*_'PoliceActivity' is not Monetized. To help keep the channel going, please consider supporting on_* Patreon.com/PoliceActivity - Links to the Best Dash Cams you can buy. Viofo A229 Pro 4K HDR: amzn.to/49g2YXT Thinkware U1000 4K: amzn.to/3V9Zl23 BlackVue DR900X 4K: amzn.to/3PcuvlM Garmin Dash Cam Tandem 1440p: amzn.to/48RwjHQ - Security Cameras eufyCam S330 4K: amzn.to/3PVIMnt Arlo Essential 1080p: amzn.to/4390WYa Google Nest Cam: amzn.to/3PfczXT Ring Floodlight Cam: amzn.to/3v5YMfg 🛍 For more check out our Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/PoliceActivity 🛍 Disclosure: Please note that we earn a small commission if you make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. Description: Pasadena, California - On April 13, 2024, at 8:39 PM, officers from the Pasadena Police Department contacted an occupied suspicious vehicle on Hudson Avenue near Del Mar Boulevard. The vehicle, a white pick-up truck, was parked facing the wrong way on a one- way street. As officers were conducting their investigation and conversing with the driver, he suddenly sped off. While doing so, the suspect narrowly missed striking an officer with his truck. Now wanted for an assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, units initiated a short vehicle pursuit that ended when the suspect crashed into the front yard of a home located in the 800 block of Arden Road. The suspect fled from his vehicle and ran into the residential neighborhood. Officers established a containment and organized a search team to conduct yard-to-yard searches. While fleeing, the suspect forcibly entered two occupied residences. With the assistance of the Pasadena Police Department’s airship, officers located the suspect in the rear yard of a property located in the 700 block of Oak Knoll Circle. A K9 dog was first to contact the suspect, however, the suspect still refused to surrender. As the K9 dog was engaged with the suspect, the suspect produced a handgun. The suspect refused to comply with orders to drop the handgun and an officer-involved shooting occurred. As a result of the shooting, the suspect sustained gunshot wounds. Officers performed life-saving measures on the suspect until paramedics from the Pasadena Fire Department arrived. Upon arrival, paramedics continued performing life-saving measures and transported the suspect to a local hospital. The suspect was later pronounced deceased. A handgun was recovered from the shooting scene. No officers were injured during the shooting. The suspect has been identified as 36-year-old Ricardo Guade Andrade, a San Fernando resident.
@@twinsprings24...except of course for when *you* are held with a knife to your throat and the Police dogs are about to be allowed to do their duty. So when you shout "NO NO OFFICERS, DON'T ENDANGER THE ANIMALS", make sure you're recording it and post it here so we can all gasp with admiration and realize that you were not in fact being a total hypocrite.
5 pointed crowns are Latin kings. Not sure how big they are in the west coast in New York no one in their right mind will visibly tattoo affiliating symbols if they're not jumped in and belong to a set
Yea I thought mine was but Vegas changed the law that any speeding tickets you've had or get from now on just go to collections and u dont get a traffic warrant for them anymore. No traffic warrant, no suspension. I was surprised a month ago when the cop said "you're not suspended my man, license all good" I told him "Now that's what I'm talking about!!" COP laughed and said go home 😂😂😂
@@ugglass7277the one time it happened to me I just gave him my id and told him to run my name. Like shit you gotta work for this ass, I’m not just gonna admit to anything. Do your job as a cop lol
Ist often a german shepard dog. Breeded to follow commands and be extremely sharp and aggressive on point. know 50 commands and more. Trained in german, so the officer said "Fass Fass Fass!" wich means literally "grasp grasp grasp"
ya im sure he was a serial killer. The guy seemed pretty normal considering the face tatt. You also gotta remember you probably grew up and live around much different people than this but everyone voted for it and now it's at your fenced in houses. Yet we have a guy who showered with his daughter, these videos? bread and circus otherwise they'd have a law to hide them unless used in a court case.
Me and I'll tell you why lol I was a victim of crime and I was so traumatized that I developed almost like a phobia of leaving my house, so I read about this treatment where you deliberately watch videos of what you are fearing in order to somehow conquer it. It's probably a crock, but I'm trying anything at this point. My situation was violent because I was held up at work and we fought pretty badly.
@@Glitter6804 I learned to do something like that. Music takes me back, good or bad...When my dad died, certain music would remind me of him, and songs would put me in terrible moments ...PTSD episodes....But I would listen to the music over and over, and that dread and memory of pain faded. Just one way to deal.... Hang on to the important things, like family and friends ❤
Many people don’t understand how many bad decisions it takes to become a person like this. Some think people like this were innocent angel baby’s just having one bad day.
That thermal camera on the helicopter had suprising clarity. I don't normally see those kind of shots and I was shocked at the amount of detail it showed, especially at that distance.
FACTSSSSS. TBH I thought they might have had the FLIR and spotting systems, as well as the maybe some 31Bs or Quads to go with. That CAM was CRAZY!!! Reminded me of my shooter days 😅
I was wondering if the helicopter was fly-by-wire and working with the camera's view to make an automatic 360-degree turn around the target at a height and distance they preset. My drone can easily do it by hitting a couple of buttons on the screen; why can't they?
@@rebellucy6200Well gee... I have a neck tattoo. Funny thing is I'm retired in my 40s after successfully running 2 businesses for wait for it.......... only 10 years. Your bias and ignorance is astounding. But hey, I expect no less from someone who hides behind a keyboard under some random weird user name.
@@stopthemaddness100more like 2020..they really need a new term/insult..that one wasn’t even that effective or hurtful 4 years ago, now it’s downright goofy
Me too, so I can be held as short of a time as possible. 99% they let me go with a warning within 4 minutes after handing my license, registration, and proof of insurance.
@@innerlightfilms Haha. I'm a police critic so I can tell that's sarcasm. The police actually couldn't be more professional and offer the guy more opportunities to surrender. The guy knew he was going to die.
Yeah maybe but I’m surprised one of them jumped in front of the car threatening to shoot the guy while saying I’ll shoot you multiple times. Then the responding officer said over the radio he tried to run him over. Like bro you mean he did his best not to run over the idiot in front of his car 😂
@@SubvertTheState I salute you for the work you do. However, I was surprised the perp wasn't dealt with at the very beginning by the officer who made it clear he would shoot him as he was slowly driving off but failed to carry out his threat. I suspect this emboldened the guy. I am sure I speak for everyone when I say "thank god the dog was not hurt".
Well, it’s a surprise when we’re born to our parents pleasure of course and you just never know when man you know if not the day nor the hour I used to drive to Las Vegas every Friday in a semi on my Food Service route amazing level of car accidents and fatalities to the pointjust look straight ahead and just keep driving and end up getting callous to the whole thing. What does that have to do with the crime? Well you never know when you’re gonna go because of poor decisions or someone else’s decision
I believe that same sheriff, when asked on another incident involving a VERY bad man, why did he have to be shot 11 times? Sheriff said "because we ran out of bullets".
@@Vladpryde because crime doesn’t happen in other states? I live in California about 150 miles north of where this occurred and our community has an extremely low crime rate. All of California isn’t like LA and San Francisco.
@@Vladpryde I live in a town about 60 minutes from LAX and we have little to no crime. Once a year someone tries to break into the local market and that's about it. But I've also lived in Chicago on 81st & Pulaski and I heard gunshots out my apartment window nearly every night. Crime isn't a "California thing"; it's a criminal thing, and it tends to happen wherever there are cities run by dems.
Exactly my thoughts. She knew him and his behavior so she already accepted that something was going to happen. Almost like saying goodbye because she knew he was going away for s long time.
Having the balls to light a cig DURING a stop with pointed questions is a statement in itself! And without so much as asking. That tells you a lot! You can feel the whole vibe shift!
I'm Hispanic and was raised in the 90s. I don't remember my culture being this lost that many years ago. Somewhere between the early 90s and late 2000s, there was a culture shift were our kids stopped being raised with a purpose or a sense of direction to make our life better and to contribute to our community. We can blame it on having two working parents, economic inequality, systematic racism, lack of opportunities, etc. At the end it doesn't matter, because there's clearly something urgently wrong with young minorities. We cannot expect the government to solve our issues. We have to realize as individuals that our life has no productive future and start making progress towards change and make our life's better. I myself moved out of the LA area because I don't want my kids going to school with these types of individuals or much less have them as neighbors. We cannot then complain why no other races want to live in the same communities as ours when we have tons of these types of individuals. Wake up people!!! Educate your kids, prepare them, give them a purpose, and teach them to be productive members of society not a plague.
Man… I have a very similar story as yours… Mexicano/Americano raised in Southern California in the 90s, I moved away and my son got to grow up in a good environment, and he is doing better then I was doing at his age, it was totally worth it👍🏽
I agree with everything you said accept the systematic racism, lack of opportunities and economic Inequality we cant make that the reason for our problems it's due to the breaking down of the family and it's something the deepest state has been doing since the 60s. And it has nothing to do with race. it's the elites of the mystery religions and secret societies and everyone else is profane to them. They tell us it's race so we keep fighting with each other but really we should be looking at the them it's hard because they are so embedded in the shadows. But remember the the verse in Ephesians 6:12 "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." It's all spiritual warfare.
Well...It's Not "Systemic Racism" Because Hispanics Are Not A Race. All The Word "Hispanic" Refers To Is Descendants Of Spanish Speaking Europeans (Mainly From Spain And Portugal) Who Are In The Americas. If Christopher Columbus Was Around Today, He Would Be Referred To As A "Hispanic." The Race Of Hispanics Is Caucasian. My Ancestral Heritage Is German, Your Ancestral Heritage Is Hispanic...And You And I Are Both Caucasians.
There will always be truth and lies and love and hate etc so I do try to have faith that family values will never die. But anyway I do agree with you. When I was a kid in the 80's and 90's gangsta rap was almost a novelty. It was vulgar and full of profanity and was shocking at the time (NWA, 2 Live Crew) but that was the whole point and we didn't take it seriously and also listened to fun hip hop. Some of these kids nowadays think they are living in a gangsta rap music video and really can't tell the difference apparently
I live in Pasadena too & the police are far from chill they’re currently under investigation for all different types of misconduct even against their fellow officers
@@JeffFletcher-w7d The term FLIR (which stands for “Forward Looking Infrared”) refers to the technology used to create an infrared image of a scene without having to “scan” the scene with a moving sensor, which is what was previously required.
She knew that’s why the last thing you hear him say is I LOVE YOU and for us man that was bout that life to call our girlfriend in a situation and tell her that we love her she knew what time it was
I went through the Pasadena Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, got sober off crack/alcohol, you wouldn’t believe how great my life turned out. It could have ended like this. Thank you Salvation Army, A.A., C.A. and all Law Enforcement… my son in law is a police Sgt.
@@TeeTV22 Amen Brother! I have almost 30 years sober. After I lost my landscape business in SoCal serving the rich and famous, after I went through the ARC in Pasadena, we moved north. I recovered my career, marriage and family relationships. Landed a job as lead gardener for the County of San Mateo, retired at 56, live in a log cabin in the giant Redwoods. Life is great except for a few health issues, about 5 years ago they discovered a congenital heart valve defect, improper meds after surgery caused a small stroke so now I can’t drive and live way up in these rural coastal mountains N/W of Monterey Bay and my wife has to chauffeur me around, but a beautiful place to be stuck home most of the time. I’ll never give up, I still average 5-7 miles a day on my Fitbit and can start my big Sthil 311 chainsaw. ⛰🌲👨🌾🇺🇸🙏
Thanks for commenting on the status of the dog. I wanted to watch this, but couldn’t without knowing whether or not the dog was hurt. Any type of cruelty to animals is one of the very few things that I can’t bear to watch.
"Bring my dog to me" is a crazy line. Like, Sir, the dog is in control here. I'll come to you if he lets me but he seems intent on eating my foot currently.
yea bc he wasnt even running anymore when he was in the backyard and he cuda yelled and told police he had a gun i wonder how drugs or what was in the bag
I believe the Pasadena officers prevented a murder for hire or gang hit. A gang member is in an area where he doesn't belong parked on the wrong side of the street with a weapon. That's why he chose to die by police suicide because he knew either way that he was a dead man.
When the nicotine levels drop to the point where the craving becomes uncomfortable, you light up a smoke. Ask a smoker. He probably would have lit up a cig even if all his shit was in order.
It's the opposite of smooth when the operator keeps switching between the two modes & moving away from the point of focus for no reason... The pilot maintaining a circling pattern doesn't help with the clairity of the situation either.
I can't feel sorry for people who do what the suspect did here.. After 50 years of life in Los Angeles, it is my belief that some people are dedicated to defiance, chaos, and narcissism.
That's what I'm saying the police officer first said I don't know if you have a weapon, I don't know about everybody else but if you've ever been attacked by an animal and you have a weapon in your hand it don't matter if it's a screwdriver you're doing some damage to whatever animal is attacking you that's your first and foremost priority. The man never fired his supposed weapon upon that dog? And then also when the police officer said he tried to run me over, no he didn't you like a dick shit decided to put yourself in between his vehicle and escaped he bumped you because you decided to run in front of the vehicle
Was a lure for the cops to get closer for him to attempt at some shots. Didn’t quite work out in his favor though. The cops here held out long enough, pure patience even though the first officer was super suspicious very early in.
@@F_K3NT_D the fact that a man can graduate high school with his Pierce and get a job as a police officer and then have the right to kill somebody if they run from you is beyond my mental capacity
screaming with teeth biting you, his screams for that dog to let go. info for the police to make the dog retreat, it didn't work, but when the cop said bring the dog to me, what? Ya got a leash? you's yell too.
@whatcher8151 Maybe if he showed his hands they would have moved in to get the dog off lmao but ohhhh look bro had a gun he could have lived screaming like a b buh he died like one like bro said above 😂
@@md8355because she new he probably gonna get arrested, unless he told her at some point he’s not going back. I don’t know obviously speculation, but I follow what the guy was saying in the comment.
The man was trying to defend his life against the vicious dog that the police didn't pull off. If the police got the dog away he would have been submitting . Instead he had to defend his life by shooting the dog , but the cops instead murdered him for protecting his own life
Probably drugs since he took his sweet time getting a duffel bag out of the truck and carried it with him. Either it was worth too much to leave behind or it belonged to someone else who he feared more than the police.
@@jamesplymire5342theres being trigger happy and fighting for survival In less developed countries, militias are a thing and the cops are more in danger In the west, the police are their own gang, im sure they made many jokes about their killing…im not sure how the man was going to shoot while getting chewed up by a German shepherd but…whatever helps you people sleep at night. Im in no way saying this was a good man and his life was worth having, but, at one point or another these cops will kill someone who is a good man and whos life is worth something with no regrets.
"You're gonna die right now." I think thats way more powerful than "youre gonna get shot etc." That might make somrone else trying to pull a gun or something else think twice.
Yeah problem is that the first thing *might* be interpreted as a threat because it could be construed as you proclaiming you will kill them instead of "neutralising the threat". If you warn them to abide by a lawful order or overwhelming force will be used, that's just your training and explaining that if they become a threat, the threat will be neutralised. I also think wording like "stop it or you will die right now" or "if you do not stop I will kill you"/"I will end your life" would paint a more clear picture to someone in fight or flight mode. That being said, the officer proclaimed multiple times that he would get shot, but he didn't get shot, so moot point I guess.
@@CFootprints Yeah I agree with you on what you said i didnt think of it like that. At the end of the day one never knows exactly how someone might respond in fight or flight mode. Although I think "you're gonna die right now" sounds a lot better than "I'm gonna kill you." The latter seems much more personal and more of a threat than the former in my opinion
From what I can tell, police rarely are allowed to say such things because in court, a lawyer will claim those statements were an indication that the cops were bent on killing the guy no matter what.
man, I saw one a week or two ago, that was the worst handler ever. Doggo ended up shot by perp and cops.
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...you have to be joking....last week they sent a dog into a car for no good reason...then filled the car with lead. They go through these dogs like Kleenex ffs.
He wouldve done maybe 6months in jail, not penitentiary, but he wanted to die. Theres no other explanation for how incredibly stupid his decision making was. I hope the cops dont have PTSD from ending his life. The one officer looked pretty upset. Thats a sign of someone w empathy
@@PAMELAPORTER-ci7mr yhats if they wouldve found the gun and he didnt take off. Had he gotten out of the car and just went w them without giving them consent to search. But im not an attorney or an expert in law. The point is he wouldve just done some time and not lost his life
@@88Kimberly888 Are you kidding? Those K-9’s love it. They are born to hunt and kill. We’ve successfully bred that out of them for average pets but make no mistake, the instinct is lurking just below the surface and can easily be turned back on. They’re killing machines.
@@88Kimberly888 They aren't forced into anything. K9 working dogs like a job. They are happier having jobs than without. It is more torturous to them to be locked in a home all day while the owners are at work. Dogs, especially breeds of shepherds and collies need to be active and have a job otherwise they just get doggy depression. They think jobs are a privilege. Humans think jobs are a chore.
At about 8:00 into this video, the suspect in the white pickup took off nearly running over a police officer. Both officers had every right to use lethal force to defend themselves. No one has the right to use their vehicle has a weapon to try to run over officers.
Kinda why I think cops shouldn't be allowed to use dogs bc it seems cruel and unethical not to mention huge liability to use animals in dangerous work where HUMANS DIE but you can't kill a dog that is mauling you that they let chew on ppl all the time and if you do kill a dog it's charged as if it's a human. 1) Don't use animals for police dirty work and subject them to dangerous situations especially foot chases. 2) But if you must use dogs for some reason ? then don't charge people with death of a LEO WHEN IT FUCKIN CHEWS ON THEM AND CAN POTENTIALLY HAVE PERMANENT NERVE DAMAGE TENDON DAMAGE ETC. AND WOULD HAPPILY KILL WHAT THEY ARE LATCHED ONTO IF NOT FOR THE COPS PULLING IT OFF LIKE A MAN IN A DRUNK FURY BUT THEN AGAIN COPS ARE ALLOWED TO LIE IN INVESTIGATIONS TO GET FALSE COERCIONS/CONFESSIONS BUT IF A COP RANDOMLY STOPS YOU ON THE STREET AND YOU GIVE A FAKE NAME ITS A CHARGE🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ SEEMS LEGIT 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@andreashillyer6095 I think criminals shouldn't be allowed to commit crimes. It's cruel to all the law abiding tax payers to suffer through progressive laws that enable the revolving doors of justice and repeat offenders..
If this had been LVMPD, the guy would have been dead the moment he started the truck and drove toward officers. No lengthy investigations. No lawsuits. Tomorrow would be a new day.
Why in hell are you parked facing the wrong way? Of course you're going to draw attention by the cops. But then hoodlums aren't the sharpest pencils in the rack. Anyway I'm just glad no officers were seriously hurt or injured.
I've made a similar observation. I routinely see people with warrants driving with expired tags, no headlights, missing plates, etc. They draw a lot of attention to themselves.
