Arriving on the Scene of a Brutal Stabbing Rampage

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My Brand New Book 'Hotel Tango 23: Responding To The Unknown' is available now: amzn.to/3zUwbqg In 2009, I was called to a job in Livery Rooms in Keighley where 8 people had been stabbed in the worst act of violence I have ever seen. In this video, I describe exactly what it was like, and the chaos that was unfolding around me. Thankfully, everybody who was injured made a full recovery.
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@BenPearson1965 3 года назад

Another heavy one... If you want to read more about this case, I actually left a couple of articles in the description. 🤔 There is exclusive content on my Patreon, it’s a great place to send me any questions and any help goes a long way to producing these videos: www.patreon.com/benpearson My book "Handcuffed Emotions: A Police Interceptor's Drive Into Darkness" available now: amzn.to/3vGZvis

@UTubeSL 3 года назад

You and your colleagues are truly amazing human beings. I wish you all the best.

@Thestoner5 3 года назад

Thank you ever so much for leaving further information on this, I do like reading into your stories more if possible! & thank you for taking the time out to tell us about your stories and journey in the police x

@rachelledowse6269 3 года назад

Thankyou

@susancain9193 3 года назад

How are you Ben,.? Will you be my messenger as a friend..?

@mememaster147 3 года назад

Was this the place that was Club 101?

@susanlambert8164 3 года назад

Can't comprehend having to deal with something like that. Our police don't get the recognition they deserve. Glad it helps to talk about it Ben. You are a hero.

@richieh2006 3 года назад

He really is ♥️

@Kiki-7 3 года назад

How the hell could those boys be laughing at the bar?! No humanity. What the police and all emergency services have to do is incredible.

@yeahyeah4433 3 года назад

Literally, By the way Ben was saying they got ragged out of there but I hope to God some Police gave them a kicking. Thats devil shit to laugh at that, imagine being there and laughin at it. Seriously I would chuck all 3 of them into mental asylums.

@Kiki-7 3 года назад

@@yeahyeah4433 I'm blown away by the restraint of the police. To see those boys laughing and just throw them our and not rough ' em up.

@danielmarshall4587 3 года назад

...possibly couldn't deal with, or process what they were seeing. Fright/flight/fight responce, they'd not been attacted so stay stood where they are?... the big bad monster hasn't seen us? Who knows...

@Kiki-7 3 года назад

@@danielmarshall4587 maybe you are right. Its better than thinking that level of inhumanity being who they are. It's psychopath behaviour.

@IbnShahid 3 года назад

Not making excuses for those idiots, but only possible explanation I can think of is that they were so drunk they weren’t in their right minds. But even so....

@anthonynewsome4589 3 года назад

You are a absolute hero. Every story I've heard you tell so far makes it easy to understand the mental strain you are going through. I'm under a lot of mental strain myself with my family and work but this is nothing like your mental strain. You and your colleagues deserve medals, to be knighted and more because you've given apart of your soul to helping the community and its not appreciated enough. Massive respect to you and wish you all the best.

@UniverseUnhinged 3 года назад

Ben, you’re absolutely brilliant. Keep up the good work 👌

@transom100 3 года назад

Hats off to you and all emergency services I’m not sure I could handle that situation

@henry8th884 3 года назад

Bought Ben's book a month ago, it's a great read and feels genuine, just like these youtube clips. Cheers Ben for sharing your stories 👍

@ellie99729 3 года назад

Just got book today. Already half way through. It really is a brilliant read

@IbnShahid 3 года назад

Remember seeing the disturbing aftermath of this incident. One of my mates got stabbed when he intervened to try and stop the attacker. When I look back on it now, I just think thank God this guy didn’t have access to a gun.

@vickitaylor2065 3 года назад

This is horrendous 😰 fair play to all emergency services who came together to help everyone. It sounds like something no one should ever see.

@pf6875 3 года назад

I have ADHD and find it hard to concentrate on most things in day to day life. These videos have me watching the entirety of them. I appreciate you and what you've been through so you are able to tell these stories. Much respect

@willbrant2160 3 года назад

Huge respect you Ben. I remember an Army Sgt giving first aid training once always used to tell me when you walk in the room. Ignore the ones screaming in pain because their alive and kicking go for the one who is in the corner not being verbal. Then attend to the other ones if they stop screaming. Had to use first aid a few times never anything like this obviously but had a guy heart attack on the street. Ben you are a legend never change. Respect few people to the degree I do you mate

@Saint_55 3 года назад

Ben your a great lad who has done good things. Keep it up mate

@mrpeterson1481 3 года назад

Ive been having a think about your channel since about 3 previous videos ben and for me personally all i want from this channel is for one day for you ben pearson to be able to say the following i have recovered im ok. This of course will take time and i don't think you should ever apologise for not uploading every friday even if people really look forward to it. You will have good and bad days. What you are doing is a reflection of the man you are which is a selfless person. In my opinion that's why you did the job you did you selflessly choose to join the police. You sacrificed a lot and suffered a lot. This one really hit me hard for a couple of reasons i walk my dog past that weatherspoons a good few times a week and had no idea such a horrific incident had happened. I also suffer with schizophrenia myself. I will end this by saying ben people genuinely appreciate what you did in the past and still do today. Keep on going ben you have absolutely got this.

@louisecharters2621 3 года назад

Hi ben....i suffer with mental health issues....I've had 3 nervous breakdowns....i asked for help & was told i didn't meet the criteria needed to get help....i had my final breakdown on Friday 13th August....i planned to commit suicide over that weekend....my family found my goodbye letters & rang the emergency services....they were fantastic & got me some help....i suffer with a cronic illness & ptsd....u r an inspiration to everyone....i took your advice & my family pushed to get me the help.i needed & have supported me so much....i got very good at hiding it....thank u so much for your support & honesty....please keep the videos coming....take care & stay safe....louie xx

@Si1983h 3 года назад

Heartbreaking and terrifying… that could be my daughter, it makes me scared to let her out.😢 I can’t begin to imagine how you carry all that, I understand your rucksack analogy, and that there must come a point where you can’t carry it any longer. If sharing these experiences is a means of lightening that rucksack, I’m always going to be here to listen.

@angina50 3 года назад

I believe we should all be read the big bag of worries by Virginia Ironside as children until we can understand it for ourselves. When I was in school we had a large assembly (large assembly being most of the school years) breaking down the key points of such a simple book so that our even simpler minds could understand it, myself and most of the kids in that seminar came out with a greater understanding of how to deal with our problems than some adults I see nowadays.

@emmajones8715 3 года назад

Whatever the story he’s telling, he can’t help commenting on the driving. Keep up the good work Ben you are a credit to the force, to Yorkshire and to humanity x

@westyNUFC 3 года назад

Ben, you spoke about the amazing job the Paramedics did. Rightfully so. But give yourself some credit. Packing that would and sealing the lung was THE difference between life and death for that young girl. You're a hero. Her hero. I hope you always remember that.

@saz73honey 3 года назад

So glad we have another mental health advocate in the lime light. It never gets enough recognition or understanding.

@grahamwatts8836 Год назад

As an Ambo I have seen knife victims, (very nasty) controlling the bleeding and putting in an IV usually stabilises them. My colleague attended a scene a guy had been stabbed and the side of his chest cut open, exposing major organs, he could actually see this heart beating, the guy lived.

@DianeSmith67 3 года назад

When you were talking about the girl you were helping literally gave me chills, thats where i was stabbed also, between my shoulder blade and my spine sort of, the scar now is about 5 inches, so yes i know a little of what she was going through and that must have been so horrific for you as well, i will say YOU are my inspiration, honestly, i dont think i will ever be fully healed from all the trauma in my life, but im a work in progress and im learning to talk about how i feel and it helps, im glad you did this channel, gives me so much hope, much love and i hope you continue to heal

@hannahmostert6525 3 года назад

Here for another Ben experience 💖

@STEVIEBHOY 3 года назад

Ben how can I get a signed copy of the new book?

@jannybroekman-vanheiningen85 3 года назад

OMG, Ben, this is a nightmare, what a terrible story, how can you keep your head clear in such a chaos. How were you received by colleagues afterwards, could you talk about it? Such horrible calls are in your backpack, and after 19 years, it's overloaded. I think your brave and great that you share this. I admire that.

@DasArab 3 года назад

Feel for you Ben. When I tell people some of the things Ive dealt with in my job they think your making it up.

@qpulse 3 года назад

So much respect to Ben and the Police Officers who protect us. Sadly I have first hand experience from knife crime. Thank God West Yorkshire Police (HMET) were there for our family. How these officers deal with the very worst of people almost every day is beyond me. I have watched all your videos Ben and buying your book in the next couple of weeks. Thank you so much Sir for opening up and talking. I feel a bit of a fake saying I have PTSD and stress after hearing about your experiences (I'm not an ex or serving Police Officer) God bless you Ben and all Police Officers for everything you do and have done

@carlrobson5745 3 года назад

Dear Ben it’s no wonder your poor heads in a mess. Thank you for still talking about your experiences

@WarrenF 3 года назад

The people that jumped on him & stopped him saved lives that day.

@OscarGlassF1 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing your story

@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter 3 года назад

The most shocking aspect isn’t so much the stabbings - which were obviously horrific - but those two guys stood at the bar, drinks in hand - laughing at the blood bath around them. What type of person could allow themselves to behave so unbelievably appallingly ? Horrid bastards - that’s who. Guys with absolutely zero empathy for other folk - nasty sob’s. Overall this was a shocking story. Thank you 🙏 Ben for sharing more of your experience as a police intercepter. All your stories are fascinating - despite some of the more shocking revelations - but the public need to hear what you’ve experienced - and that’s why you need to keep uploading your stories. Cheers 🥂

@welloffthepace3127 3 года назад

Even listening to this story made me sick to the point of feeling nauseous. I’ll always respect the police for having to deal with this kind of stuff. Absolute nightmare.

@ScubaLovingLaura 3 года назад

Your book is fantastic, I bought it on Amazon a few days ago. I can't put it down! It's like having a chat with a good friend, I really lose track of time. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences 😊

@kimcutts6153 3 года назад

You explain everything so well, I can see it my mind, its awful. Its amazing to know that everyone survived! I'm so glad that talking to the camera helps you, cos it they help just one person, that's an amazing accomplishment. Again Big Ben, big respects. Xxxxxx

@wendywolfman 3 года назад

Some of that cultural enrichment. Cheers

@jennifersmith7633 3 года назад

You've really opened my eyes, Ben. I watched Police Interceptors and feel quite ashamed that, not once did I give a thought that Police Officers are affected by what they see and have to deal with. My family offer you our support, Ben.

@dirkboy07 3 года назад

I love watching your channel Ben. Following your own personal journey, helping others, enjoy hearing your police experiences and also enjoy your witty banter in your blogs. Kudos to you fella. I will be buying your book. Stay strong for yourself and your family 👍❤️

@atvseatexchange2176 3 года назад

Denial, and blaming someone else, are very common ways of not dealing with the truth about oneself. Now that people are afraid of offending anybody, it's even tougher for an outsider to step in. Keep on unloading your sack Ben, my best to you.

@ttbko 3 года назад

I've almost finished your book... Very powerful, very emotional and had lots of resonance. I've done almost 30 years of child protection and so much of what you write was so familiar. I swear I 'll never forget some of the situations I've been involvedin....

@deanthake7804 3 года назад

Your imaginary rucksack was full to the brim , I take my hat off to you mate . Fair play it’s amazing you lasted the time you did .

@deanthake7804 3 года назад

True hero in my book.....FACT

@georgemorley1029 3 года назад

Sweating watching this. Just an abysmal scene. I’ve been first aid trained but I think if I’d have been there I might have puked first before I’d have been any good for anything. I would, if I could have, tried to pack wounds and apply pressure as much as possible. People NEED to understand just how much the police go through on a daily basis.

@DARKSLIDEHLL 3 года назад

Well done mate. such an important subject and you are the best at raising these issues, could listen to you for hours best of luck with your mental health

@GenericRae 3 года назад

I can't get past the fact that there were people there still drinking and having a laugh? Blooming heck

@NG-zg8vf 3 года назад

Should be thrown to jail along with the guy who did the stabbings.

@liamoreilly308 3 года назад

Absolute respect to you Ben, your frank manner is absolutely funny but when you delve into a serious topic especially mental manner I take my hat off to you for been so open, hope your bag of rocks has become a lot lighter for you and life is going well for you, the interviews you have done are pure entertainment.. keep up the great work.

@Mr1982bigman 3 года назад

Fair play to sharing these stories in such detail. Amazing yet sad content. Thanks for sharing

@scottfrancis1737 3 года назад

Thanks for your videos Ben, not just great stories but a great message and highlights the importance of talking about your trauma.

@StretchGamesHD 2 года назад

Imagine having a underlying issue with someone in maximum security prison. And the police won't even alow you to visit to ask questions or even just say "I hate you"how do you sort them underlying issues? The only way is speaking to the scumbag in prison. I've spoke to mental health teams and police multiple times about the situation. And always get told by mental health I know the problems so I'm not mentally ill. And the police say they can't allow me to have the chat because of the nature of his crimes. Wtf do you do then with your mental health? Anyone about to help. I'm more than happy to give details of his crimes also if that would help with any advice.

@giddyrightonup 3 года назад

Thank goodness for the police, paramedics and fire service, for enduring these horrors when we find ourselves in need of help.

@scottishcarenthusiastsandtrain 2 года назад

Ben your quick thinking with the first aid kit saved that girls life, so you are a hero, just listening to you and reading the articles makes it like I was there as the stabbing happened.

@millyseaber-shinn6109 3 года назад

I just watched “the Pursuit that haunts me” I agree with the pinned comment that the way you tell these stories is amazing! I really transport to where you were! (I’ve watched a fair few of your videos now). Would you consider doing a reading of your book sometime? I would absolutely love that. I listen to your videos whilst feeding my baby. One headphone in. I’ve never been the best at finding the same time to read a book). Just told my husband to check your channel out and I send links of videos to my eldest daughter (at uni) to send to her driving friends. I’m sure the awareness you are bringing to people will save lives and I’m very pleased it helps you deal with it all too. You’re a very strong person. Also my husbands friend is a Police Interceptor and you’ve made me wonder if he’s carrying a lot around in his backpack too! He’s a great guy also. Perhaps doing your job so well makes great people.

@grahamwatts8836 Год назад

As an Ambo I never discuss (with civilians) the horrific scenes I have attended after a few months I felt I was becoming emotionally detached, ie I would just see it as a very specific clinical task rendering first aid, more experienced Ambos, advised me my response was normal, (your just becoming an Ambo) your initial shock of first seeing the horrific scene is being compartmentalised by you so you can effectively help the patients.

@jeremywentworth1833 Год назад

Ben it's not surprising you have PTSD , normal civilians don't think twice at what any emergency worker can see, truelly horrific I don't know how you managed half of what you did and in half the time before you started to suffer.

@iseeolly9959 3 года назад

Fuckinell mate, hat's off to you . Citalopram didn't quite work for me so moved on Venlafaxine which does dull me somewhat but is very calming....never use too much booze with zopiclone sleep tabs, you will wake up in the garden wondering where you are! Mental health hero ! xx

@GordonBlack-t9c 10 месяцев назад

Ben you still hide the hurt with humour. Feel for you and every cop that has carried the rucksack you talk about. Glad to see you getting out there sharing your emotions experiences. Oh and when you can’t get the right words out hilarious 😂😂😂

@jonathangoddard3426 3 года назад

I can’t say it was lovely to hear this Ben, but good lad and thanks to your former colleagues.

@tonystrange7224 3 года назад

Remember the incident, but obviously had no idea how bad it was in there. As for the 3 lads, speechless. And some idiots think the emergency services are there to be abused. They should walk a mile in their shoes. We'd be stuffed without them.

@robburrows2737 3 года назад

Would you carry out this carnage if a voice told you to? No? Then why is us acceptable for s schizophrenic to? In Australia schizophrenics are told to take responsibility for their symptoms. In the UK voices are used as an excuse.

@joetaylor486 Год назад

I am a paramedic who attended a fatal stabbing victim (not associated with this crime). He died in front of me and was like a colander. I will not tell the whole story, but I have never seen so much blood pooled. Stabbings are awful.

@ajdexter4195 3 года назад

Do you think police should under go more medical training? Maybe a 3-6 month course? Covering everything, perhaps even mental health training too.

@njmwape1 3 года назад

Heavy stuff, grateful for the work you've done 👍

@jumblesaleboo 3 года назад

If this was a club, but where were the door supervisors? I'm not gonna go down the political road, but Maggie Thatcher's, care in the community isn't working. I remember getting shafted with constant obs in custody for a whole shift, with a Schizophrenic, and it was so bizarre. We had to shut the door due to the detainees manner.... He was up and down, one minute he was calm, and the next was walking backwards and forwards on his bed, and spitting water at anybody who came close to the hatch in the cell door....He was actually OK with me, but he had a thing for the Custody Sergeant, I cant repeat what he said, but the detainee was pretty spot on with his critique. lol

@ellie698 3 года назад

5:30 Three lads drinking and laughing at the complete devastation of people's lives in front of them and doing absolutely nothing to help.... I wish I could say, it's unbelievable. But, my opinion of humanity is so low at this point, I can completely believe it. I hope when they grow up they realise what horrible people they once were.

@acrossthepond4792 3 года назад

You are a modern day hero, Ben. Do not ever lose sight, in all you go through, of the service you have given, your bravery, giving your all every day. And now you are doing this and my great hope is that one day you are free of the anguish. I know you won't like the word, 'hero', so I'll just say we all really, really respect and like you. A lot.

@Shea89-25 3 года назад

This is literally my favourite channel, you the man Ben 😂👍

@SAma-qp1xf 3 года назад

why are you laughing…? weird.

@susananderson1071 3 года назад

Thanks for another great video Ben & Co. Inless the two still drinking was in shock should be ashamed of themselves. Theres always something one can do even if not medically trained.

@steuk6510 3 года назад

I work with animals I carry clinical waste bags to put medical waste in but most priory is saving people's life's

@TheFesta01 2 года назад

What gets me the most is those lads at the bar laughing. Boils my p*ss. It just doesn’t compute to me how people can behave that way. I’ll never understand it.

@NG-zg8vf 3 года назад

Those lads who were there at the bar drinking pints, should have been detained and thrown to jail for a few years, just for watching and laughing, dirty heartless wankers. I don't agree with a lot of stuff that police do, but I would rather people like than in jail, than those who for sell cannabis as an example.

@royjennison3916 3 года назад

Bloody hell Ben , well done . thank you for your service . take care .

@stevencarsley1983 3 года назад

Love Bens storys but its sad what happens to innocent people just out having a meal a pint or standing at the bus stop.

@Parkerlee1000 3 года назад

How can people sit there and laugh while people are literally dying that's so fucked up, just as bad as the guy who done the stabbings.

@ThyRedCoats 2 года назад

The Police are so disrespected in this country and they're there to help regardless. Literaly heros along with all our amazing emergency services.

@fredzep01 3 года назад

the main thing to take from this horrific tale is mental health. this happened in my family, a lot of fights an broken bones before the medical services would diagnosis paranoid schizophrenia. thank god my family are men who dont need weapons to fight or this could of easily happened. it took my family about three years to get my family member diagnosed then a four years to get the medication right, it's been over ten years with out incident, so touch wood. my family felt like the services didn't want to diagnose because it then becomes a problem they dont want on there books. hope things are better these days.

@christopherdavis4135 2 года назад

It's incredible to think nobody was killed in the attack, as you say it sounded like something out of a horror film.

@MB00005 3 года назад

You are a legend Ben, love your stories please keep smashing it 👍🏻

@poggiewoggyloggy2142 3 года назад

It's unfortunate you people have to deal with these things then get disrespected by other people by being called pigs.

@kingkong893 3 года назад

I hope karma gets those horrible lads laughing with their pints! How on earth could you be like that

@minislayer2010 3 года назад

As you're describing the scene. I can smell it, if that makes sense. I can smell the iron in the blood.

@martinnaylor 3 года назад

Oh wow Ben what a horrible thing to see,it's definitely good to talk if anyone has any doubts or worries.

@oliverdann3155 Год назад

hey dude i made a negative comment a while ago im sorry for that since watching your videos im in similar situation to u pls forgive me regards

@SummerKayleigh 3 года назад

oh my goodness this was heartbreaking to listen to. so so tragic 💔

@lwills4661 3 года назад

Thanks Ben, you being honest and how you deal with stuff I really appreciate it and hearing your story's, may it long continue and you take care big lad

@NikkiBikki 3 года назад

Ive been re-watching Interceptors these last weeks and have always been struck by what a top bloke Ben Pearson seems to be. I've als seen a few of these vids and like an idiot didn't make the link 🤦‍♀️. Sending you lots of love, Ben. We've all been able to sleep sounder in our beds because of what you and your colleagues have done for us all. Thank you.

@angina50 3 года назад

Well as much as I respect the police now when I was a little riot as a teen I hardly got sleep over the prospect of the door getting knocked at 4am, I mean hey I brought it on myself like many others but that shows the we all have different opinions of how the police help you sleep, although I will attest that now I am older I do sleep rather soundly knowing people are watching out for my sons who will soon be starting their own teenage antics and will keep them in line when I cannot.

@adonifiotakis8941 3 года назад

Thank you for making these videos Ben it really is inspiring seeing someone in your position speak up about mental health

@LOTPOR0402 3 года назад

Pure evil or severe mental health issues , same thing when you do something like that

@powerplay8355 3 года назад

And we are told that the Taliban are uncivilised?

@sav6919 3 года назад

But you also sit in camera vans and fine nurses in a lockdown

@ralfy0077 2 года назад

Mate don't stop this, the POV you have is so interesting

@nqdtv6030 3 года назад

thank you for sharing what's in your head

@marchynds1445 3 года назад

How can people watch with a beer. FFS horrible.

@timdurgan 3 года назад

Sounds about right for Keighley

@minero1775 2 года назад

Those lads at the bar are actually disgusting

@northernninjarunner5506 3 года назад

A man he ducks he dives, he don’t use any knives

@steuk6510 3 года назад

I attended nasty accident involved animals

@robthesamplist 3 года назад

Fuck me, reminds me never to move up north.

@chrisw.4318 3 года назад

I feel like this is from LadBible.

@status62 3 года назад

You're giving incredible insight into what happens in these situations Ben, so glad talking about it is helping you, and other people, good on ye ❤❤xx

@beautywithin9906 3 года назад

I used to work at the college and park my car in the car park behind Wetherspoons. I walked to my Car literally 2 minutes before this… how lucky was I …

@ali-khan 3 года назад

Got into this channel a few weeks back, now all my RU-vid is police chase/traffic cop episodes etc. Cheers Ben 🍻 you're a legend

@abdullahibrahim5921 3 года назад

Same here

@cuprashoe 3 года назад

Good old keighley, my home town🙄

@PumpkinBecki 3 года назад

You are absolutely right Ben, it's so important to destigmatise mental health. I will openly talk about being on antidepressants for the past 12 years. Often it's a chemical imbalance, and if your body can't maintain balance then it needs help, and that is what antidepressants do. It may take a little while for your health care professional to find the right treatment for you, but just because one didn't work or made you feel strange it doesn't mean they all will. And NEVER stop taking your prescription antidepressants without the guidance of your health care professional.