE. end of story

[@jeffreyrigged]

so that gun is later traced back to a murder. it was found in the river by so and so while filming there fishing yt. which is why his dna or prints showed up on it. is it that hard why they need your info if you find something like that lol.

[@tncountryboy06]

they didnt report it immediately

[@badmandansanchez1823]

Because let's be honest people are willing to do some retarded shit to get likes online. The grenade was fresh as fuck. It's called investigating really. I think these guys are legit but honestly if I heard later that they staged it, it wouldn't surprise me.

[@MrChopsticktech]

The police needed the info to check and see if they had any warrants out. If any of them committed a crime and the police didn't get their info and just let them go, they could commit another crime and the police would be to blame.

[@Floppy_Bacon]

@@MrChopsticktech I gotcha brutha 👍 Hope You and Yours have a Blessed Holiday 💙🎄

[@mdm1271]

Thats Hank Schrader! 😂

[@wandalong871]

What’s wrong with just taking a statement and let the investigators decide if additional questioning is warranted. Why drill these guys?? What a good find! I can’t imagine what could have happened if it was left down there!