Rookie Cop Shocked as Car Disappears into Cloud of Smoke

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[@g.w.k.y6869]

That look of pure betrayal on the first dude's face when the officer speeds off xD

[@quillclock]

lol I felt that.

[@hazel-vf7on]

he just stood there like "Ayo the fuck dude you were supposed to help!?" 🤣

[@Mustang6971]

I have that happen to me before, I slid off the road after hitting some ice, and had highway patrol helping me, and next thing you know I hear him say I gotta go, there was a fatal crash he had to respond to.

[@Roddy556]

​@@Mustang6971it is what it is. They helped when and where they could.

[@g.w.k.y6869]

@@Mustang6971 Damn, must've been a busy day for the deputy, glad your accident didn't end up being that bad.

[@rayrocker5150]

Better himself than an innocent family with kids in the car.

[@JackRR15]

Such a stupid comment that completely disregards the cause of the accident. A dangerous hot pursuit initiated by the police that could have caused so many innocent lives. People like you are why our police forces is so barbaric and archaic and will never advance theologically. Shame on you.

[@brianfusco5753]

he just stoled the car, criminals usually dont bring the family

[@Rt-ig4bk]

@@brianfusco5753 You’re special…aren’t you!!!???

[@majorfender6054]

@@brianfusco5753 🧠

[@RankoneZ]

ahhh ahhahaha you just blow in from stupid town?@@brianfusco5753

[@kallen8757]

You only get to make those mistakes once. At least he didn’t hurt anyone else.

[@garymitchell5899]

He did it before. Watch the video.

[@saylsen]

And he can't hurt anyone ever again.

[@sethc6663]

@@garymitchell5899 Pretty sure the OP is referring to the crash and loss of life, not the speeders criminal record

[@garymitchell5899]

@@sethc6663 The video says he's initiated a chased before, which is the mistake he then repeated here.

[@garymitchell5899]

@@sethc6663 The video says he's initiated a chased before, which is the mistake he then repeated here.

[@charlesmisiak4926]

From personal experience, just because a person doesn't have an extensive criminal record, it doesn't mean that he or she isn't involved extensively in crimes. It just means that they haven't been caught.

[@mrbeastchocolate]

I also wonder the variety and quantity of drugs in his system

[@joshuagainey1648]

Whatchu mean from personal experience? Criminal lol

[@Neptunee1991]

Right I thought that instantly. I was an addict for 12 years, heroin, committed felonies numerous per week to get money for heroin for a decade and I have 3 convictions none felony lol. Good thing I'm clean now

[@kongvinter33]

well duh...

[@kongvinter33]

@@Neptunee1991 30 years of drugs. no charge. clean record. some of us a just talented. hehe

[@Spawniiieh]

Poor decisions lead to horrible consequences.

[@backagain5216]

Ah yt! Where would we be without you. No innocents were hurt and you still are upset.

[@brownsugarh5948]

@@backagain5216 still doesn’t change the fact that someone could have been hurt duh

[@Spawniiieh]

@@revivir1938 Of course I did

[@tyjohnston5889]

Everyone makes bad decisions. Stealing a car is one to begin with. Running from cops is another piss poor move. He didn't survive his bad decisions. And the world keeps turning.

[@xxdesertstorm]

@@brownsugarh5948 it did result in someone getting hurt and now that tax sucking felon is gone and that tax money will go else where, god you snowflakes are clowns

[@WhoWantsToKnow81]

He's going 10-80 = He's hauling ass

[@joshcarter-com]

He’s going plaid!

[@smb7647]

Ludicrous speed😅

[@vicioussynth]

i googled it to know what it meant and shit told me explosion... i just context clues to figure it out after lmao

[@timkrouly6560]

He won’t steal another car, will he!

[@cane4life758]

It seams this is the only way to get a real conviction these days.

[@mikeyd5969]

Yep and nobody else got hurt.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

BMWs are endless money pits, he saved a lot of headache for the owner

[@JamminClemmons]

@@fidelcatsro6948 To szaleństwo i wydaje mi się, że pijesz za dużo wódki, prawda? Dostępna jest dla Ciebie pomoc w rozwiązaniu tego DUŻEGO PROBLEMU, a masz krewnych cierpiących na Twoje uzależnienie. Niech szatan zlituje się nad twoją duszą.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

Which part im crazy?? The endless money pit or saving the owner from future expense?​@@JamminClemmons

[@Princess-Um]

The fact that he had been involved in a chase before with NO significant consequences allowed him to believe that this was not a big deal.

[@mandelorean6243]

How can you possibly misinterpret what a stranger thinks? Risking his life, he knows it, risk to others, he knows it . Obviously he doesn't think it's not a big deal... He just knows it's possible to get away

[@Princess-Um]

@@mandelorean6243 that is not accurate. Every single one of us has blind spots as to how vulnerable we are. After doing something stupid, how many people have said, "I never thought that this would happen to me?" There's a reason the acronym FAFO exists.

[@townsville69]

RIP...that poor tree. Thankyou for your oxygen :(

[@john-Mustang-wick]

😆

[@mathewmclean9128]

Hopefully the tree does not get charged because it was just administering self-defense and protecting itself.

[@Rick-ur7fe]

The tree stood his ground!!!! You shall not PASS!!!!

[@richardrichards8401]

😆😆😆😉

[@ismewhat1234]

You all are nuts 🤪 lol

[@hhkl3bhhksm466]

Wow, people in the Midwest know how to yield to police while driving, People in NYC never get out of the way for cops

[@TheRealBKSchyster]

*_"@hhkl3..."_* YOU are definitely right about that!! I Lived & worked in Manhattan for a decade and a half!! The *_stupid-dookey, goofy-ass_* shit that NYC drivers do because they feel two things... 1.) They have a false sense of entitlement, like, "Fahh-Gedd-about-it," "I have to lookout for me Bruh, shit, no one else will!!" 2A.) They think, "Why should I move ovvah, NO ONE ELSE DOES!!" 2B.) "Whaaever is goin' on isn't my problem, phuckem'!!" Mind you....., the odds are pretty good, that eventually, * SOMEONE LIKE THAT NEEDS* help from the police, or *NEEDS* a "bus" for medical issues, and/or, as far as I am concerned, if *THEY NEED THE F.D., ......* and due to NO ONE YIELDING the right away, to any of those agencies, and subsequently, with the very worst possible outcome occurring....., *THEY'LL BE THE FIRST TO BITCH & COMPLAIN ABOUT THE HORRENDOUSLY LONG RESPONSE TIME, FROM THOSE AGENCIES!!* ANYWAY KEEP ON KEEPING ON BROTHER!!!!! 😁✌🏼

[@howlinwulf]

How could they that place is full . I wouldn't live there for half of it.

[@TheRealBKSchyster]

@howlinwulf I can mostly agree with you on not living there!! However, I worked in the music recording and live touring industry. And those jobs, (that pay RIDICULOUSLY HIGH wages,) are not found but in three general places. A.) NYC, B.) L.A. and C.) Nashville, with NYC definitely being the city for the highest wages!! And believe it or not, Manhattan has become soooo much more "cleaned-up" especially when Giuliani was mayor and right up to now!! All the "mid-town" horror stories of hookers, drugs, homelessness, skid row and general public foolishness was terminated by both Giuliani and Disney, as Disney bought up just about every square inch of real estate they could!! That's not too say that there isn't any of those "bad things" still happening, no one can stop it all, but it is wayyyy better than the Manhattan of the 60's--70's--80's.

[@wpeale71341]

@@TheRealBKSchyster Hey I had a damn good time in Manhattan in the late 80's. Of course, I was partying in uniform too at the time. LMAO.

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

@@TheRealBKSchyster As a resident of Manhattan's Upper East Side from 1996-2006 who has family still in the city are you sure? Maybe you need to visit more than Midtown.

[@lindac6919]

I wouldn't call him a victim. No one else made him do it.

[@rhondah1587]

He was a victim of his own stupidity. Darwin Award has been accomplished.

[@ILovePancakes24]

The tree was the real victim in all this

[@adamflores5027]

hes a victim of physics

[@tylermccauley5513]

A victim of his actions

[@MathsNeedNotApply]

I don't think these people realize how precious life is and that it can all be over in a second.

[@LONEWLF]

Fr though life is short

[@MadFox-jr6by]

No, criminals do not think about that at all, that's why they are criminals.

[@lindac6919]

And they don't care that they can end the lives of others in a second. Our lives are even less precious to them.

[@guccidan2026]

Life literally aint that precious but ok lol. Working 40+ years and then dying. So precious wow. stfu

[@hansdenney7198]

They don’t care. 🤪

[@misslora3896]

Sadly, this seems to have become an epidemic these days. Thankfully, he didn't take anyone else's life in the process of his selfish stupidity.

[@snoolee7950]

The epidemic is dishonest click bait title on this type video.

[@xxdesertstorm]

got to make that clout on Tik Tok

[@StinkyBuster]

No it isn't an epidemic these days, stop clutching your pearls.

[@snoolee7950]

@@StinkyBuster Stinky, I do not like lying click bait video title. Nothing to do with pearls and refinement. So so far below that.

[@StinkyBuster]

@@snoolee7950 I was not addressing your comment.

[@TuckerCarlsonEpisodes]

Y'all see that squirrel running for his life @1:18???

[@lauraelliott6909]

I do now!

[@Rt-ig4bk]

Holy smokes…Eagle Eye!

[@astralogicsktt5437]

thought it was a gato

[@tamaslukacs986]

I was about to say that.

[@holylandfan3275]

There are many rookies that don’t last very long. It’s calls like these, and ones with horrible homicides that make them re-think this career. 😞

[@holylandfan3275]

For bless the ones that stay to serve and protect. 🙏

[@lindac6919]

This guy seemed to be doing just fine. I see no reason to call him a rookie.

[@holylandfan3275]

@@lindac6919 I was referencing in general. ‘He’ did fantastic, but there are many that discover they can’t handle it. I said “rookie” because the video said he’s in training as a rookie. Did you watch or read the title?

[@andpoo7759]

@@lindac6919 The rookie was in the second car. Pay attention to what you watch and you might not post idiotic comments.

[@howlinwulf]

Only the ones who are easily corrupted stay these days. The rest will be kicked out or outright end up missing.

[@charlesdobbs4570]

When you don't hold people accountable they get bolder and bolder. It's that simple.

[@TheBulap]

Where I work, we're hardly allowed to pursue anything. Consequently, none of the actual dirtbags bother stopping for us. They know that they can always just drive away in almost any situation and there will be no real consequences.

[@charlesdobbs4570]

​@@TheBulapThere is no Doubt the Tyrant's are trying to Destroy everything American. At some point we are going to have to stand up to this Evil. Or lose everything. Tnx for your service.

[@Stonecutter334]

Yeah look at Trump.

[@supremecaffeine2633]

@@Stonecutter334 Not even relevant. Guy hasn't even been convicted and case after case is getting dropped.

[@user-hm9is5ke9i]

@@Stonecutter334 Yeah, all those Republican lead big cities that are filled with crime and drug users; oh wait.

[@darksuns7384]

Idk about unfortunate. Unfortunate for the owner of the stolen vehicle.

[@PresidentCoochieGrabber]

And the firefighters who have to clean his body up out of there they have to see and touch all the nasty stuff ppl dont see.

[@kevin982]

He didn't have much of a record because he didn't get the chance. It's like with drugs. Some people can take them all their lives but another person may try them once and it punches their clock. Just because he didn't have much of a record didn't mean he didn't have plans to.

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

Either that or previous charges were dropped or reduced.

[@MadFox-jr6by]

He was a rookie criminal.

[@lindac6919]

And who knows what he's done, but didn't get caught or charged.

[@Zaltic]

Love that off duty officers are still being proactive even off duty, this is why I recommend officers keep a radio in their personal vehicle or use takehome cars.

[@TheSpicyLeg]

If only every person had a device that allowed two-way communication with the police. Oh, wait….

[@arandomsystemglitch2398]

​@@TheSpicyLegyeah got a phone but if you have a radio already on freq it's alot faster then call 911 or whatever place uses for police wait for call to get picked up especially while driving if it's a thing where no one is going anywhere anytime soon phone is best to use there and then you don't know what vehicle the person uses off duty for all you knwo they could use a motorcycle and phones with that do not go well while on the move radios though alot easier

[@videogamenoob100]

I don't need undercover cops now also disturbing me while I'm smoking weed and arresting me. The police on patrol already harass me enough and annoy me

[@PresidentCoochieGrabber]

Well, that person wont be stealing anymore vehicles

[@LONEWLF]

😂

[@ckarlgo]

This incident has prevented a lot of future crimes.

[@caryrogers9676]

and bad contributions to the gene pool

[@omma911]

The squirrel at 1:18 made it across in one piece

[@MadFox-jr6by]

I thought it was a cat.

[@lindac6919]

I held my breath!

[@eden20111]

How much of your mom’s juices did you drink?

[@richardrichards8401]

Whooo hooo😙😙😙

[@ollyalme]

Ok, so he had a "Light record". Well, the car was stolen, he had a record with several items on it (what a surprise!), and he chose to put himself and all around in great danger. He 100% brought the outcome upon himself. No loss for civilized society here.

[@Tyler-nh6op]

I think you're misunderstanding the statement. They are not saying he had a light record as a 'ohhh pity him', but as a statement of jump from small scale crimes that usually get pushed under the rug to GTA

[@bradyj0e]

you have no heart.

[@bradyj0e]

@@revivir1938 i wouldn’t say he’s a bad person, he didn’t kill anyone or harm anyone. yes, he made very bad decisions but you have no heart if you have no sympathy for his family. he is human.

[@lindac6919]

I think he was a bad person. His actions would have been deadly to innocent drivers and bystanders, and he took those actions willingly, every moment. He intended to keep going, and he would do more harm. I have a small bit of humane sympathy for that bad person. I have more sympathy for those who don't take harmful actions against others.@@bradyj0e

[@bradyj0e]

@@revivir1938 like i said, you have no heart. he made the wrong decisions

[@SugarMe28]

When you play with fire, you get burn *No taxpayer's taxes was used after the accident* 😏

[@MadFox-jr6by]

Actually the owner of that tree probably sued the county or state police for destroying his tree and they paid for it.

[@neontetra1000]

I thought we were gonna see a smoking Afro. Micheal Jackson style .

[@jameswebb3716]

If people were allowed to see the brutal results of such behavior it would definitely have a tendency to deter people from doing it. Seeing a mutilated body caused by poor decision making brings reality to life. And not with just auto accidents.🤔

[@lindac6919]

Yes, people should have to go to some kind of aftermath thing, before they get to buy a car or get a license.

[@garymitchell5899]

​@@lindac6919what's the point of that when 99% wouldn't do it anyway?

[@billywird]

What happens here is people get the idea from seeing these films regarding vehicle crash results and unfortunately people have a short memory. In other words the shock wears off and people have a tendency to fall back into bad habits. And of course, the youngsters are always a problem when it comes to bad driving. Ask me how I know, I was a youngster at one time behind the wheel of an automobile. Fortunately, I was never involved in something stupid like this and never had an accident which resulted in another person's death, but I had my share of tickets due to a young man with a hot rod Lincoln and a lead foot. Now an old man rehabilitated, and enjoying Social Security.

[@kkovler1]

justice without going to court !

[@PhantomWoIf]

wait a minute, who is going to pay for the car ?

[@69exp]

​@@PhantomWoIfthe owner.. who paid insurance

[@mathewmclean9128]

They call that Darwin's Justice.

[@trashpanda2312]

another Darwin award winner.

[@R.Sole88109]

It should be edited to show the consequences of criminal behaviour and piss poor choices!.

[@user-ib3le3cm8l]

I thought the police officer driving the car that arrived second was clever because the officer blocked the oncoming lane and prevented from more accidents 🎍😊

[@tanall5959]

Not just to prevent more accidents. Also to prevent debris from the crash from being disturbed, incase investigators need to get at it.

[@user-ib3le3cm8l]

​@@tanall5959I see 👍

[@ollyalme]

Surely they learn some things in police-school. I'm sure this was pure (learned) routine.

[@MadFox-jr6by]

Not really. People texting and driving would still hit a market police car with flashing blue lights because they aren't watching the road.

[@garymitchell5899]

It's standard procedure

[@julielumsden5184]

Perhaps minor crimes should be treated more seriously then hopefully prevent this type of thing happening

[@cowboyx9380]

Nothing of value was lost this day!

[@santiagobenites]

The car had value.

[@cowboyx9380]

@@santiagobenites true….poor car🥲

[@ChuckThree]

“ -David J. Burdick- , 27, died from injuries sustained in the crash, which occurred on June 2, 2021 while he was being pursued by two Lincoln County squad cars (…)”

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

The loss of the drivers life is tragic. But with the record he kept escalating his crimes. And not wearing the seatbelt contributed to his end. Just glad he didn't hit anyone. Still feel sad for his family. And the officers who were there.

[@leolennox1209]

Don't feel too sad for his family. They made him what he was. Did he have a father to guide him or just a selfish mother who put her own pleasure ahead of her child?

[@Waller12]

@@leolennox1209 what kind of logic is that you’re basically saying no one has accountability for their actions. Moral families have criminals in them

[@leolennox1209]

@@Waller12 I'm saying that criminals are the product of the way they are raised. For example, we have had instances where dozens of young people swarm and loot stores. They were not born that way. Can you imaging youth in Gaza doing that? Never! They are raised in families with fathers and religious values.

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

@@leolennox1209 you are right. But if he had to serve time, there was a chance he could have repaired his life. And do some good. That's probably wishful thinking.

[@Tyler-nh6op]

@@leolennox1209 That is horrid logic, at the end of the day. The man was an adult and was able to do what he wanted. His family didn't go "Hey, go steal that car and flee from officers", HE chose to do that. In your case, your debt is caused by your mom and dad//lack of their 'teaching' and THEY should pay your bills while you're 30-40 years old since THEY raised you to not get the best job in the world and birthed you into a world that deems you must pay to live. Your family made you type that silly comment I guess...

[@user-cw9gq4gx9p]

All are held accountable, weather by self realization or nature selection karma…

[@shockmonkeyradio7128]

lol the guy with the broken-down car looked so dejected...

[@richardrichards8401]

I know I thought same! So funny!😂😆

[@Braddeman]

Love to see problems that take care of themselves without anyone else getting hurt.

[@YourMissingEyeBrow]

Typical. They will never learn.

[@testchannel6743]

I love the part where the rookie cop was shocked as the car disappeared into a cloud of smoke... :|

[@erikaquatsch2190]

I feel sorry for any trees or other vegetation that may have been injured.

[@FanaticalPurifier]

Amazing work, amazing attention to detail, and amazing officers. Keep it up lads

[@andre1214g]

Today a rookie, tomorrow a vet!

[@mr.agigittygigitty9916]

1:20 even the rabbit 🐇 that ran across was like “damm almost had him!”

[@Juanito_Peligroso]

His first case got pled down, and he didn’t change his behavior. He learned the wrong lesson. When I was younger the plea deals were centered around reducing the severity of charges, mostly for background checks. You still did some time, you damn sure learned your lesson. They kept you in local jail for weeks and that sucks lol.

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

I feel for the rookie in training. Accidents can be tough to handle. 💙🙏🏼

[@joeg5414]

probably easier to handle than someone shooting at you

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

@@joeg5414 Yes, that's true. I had a fiance who died in a car wreck in 1991. He was racing a buddy down the freeway at 2:00 am and blew a tire. A couple years later I met a state trooper who remembered the accident. There had been a rookie on scene that night who actually quit after that. He discovered that he couldn't handle that I guess. It's something you've got to be able to stomach in that line of work. 🙁

[@joeg5414]

@@Mary_Beth_Reimeraccidents are rough. the only dead bodies I've ever seen were from car accidents. they're all ingrained in my memory too. One was especially disturbing. Guy on motorcycle slide into back of a stopped truck and was sitting upright, impaled through his chest on the trailer hitch. Girlfriend dead on the ground next to him. that was disturbing to see

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

@@joeg5414 Oh yikes, I bet. 🥺

[@mypronouniswtf5559]

No,it brings excitement because they were criminals...Innocent children are tough,criminals they are excited! Cops dont know the people so its not the same as when you know the person.Yes,in accidents it can and does rattle cops with average normal people,but criminals not at all.

[@OptimusOne]

He wouldn't have possibly survived that with or without seatbelt.

[@freakyflow]

Most people think Humans exit a crash thru a broken window Or open door. They are ripped thru shredded panels of metal. The speed of 60mph vs a sudden stop Your body keeps going

[@MadFox-jr6by]

Exactly. And even if you do "fly through the windshield", guess what, your legs were under the dash, how exactly do you think your entire body goes through the windshield? The answer is "in 2 pieces or with half your bones broken".

[@lindac6919]

I have wondered about that!

[@garymitchell5899]

He went through the door or window and almost certainly whole. Can't see it in this video but there are plenty of others. There's no need to be over-dramatic.

[@MadFox-jr6by]

I think the point was, even if you go mostly through the door or window part of your body is missing on the other side @@garymitchell5899

[@GummyDinosaursify]

It's more likely that you would go through a winshield or window. You're not going to go THROUGH metal, especially metal designed to bend with the impact. You may, however, be turned into mush by ramming into metal at those speeds.

[@jeremy5602]

It's hard to have any empathy or respect for someone who dies in this way

[@trumpisthemessiah7017]

hard to have any emapthy or respect for people endangering the public... and that includes the cops. They wanted to give a ticket so bad that they chased a man to death, and had several cars driving dangerously through the streets. Do you know how many cars each department crashes each month? its a lot. if they spend half that on better tech, then they could just follow the guy safely until he goes home. THEN arrest him. but cops LOVE the dangerous high speed chases. gets their rocks off.

[@itwasaliens]

Something tells me you don't have the capacity to feel empathy at all (assuming you know what that means and used it correctly)

[@jeremy5602]

@@itwasaliens Recklessly choosing to break the law and endanger countless lives of other people just going about their business and then reaping the consequences. Yeah little to no empathy for that decision. Had he chosen not to flea, break the law, and endanger everyone else, he'd be alive. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

[@crewtheaftermath4105]

gawd man, he had family for shits sake. your lack of humanity .. just .. awefull.

[@itwasaliens]

@@jeremy5602 Yeah, so you don't understand what empathy means. You're conflating it with sympathy.

[@andrewkelland1449]

Thanks to all officers in every country for protecting and serving

[@onetimer44]

Punk will never do this again. Screw your respect for the thief. He made the decision that brought him to challenge gravity and momentum.

[@fvw88]

He won’t get any further charges related to seat belt laws.

[@howlinwulf]

I watched a c0p in Florida lead another 0fficer training a rookie at over 100 mph because he was late for work in Orlando over 40 miles away,the one who ran was charged with 3 felonies and given diversion before he even went to trial and even kept his job and because he wasn't in duty no actions were taken against the guy. So what's good for civilians doesn't count for crooked criminal c0ps. Do you wish death on the runaway 0fficer. Sure the young guy deserved jail time but that jail time could've turned his life around.

[@tomb816]

Welp, they won't do that again.

[@DeanDewnuffun]

Respect for the deceased? A common low IQ car thief? No respect deserved.

[@lindac6919]

He sure wasn't showing respect for anyone.

[@richardrichards8401]

Well at least someone is showing respect though not deserved, a life is a life

[@7249xxl]

Wow this channel is really good in the way it edits and portrays these videos. Not enough replays not to much adhd zooming.

[@fredbarkerbarker9245]

Stupid games, stupid prizes.

[@goredknight3017]

At least no innocent people got killed by his actions.

[@paulreportingliv]

You guys should’ve left the picture of the dead body so people can learn from trying to break the law, like they say the picture is like 1000 words… Crime does not pay.

[@paulv2411]

the fortress

[@joeicehockey]

Love how he becomes the “victim.” 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@GummyDinosaursify]

I mean... He was a victim of his own consequences.

[@mikeburnett7028]

Well, at least they can erase his criminal record now

[@jeremy5602]

The way the cop took off from the disabled vehicle was pretty badass

[@LastStitch]

Another One Bites the Dust ..Just like those who suffer from Road Rage ..Get off the Roads save a Innocent Life

[@BANKSOEDITS]

The guy waiting for his car to be towed: 😐

[@ASJR]

Natural Selection doing its thing...

[@jeff-sq4fe]

"Due to RESPECT FOR THE DECEASED" SCUMBAG??? BUT I HAVE NONE😮😂😂😂

[@bunberrier]

Thanks, AI narrator, for pointing out that the lack of seatbelt was a cause of him becoming airborn, after he disappeared in a billow.

[@theBrownman28]

Calling the suspect that is in a stolen car, running from the Police, and endangering EVERYONE'S lives, the "victim," is rather odd. He's a victim of his own selfishness. We as a society need to change this insane mindset where the criminals are considered "victims." 🥴🥴🥴🇺🇸

[@debrakleid5752]

Most crashes that end up wrapped around a tree or a pole are usually fatal or the occupants have severe injuries. I’ve seen a few as a medic. All were either killed or severely hurt. One day I was on the helicopter and we went to a crash after a 16 year texting hit another car and the other car was wrapped around the tree and from the air we knew it was bad. We took the driver who did an hour or so later and the other helicopter came for her son but he died on scene so other helo was returned to service. Her son was only 12 and the 16 year old had no injuries or very little

[@acobbler449]

No money wasted on feeding him in jail

[@miikavuorio6925]

50 feets?! Dear lord

[@lance862]

I agree 50 ft combined with the point that he ran into what they described as a fixed object... that must have been one hell of a splat.

[@PhantomWoIf]

BLM should pay for that car and the police for the police service.

[@chrisR-B]

Some quality driving skills from the pursuit officer. Kudos sir

[@NinkSink]

That smudge on the windshield scared the heck out of me. I thought there was another vehicle approaching really fast at an intersect with where the police car was converging on

[@fratzogmopars]

I blame video games like Grand Theft Auto and TV shows like Jackass for making a whole generation believe they are invincible.

[@89ludeawakening1]

At 1:18 in the video, that rabbit better be glad it was fast. Haha

[@NickDrinksWater]

I don't get why people throw their life away over such the smallest things

[@TreySwagg1234]

The same things he got in trouble for in the past is exactly what led to his death 🤦🏽‍♀️ He got away the first time and thought he was unstoppable

[@rondameier8168]

Life isn't a video game, you don't get to pause or restart......

[@datdudeinred]

This is single biggest reason to become a cop you can drive like you stole it while actually chasing someone who actually stole it...

[@peterwho9380]

@ 1:18 Cop almost did a hit and run and that squirrel ran for his life!

[@ChatGPt2001]

In a small town, tucked away in the countryside, rookie police officer Mark Johnson was about to experience something he would never forget. Fresh out of the police academy, Mark was eager to prove himself and make a difference in his community. One sunny afternoon, Mark was patrolling the quiet streets when he noticed a suspicious-looking car. It was an old, beaten-up vehicle that seemed out of place in this peaceful town. Curiosity getting the best of him, Mark decided to pull the car over to investigate. As Mark approached the vehicle, he noticed a distinct smell of burning rubber wafting through the air. The driver's window was rolled down, and inside sat a middle-aged man with a nervous expression on his face. Mark approached cautiously, ready to handle any situation that might arise. "Good afternoon, sir," Mark greeted the driver in a firm yet polite tone. "I noticed your car seems to be emitting a lot of smoke. Is everything alright?" The man glanced nervously at Mark and replied, "Uh, yeah, officer. I'm not sure what's happening. My car has been acting up lately, and I thought I could make it to the mechanic." Concerned for the man's safety, Mark decided to call for backup and ask the driver to step outside the vehicle. As they both moved to a safe distance, Mark couldn't help but notice the smoke growing thicker and denser around the car. It was beginning to create an eerie cloud, making it difficult to see. Just as Mark was about to radio for assistance, a loud rumbling noise emanated from the mysterious cloud of smoke. The sound grew more intense as the seconds ticked by, sending shivers down Mark's spine. He watched in utter disbelief as the car started to vibrate violently, its doors shaking uncontrollably. Then, in a blink of an eye, the car and the cloud of smoke vanished into thin air, leaving Mark standing dumbfounded in the middle of the road. He couldn't comprehend what had just happened. Was this some sort of elaborate prank? As backup units arrived, Mark struggled to explain the bizarre occurrence. The driver, equally perplexed, cooperated fully with the police investigation. After conducting a thorough search of the area, no trace of the car or the cloud of smoke could be found. Days turned into weeks, and the strange incident became the talk of the town. Some believed it was a supernatural event, while others dismissed it as an optical illusion. Mark couldn't shake off the memory, constantly questioning his own sanity. Despite the skeptics, Mark's encounter with the disappearing car remained etched in his mind. It fueled his determination to uncover the truth. From that day forward, he became even more committed to his role as a police officer, vowing to protect his community from whatever strange occurrences might come their way. As the years went by, Mark became a respected and seasoned cop. Yet, he never forgot the day the car disappeared into a cloud of smoke. It served as a reminder that sometimes, reality can be stranger than fiction, and that the world is full of mysteries waiting to be solved.

[@paydn202]

1:17 that cat or squirrel was hauling ass across that highway lol

[@weekdaycycling]

Why was it just me that thought the headline was about a rookie cop dealing with some sort of paranormal activity?

[@balinorgryffudd2963]

1. Do not steal. 2. Always wear a seat belt (my mother was recently hit by an elderly driver and my moms car rolled twice before stopping, the seat belt and air bags saved he life, she made it out with only airbag rash and a bruised collar bone). 3. Do not speed, especially if you are not 100% in the know about the vehicle and the road. 4. Never do any combination of what the suspect did because you WILL either mess yourself up, mess up others, mess up you and them, or put any number of people in forever boxes. Be smart, and be safe. Merry Christmas

[@diablos250]

I hope the tree is gonna be okay.

[@Joseph-jo6rm]

Note to self: WEAR YOUR DAMN SEATBELT!!! It's not rocket science.

[@_Tylor_]

This is the problem I have with judges reducing sentences because of a "first offense" etc etc. Teach them the first time that no one's going to put up with that crap and they'll be less likely to do it again if they have any sense

[@serphil270]

fast and quick response of the 2 officers

[@samellis4054]

The guy in the red suv is surprised he didnt get ticketed 😂

[@ShutUpBubi]

You literally see him turn left off the road lmao

[@Timboslice475]

Were you the narration voice for Southland? It sounds eerily similar.

[@jameswest8280]

From the looks of the car, even if he had been wearing his seatbelt, he probably wouldn't have survived.

[@Pureblood002]

"during this process" haha

[@NBC_NCO]

Excellent control over your squad car.

[@erikcaldwell2913]

Excellent voice narration.👍🏻

[@daviddunn773]

Why do we need to Respect a Thief !!!

[@JDeubel]

For any of you young people and for some of the older ones if you are not used to driving at high speeds and do not know the road like the back of your hand that you're on do not go fast as the car can go because this is the outcome every time😮

[@pegionguy_8663]

My man just stared at the cop in sadness when he left XD

[@sobersauce316]

This is sad for everyone. Even the lives of the innocent

[@porglegend4675]

Anyone else gonna focus on the fact when he flew out the car blud literally equipped the elytra?

[@razerx201]

this is how a couple of teens got killed in our county this year. police chasing a stolen car who ran a stop sign onto a highway and t-boned the 18 year old couple. thief lived, but kids were killed. you'd think with all the cameras, tracking, and surveillance, the police would be able to take care of this stuff in a more controlled manner. they really don't know what's going on....so sad.

[@ErAcEr100]

If the blood and gore was allowed to be seen you'd think those images would deter some folk from doin things that might unalive themselves. "Red asphalt"