PUSHED the Suspect into a WALL. Crazy Police Chases.

[@Sergey322]

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[@Tictacsizesoul]

Is there a necessity to repeat by voice what we r literally watching on video? Plz don’t talk

[@mexicanspec]

Sgt. Monroe was tired of waiting for the PIT to be performed successfully

[@hankbirmingham6662]

Sergeant…Monroe…! 👮‍♀️ Is a Gangster that takes no prisoners!!🇺🇸👮‍♀️☠️

[@baddKatt]

Nothing was said about the dog that was in the car. You can see it leaving and then crossing the highway running! Poor scared lil soul. Great work Officers, suspect and passenger survived and innocent drivers unharmed!

[@OZARKMOON1960]

I wondered if that was a K9 going off track or from the suspect vehicle.

[@kristox1968]

5:01 When the police car can't turn the fleeing car around, I start pressing the gas pedal with my foot!

[@charlesdobbs4570]

I lean and lift my leg and twist it trying to help. It's my reflexes.

[@BioniqBob]

Someone needed to help the rookie. 8:13 Can give him some tips.

[@cjadams3331]

TVI's are difficult when you're first learning. Good instruction by the female FTO in the first clip.

[@CuriousMess61]

Agreed.

[@kevin982]

Well done Monroe. That's how you do it. Power through

[@danielulz1640]

Perhaps Mrs. Morgan should have reached over and switched off the ignition.

[@OZARKMOON1960]

Right? Or even put it in N if nothing else to slow it down, then into R. Some folks just lose their minds once the adrenaline starts pumping.

[@jenesisjones6706]

Apparently many drivers, of every type of vehicles, either don't have a rear view mirror, or just never look at it.

[@myleghurts3546]

Well, I guess, if you don't have one to begin with, you certainly can't look at it.

[@mysterymikey4073]

Great vid 👍🏻😊

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice video.

[@AlanRutan]

In the last video, I watched the whole video once, and they went look for it, but I never heard if they found it. And i believe it was the drivers dog or the other male passenger. I just remember one male asking them to look for it.

[@copscam]

It sounds like you really pay close attention to the details! It’s frustrating when the resolution isn’t clear, especially when it’s something meaningful like finding a pet. Sometimes these videos leave you hanging, and you’re left wondering what happened afterward.

[@briang70]

About the only thing a Nissan Versa can outrun is a bumble bee loaded with pollen on its legs. What what she thinking?

[@09ChargerRT]

❤😊

[@loriw2661]

Trooper Monroe……”Hold my beer.” It’s ok though. It can’t be easy when doing your first real TVI and it’s no longer just practice.

[@markovwms]

5:22 a nissan versa being able to pull away from a police car is just crazy

[@L4ki0]

btw, it is Nissan Tiida

[@joeshaboo9112]

The chick in the white Nissan need not worry about her car, I'm sure the damage will buff right out.

[@thatsharshman.8544]

Nobody going to mention the dog running from the last car?

[@lauxmyth]

I had to look back. It was in the ditch but not really clear it came from that car. Still, I hope it is well. An Interstate is not place for a dog.

[@fro7183]

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[@AlexanderLewis-st1vk]

How is Ukraine doing sergey322

[@L4ki0]

2:39 car is Nissan Tiida, not Versa

[@charlesdobbs4570]

Yeah pulling a tvi cannot be very easy.

[@AlexNotAlex-dy6zk]

The nissan hamster car got hubcaps n than when cop touches it they disappear 😂

[@bruce9648]

So 1st cop goes through TVI training...then he tries this on the job with a instructor & fails 3 times fixing to do it with heavy traffic coming 🤡🤡

[@rickeyeversen4420]

Nissan viersa , Nissan tiida in Australia

[@L4ki0]

It is Nissan Tiida

[@Yucius]

😂🐶 eso eslo que eres

[@WildWestRosie]

Officer Calvert seriously needs more PIT practice! Story 3: lay down with dogs, get up with fleas. AKA, you are known by the company you keep.

[@loriw2661]

You can hear his FTO instructing him. It may have even been his first “real life” PIT.

[@FirstFamilyCharger]

Wtf are you on about?

[@WildWestRosie]

@FirstFamilyCharger the woman in the third story said that even though she had asked the perp to stop, he still continued running away, and the car was actually hers. My point is that she can't be all shocked Pikachu if she's with a shit person like this.

[@danielwarpaint1963]

Wild animals......

[@Fred-wy4ix]

What a waste of good vehicles

[@VTSteve]

The first cop attempting to do a pit twice was not good at it, and the guy advising him in car no good either, cars coming the other way would have got caught up for no fault of their own.

[@CuriousMess61]

Of course he wasn't, HE WAS A ROOKIE WITH HIS FTO! And the FTO was FEMALE! And if you have actually listened, she kept telling him places where there were cars were not good spots. Maybe you should watch and pay attention to the video before running to the comments to spread pathetic cop hate.

[@VTSteve]

@@CuriousMess61 Nah, I strongly support Leo's, however, IMHO, given the fairly heavy traffic on a two lane road, none of the spots she suggested going for the Pit were wise, maybe she couldn't see down the oncoming lane, still, none of it looked good.

[@stephensteele2844]

Bro can’t read

[@kgb4187]

5:46 The officer put some BS in the report, he lost control after that garbage PIT and went into the wire barrier independent of the Nissan's actions.

[@sciencefollower]

A-Police chase is very dangerous for the public, for the suspect, and even for the police itself. B-The suspect is moving slightly at a higher speed before being chased, but when police starts chasing the suspect, the suspect increases its speed to its maximum capacity, so it becomes more dangerous when under pursuit than none at all. C-The suspect, when persuaded, violates traffic rules endangering the life of the public. The same violation of traffic rules is committed by the police when they follow the suspect with the same extreme speed and the same route. During persuit, there is no difference between suspect and police as long as police are following the suspect, I hope you understand my point of view. D-Sometimes, the suspect is injured or killed by accident or by police. Even police officers are injured or killed in accidents or by suspect in this operation. E- "PIT" maneuver or "Precision Immobilization Technique" is very dangerous, for it is equal to killing the suspect by deliberately causing an accident. How police can endanger the life of a person who is not yet proved guilty. It is a matter of serious illegality in the eyes of human rights. F-It becomes a more dangerous operation when multiple police cars start violating traffic rules. G-Police persuit is not justified if we analyze the outcome of such dangerous operations and the risk involved. H- Lastly, I would suggest Grab the culprit without chasing. Do not run after the culprit. Try to arrest in a stationary position. If driving with high speed, let him go. Just note his car number.

[@61rampy65]

Wow. What a whiny baby. YOU must be a criminal, or totally out of touch with reality. I'm betting on both.