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Why are police officers in most missions so fierce for the simplest things, as if they are entering a world war? Why don't they act conscientiously? This does not exist in Switzerland or New Zealand
@@Pi1997 because of the US gun laws. Every suspect is potentially armed, therefore officers must be more on edge. Moreover, the US criminal system is very punitive, and negatively skewed for poor people. Therefore, some reoffenders rather go down in a gunfight than back to prison, again meaning that officers need to watch out for their own safety more. Lastly, US officers are (sometimes) not as well trained as officers in Europe. (3 yrs vs 6 months training for example). This means that the skillset is more limited to tactical responses. However, in this case, they seemed relatively well trained, and rightfully on edge since dude was willing to die over a ticket
@@theflyingdutchman6424 I swear it is very sad I don't like to see these scenes in America The regime in Switzerland and New Zealand prohibits weapons, even for the police. They look at the suspect humanely above all else, even if the person is armed. They know how to act and the suspect does not die, unlike America. The people of New Zealand and Switzerland trust the police to a large extent, while in America they trust a very small percentage
@@theflyingdutchman6424 ...no kidding "poor people" are more desperate, but look a bit harder on crime statistics and repeat offenders before stating the US is more punitive, we're seeing the results on soft on crime DA's are having with the high rate of repeat offenders....
50+ shots from officers, and the guy gets out of the jeep and walks to the back before finally falling... No one is getting a raise! This was overall very sloppy!
The cops didn't understand black privilege means you can fire at officers if you want, because after all they're harassing Dexter because he was black.
his sister said, “whether he shot or not he shouldn’t have been murdered”. So the cops should have been murdered? Because he shot cops. The mental gymnastics of this community are astounding.
@@bunberrierpretty sure officer 1 was a lady based off officer #3’s cam you can see a ponytail out the back of the hat. And the full sprinting away not even looking at where the fires coming from 😂
How was she poorly trained? The male officers do the same thing. I seem to recall the one officer, run down the street, then had to come back up the street to reposition and it was only when the moron headed towards the back of his vehicle, that ole' boy had a line of sight to shoot, otherwise he hadn't shot before that. My Guess is this was her case, which means she took the lead, which means they followed her and let them know what to do next. See, that's called team work! - I also wanted to note, that there are not officers, these were plain clothes Detectives!! They have more than earned the right to be addressed as such. Detective!
@@Mrsnunyabiznezz Na, she was a drama queen, more proof that women don't belong in these positions. She was hopping all over the place, screaming. She's watched one too many episodes of CSI, Law & Order and Criminal Minds, she needs to stop.
@@Mrsnunyabiznezz Let's be real, this happens more to female officers, like the one in the church where two female officer hid inside a doorway while the gunman kept shooting innocent children and people. Church security had to step in and handled the threat.
@@macmedic892they actually could be, depends on the level of crime on said area, more backup, but I do agree especially how they flanked the vehicle on all sides pretty much
Dexter shot first, which initiated the gunfire from police. The police acted accordingly exchanging that fire. It's weird how people are protesting "Justice for Dexter Reed", when he initiated the first shot, which ultimately led to his death.
@@jameso1447 They had vests with badges on. Besides that, who else would they be? A biker gang? I think they were looking for him for something else other than a seatbelt violation. There's no reason an unmarked police car with officers in plain clothes are coming for you unless you're wanted for something big.
Stop the bs wat time stamp did you see that man shoot first. Matter fact you only saw two officers that whole video until the chick ran back to the scene. You sound goofy but you’re right this video showed him shoot first.
@@jeremyg6580 Watch it again and play it in slow motion if you have to. Listen for the first shots and see if you see any of the police officers pulling the trigger on their guns. Then you can revise your comment.
Officer #3 is a stud. Very aware of the situation from the start, Beautiful suppressive fire, he clearly trains with his weapon often, and was not afraid to put his life on the line to stop the threat, and was quick to check his partners and render aid. Amazing work and thank you for your service.
She ran to the building so the UC car was between her and the perps driver side door. She was the first one to announce to move in and secure the suspect. How does this warrant a desk job?
@@Pinky0910 she sud stand in front of the convict and act like iron woman ??? You be leaving the country if u were in this situation. Easy to say and easy to judge !!
No stores being looted and burned, no black race hustler lawyers giving interviews, no multi-million dollar settlements......hey news media...you are dropping the ball!
The guy in the 3 segment who applied the tourniquet is a bad dude. He never ran away like others did. He stayed in the fight. Great mag change, put the suspect down, and still was able to get to the officer who was shot and got the tourniquet on. Amazing work brother.
@avadventuregear alot of places teach high and tight because it's easier to remember to go high when having adrenaline dump instead of trying to precisely apply a tourniquet. Plus,if there is an unseen gsw higher up,the high and tight method takes care of it in one go
@@avadventuregearWith the scene going static, was a tourniquet even necessary for that lower extremity wound? Maybe brachial artery pressure and/or direct pressure may have sufficed. A tourniquet over a heavy sweatshirt may not have been effective enough at occlusion of the blood flow. Definitely looked to be a radius and ulnar fracture from GSW.
Multiple unmarked units aren't looking for seatbelt violations. The seatbelt may have been the legal reason to stop the car, but there is a 100% chance they already knew he had more than that going on in that car. Their hunch turned out to be right.
@@eriqwezzel3147 just like illegal drugs or other things-illegal guns as well. those thugs are going to get all of what they want....especially in the murder capital of the USA
in the city of Chicago there is a governing civilian body called COPA that usually makes the case against officers, they are going after officer 3 for excessive use of force rn. Hopefully they all get cleared, he is the youngest @ 23
Yeah, except for the fact that he continued to shoot and was the last one to continue shooting as the subject was down... He also ran over and excessively grabbed his partner's wrist and flopped his hand around for no reason, as his partner moaned because he was making the injury more painful than it already was... This whole situation was a shit show.
The adrenaline dump that these poor officers experienced was so extreme. Not only were they being shot at, having to return fire, but one of their own was hit. FOR NO GOOD REASON!!! I could not imagine what their bodies/minds are going through. Gods bless them everyday they go out to protect and serve us all. They even serve the ones who don't want/deserve it.
Cop #3 is a bad ass. Great muzzle discipline, stayed in the fight, kept his eyes on the target till the threat was down, then assisted in injured officers. These cops in Chicago don’t get paid enough. 👏
Literally the only officer there aware of cover. The first two literally ran away from cover and then officer #1 sought cover from a wrought iron fence. WTF.
American's can't call out black crime since they'll be called racist. And black people refuse to hold their own accountable, so the black crime problem persists and honest American's are victimized every day by them.
0:41 Please note, when involved in a shootout with a dangerous suspect, running around screaming and taking cover behind a grating bar fence is not the best strategy
If you’ve gone through police academy and all of the training officers get plus work in Chicago, you sure as hell should know exactly how to react to a situation like this or go find a job working security at a shopping mall parking lot in the suburbs.
but cops are supposed to be trained to be more emotionally fit to withstand the initial FUCKING RUN PANIC that a gunshot brings. How can you trust them to protect you if they can't protect themselves?
@@brear9612 Oh lol, and then she responds “I know, relax, you’re good” It actually seems though like he’s indeed still hyper stressed, and just saying something trite because his rational side is denying the stress of the situation a bit
I'm from germany, my wife told me she saw on instagram about a shootin in the usa. When she told me the cops shot 96 bullets i was like "okay, there must be a reason for that". This Video shows that it has a pretty fkn good reason.
I'd say that you should be careful with these assumptions. There are videos of officers performing well, and videos of officers performing poorly. This is a case of the former...it's not the biggest mess, but it's definitely not a performance that Chicago can hang their hat on. It should also be noted, that unlike the UK, or Germany...the US is huge, and even inside a state, there is usually a notable difference in terms of how different departments run.
Same here - Czechia. All over the news outlets but they only said he got stopped for not wearing a seatbelt, not that he was a repeat offender whom they were trailing because of other offences. And, uhm, he DID shoot at the po-po.
Officer #3 with the ACRO on his Glock was ON POINT! He performed great under pressure in the moment. Response to fire, his work getting angles of fire, supporting his downed comrade, etc. You can definitely see the post adrenaline crash hit him hard once the danger was over. Haven't been in a firefight like this, but I know what it's like to operate at a high level of speed and awareness in a dangerous situation, then get hit by that crash once the adrenaline is gone. Give that man a raise.
Chicago has more than ten thousand officers, not to mention county, state, and neighboring cities like Cicero. They could absolutely swarm like that if they need to. Just ask Jane Byrne about her stay at Cabrini Green.
That is Chicago P.D. in action. When a 10-1 call goes out EVERYONE goes and that's how it's got to be. "Entire police department......" hardly. CPD has over 12,000 officers. Don't fuck with CPD.
@@blazin2880 Sure, because the first reflex of any sound minded person is to start shooting at the police if they have their guns out on you. Really, but reaaaaally dumb comment.
Very proactive officer~ only when adrenaline coming down he thought of himself and even then was concerned if the scene was secure. Hope he is acknowledged for his service.
I doubt that! 😳 Would she risk being hit by a stray bullet? That was a great deal of gunfire exchange and *MANY law enforcement officers!* {For a single, violent suspect}. Great the situation was contained with NIL fatalities on the law enforcement side.
I feel for the police here. A lot of bad life choices lead to this shocking incident where the perp loses his life, injures an officer and seems to leave the others with PTSD.
Fun fact: Those people are just as big of pieces of shit as the kid for opening fire on police. They think there's nothing wrong with what he did, let that sink in.
This young man's family claims that he was slain unjustly; yet, they have not seen this footage. The suspect was not following commands and he fired the first round. And keep in mind that he just left a court hearing for the same crime, possession of a firearm, and so on. He decided for himself how he wanted to leave this world. I'm just grateful he didn't take any officers with him when he shot up the entire street.
Imagine watching this and thinking Dexter Reed “deserves justice” and wanting to protest. Un fucking real. How is it even a question as to whether or not this was justified?
@@bohkhuj9247 that’s what it looks like from the video! All the officers ran for cover. And COPA (the civilian review board) confirmed that he shot first.
The problem I see is officer #3 shooting at somebody who ate multiple mags His last 3 shots were execution In other countries that would be jail for overkill
@@dermediterranehaider4671 what exactly is overkill? When you shoot you are shooting to kill. The point is to to kill the suspect because he is trying to kill them (the police). If people don’t like it they should not shoot at the police in the first place.
This is probably the most shocking Bodycamfootage I have ever seen. I am from Germany, encounters like this didn't happened often over here, but sadly they rise. In May, a 29 year old Officer was stabbed. He had no chance to react because he was stabbed in the neck from behind while he was fixating another person on the ground. Seeing all those cops, in shock, in panic, swearing - it shows how much it hit them in their hearts that they had to shoot. I hope they'll all recover somehow from that traumatizing situation. 🙏
Officer #2 is the one whose shots made the suspect stop. #3 put additional shots on him after the suspect already took a knee due to officer #2's shots.
@@lydellbrown1931 I don't like cops/police sometimes. But I gotta respect them, last time I got pulled over for something stupid, I got off with a warning, I told the officer I knew about it, told him my license/wallet was in my glovebox so he didn;t think I was "reaching". He ran my information, came back and let me go.
People think this is GTA world and they can respawn at the hospital or something. This is FAFO country and they forgot that or something. There is no respawn, reset, or god mode.
I'm also prior military. 1/121 FA Iraq 07 - 08. Officer #2 looked like he got some action in. I saw strike marks coming from his weapon hitting the suspect a few times
Female officer was useless here. She had one of the best positions and took off running. Could have been shot in the back if it weren't for homeboy laying down fire. Also prior military
@@A2DaZ210 wasn’t specifically saying MP’s, literally any other MOS can go into regular law enforcement. I was mainly implying combat experience, I suppose I should have clarified that.
Ok, What the fuck is actually happening here? No way that was just a random pull up for not wearing seat belt. Cops on casual clothes but with body cams? The whole fucking precint there in less than 2 minutes, and the first female cop repeating "Don't say anything" "nobody talks"
Literally everything is on bodycam. Look at the "outrage" that happened after this. The body cam speaks for itself, they don't need their words twisted. Guy was already charged with a felony gun violation, maybe he shouldn't have been pulled over? Still doesn't give him the right to blow off someone's hand.
shows how the culture is different and how criminals here in the US have gotten so brazen. probably from lax laws that keep giving criminals second, third, fourth, fifth chances over and over again
There’s already a video on RU-vid with a black man talking about this valued member of the community and how he will be missed. Of course, he has a mask on covering his face. Talk about stereotypes.
@@cpvo9449 officer injury says that he did shoot - and to do that he had to have had a gun in his hand in this situation it is a matter of milliseconds between who was first and who was second and yes: they mention it, but they breeze by it
@@cpvo9449 14:00 The first shot goes through the front right windshield/Front passenger window. You can see the Officer who got struck's hand up in the window, and visibly recoil from the shot. You can also see the damage of the shot at 14:52. Notice they are wearing the same grey hood.
Except for the tint is so high that there is basically NO WAY they could've seen whether or not he was wearing one. These goon squads need to be FEDERALLY PROHIBITED.
I haven't gotten to that part yet. But better believe right or wrong, a mother will always love their child and cry when they die. Deserving of it or not.
The last video shows the first shots fired coming OUT of the passenger window from INSIDE the car and striking an officer. That’s when the police RETURNED fire.
The shooting is justified. The traffic stop will be questionable. An unmarked unit pulling someone over for a seatbelt violation. The video shows they did not identify themselves as police officers when making contact. The lead officer, sounded female, she is in plainclothes with a ‘street clothes’ jacket covering her vest and LEO insignia. She was at the driver’s window, with her arms forward holding her weapon her jacket squished together would be blocking insignia. Her hat is not distinguishable in video to show if it has law enforcement insignia. The seatbelt violation can be an excuse. I wonder if the vehicle’s computer can show if it was fastened. My seatbelt alarm sounds continuously when not engaged. I think the City will pay out and department policies will be rewritten.
@@aftertheheadlines Known felon by the cops. They ran his plates. They found out he had yet ANOTHER warrant for weapons charges. Cops called for backup to help with a felony stop. Felon had ANOTHER gun with him in the vehicle. Felon didn't want to go BACK to jail so he did NOT comply. Felon fired 17 shots at cops. Cops returned fire to stop the threat according to SOP's. Felon STILL tried to drive away. Threat still not stopped. Felon got out of the vehicle to run. Threat still not stopped. Felon went down. Threat stopped. Cops stopped firing. THAT'S the real story. The seatbelt crap would have been the ORIGINAL charge to be able to stop him to make the felony arrest for the warrant. But, the MSM would have you believe that's ALL they stopped him for. And, YOU'RE eating it up.
@@aftertheheadlines Seatbelt violation was complete bs, apparently they ran his plates. I doubt you can even spot a seatbelt violation with those crazy tinted windows. He shot first and wounded an officer so ...
At what time are you seeing this so clearly? From what I can see there isn't even any proof that he shot anyone. The pigs probably executed him for whatever reason. Wouldn't be the first time
That third officer is a true COD character, he stayed in the fight the whole time, never lost track of the threat, reloaded twice, neutralized the threat and then went on to check on his partner, before even being concerned about himself. I would want this guy on my team watching my 6 anytime! Kudos to all these officers, but especially to this bad ass!
The video does not lie. The suspect opened fire first. In my opinion, the police acted appropriately and was obvious that the rounds fired were necessary to neutralize the threat.
@@HartofSports like, real shit I dont know how anybody could possibly think escalating things to a shootout with cops is ever gonna end in anything except your death
@@funeralhouse6280 jup, they see it as "better" than prison going out in a (not so glorious, usually) shootout. I really wonder what they're thinking as they know they are gonna die. suicide by cop obviously
@@Charlie1776_ Yup...where crime has gotten so out of control that pieces of shit think they can literally shoot cops and get away with it. Thanks for embarrassing your family again, though, Chuck.
The closeness of the officers in that department is amazing. They are all concerned that each of them is ok. And comforting those officers who need it.
I mean to be fair its Chicago, its known massively for its amount of violent crimes Im not shocked they all as close as they are considering the things they go through compared to other city’s/states
I was gonna say the same , the black dude screaming with anger when he see his buddies hurt, and the amount that turned up in seconds . A good police dept I guess.
@@JeffFletcher-w7dI don’t know what field manuals you read but in the US Army if you’re going to fall back, just as the officer did, you’re supposed to have covering fire. The officer in this case had covering fire. She was in the most vulnerable position and couldn’t see the suspect. So it’s only logical that she found cover before engaging.
The whole thing should be a video for how not to handle a situation. The words gong show come to mind as the female cop is telling the cop not to say anything when questioned.
@@NoNameJustFactztook awhile to grasp that . thought he was grazed by a bullet .the red color must be shorts ? But saw a redish brown dot on left pant leg ? Odd protocol to let him wonder about and view body.walk it off vs get isolated quickly . He even views the subject
This brought back so many memories when I lost my first partner in 2001. The brotherhood of carrying for your brothers and checking on them flooded me with emotions and memories. Stay safe blue family
@@chris135x so the officers should have all waited to get shot and killed by the guy in this video, then what? If you honestly believe what you said you've been brainwashed and need help.
Fun fact, Chicago is statistically safer than Miami, Houston, Dallas, Nashville, Anchorage, Milwaukee, and basically every other major city that isn't NYC or LA.
@@knickbockerz7536maybe, maybe not. There’s nothing wrong with having different officers with different strengths. But yeah, they should all be comfortable shooting for their own sake. She at least stayed engaged for the most part while the men took down the threat.
@@ZxroRU-vid I believe the gun fired accidentally as he was trying to hide it. And if he's running away from the police, he's not going to just go and shoot a random civilian
@@malcriadamedina5358 are you seriously saying that a bad guy cah shoot and murder as many people as he can, as long as he turns his back and runs at some point? Is running away some kind of "home base" trick like kids who play tag use? Running AWAY also means you are running TOWARD someone. I guess your position is that police shouldn't be able to protect anyone but themselves? Cra cra
In the German Media , I heart about a case where another poor black individual was shot by police. An article portrayed the victim as a well-mannered/Model Student African American boy. It mentioned over 90 shots fired, suggesting overkill. However, after watching the video myself, it's clear the victim initiated gunfire toward the police, leaving no room for interpretation. It's evident that the police were forced to defend themselves, and portraying it otherwise is pure framing.
Ganz so leicht ist es nicht wie es hier alle darstellen. Er wurde von unmarkierten Fahrzeugen und Zivilpolizei mit vorgehaltener Waffe „bedroht“. Woher sollte er wissen dass es Polizisten sind? Die Polizei kann sich hier an die eigene Nase fassen es anfangs so eskaliert zu haben. Das war sehr schlecht durchgeführt.
@@lolsoos4205hab’s auch bei ZDF gesehen, dass der Polizist angeschossen wurde, wurde nichtmals erwähnt. Es ist wirklich lächerlich wie oft (diese fehlerhafte und einseitige Berichterstattung im Bezug auf Polizei ist leider kein Einzelfall) in den Medien stattfindet. Vor zwei Jahren wurde sogar komplett ausgelassen, dass der Täter geschossen hatte und wurde sogar als unbewaffnet bezeichnet
@@peterdavis8471 they don’t help in any situation. I don’t know how police walk up to cars without being able to see what’s lurking behind the glass. As a teenager I was pissed I got a ticket for tints, as an adult I don’t know how any amount is legal.
the officer who pulled him over ran his plates and discovered that he was on pre-trial release for a court case on a gun violation. His third such violation.
Dude, she scattered as far as any of the other detectives. She also fired many times. She seemed to be the one most in control and I bet she was a senior officer. You dorks always do this stuff.
He shot first and this was justified. These families just want a pay day and no accountability. I’m sick of these false narratives on every police shooting. He was no victim.
If she wasn't such a loser raising a son who has no respect for himself or authority , he would have still been alive. I have in-laws who hate police and tried to tell my 5 year old grandson that cops are racists, blah blah blah. I set him straight and told him only people who talk bad about others are the ones you need to watch out for.
