Uh, looks like you forgot the L.A. riots pretty quick. So you must be pretty young. They already done that. It weren't pretty. Remember? How many times in the last forty years ? At least three right? Rodney King was one. And there was the girl with the Orange Juice in the Korean store, I think. And another one, and another one. Where you been?
So an undeveloped country has less respect for people than a developed country, what a stupid statement to make ,have you not seen the statistics lately in USA ?? you are more than likely to be shot by the police than armed robber , more than likely to be beat up by the police than another person , and the police are meant to protect you in your so called DEVELOPED country , You sir need to stop making idiotic worthless uninformed comments and wake the fuck up to whats really going on in the world around you then and only then can you comment constructively , DickHead lol
Yea ok kill or hurt anyone that gets in your way or keeps you late for work HMMMM !! Nice attitude i applaud you Kato lets hope you never fall on hard times in the future eh!
Did anybody else notice the black lady next to him get mad when he said that the black guy standing in front of the bus was selfish.she tried to switch it around & talk about bus drivers.
Great cop. He made a lot of new friends. If anything happens people will help him out. Nice to see him just chatting up and taking selfies - enjoying the LA ambience.
GTA Loony those are Sheriffs they for the most part are cooler than LAPD. They're more approachable from my experience like at a random lunch spot, LAPD isn't very friendly, Sheriffs are more willing to talk and be one on one straight up with you on things. I have been pulled over by both and LAPD has been more authoritarian while Sheriffs have been cut the BS straight up with me. One time I ran a red light, not intentionally, just wasn't really paying attention and saw the green arrow and went. thankfully didn't hit anyone or anything. Saw the cop as I was doing it and he turned right, I pulled over before he even turned the lights on. He walked up, I joked what took you so long, he giggled and said so you know why I pulled you over. I gave him my info he came back and said to have a nice day and to just pay attention. I was straight up with him told him I saw green in my peripheral and just went and realised it when I was already in the intersection and ya, that was about it.
ants mirez They're dicks in the jail, that's their first two years of training I believe, but after that they're on the streets and they have a better read on types of people and what not. They can tell if someone's one of the usual in country or just a mentally ill person etc. They're stern but fair on the street. They also don't work on quotas on the street.
It's actually good to see nice respectable police officers...Great job guys...they handled that very well..Some place else, it might not have gone so well for the black man.
That cop that took the "selfie", was cool. That's what we need, more positive interactions with the citizens. They are people, just like us ! There is no reason for them to act like "God", or "better", than anyone else. Police deserves respect for their hard job, but they also need to treat ALL people with the respect that they would want.
Yea Deputy Colbert is a cool guy. I work with AMR which is a private ambulance company based all over the US contracted with towns and cities. I've worked metro since I came on with AMR and we've met some of these guys.
nickrod32 for what the liberals should have given him a hug and food and tucked if you weren't allowed on the bus maybe you should get their on time that's right let this guy make everyone late
I just subscribed. Those cops were really lenient haha. Where I'm from you would get arrested on the spot for "Disorderly conduct" and they definitely would never shake your hand. I mean never. lol. Look's like some awesome people there.
I don't know if Obama had just given another awesome speech around those days at the national democratic place when this black man did what he did. But, usually, it's a 4:15 penal code - disturbing the peace and it's enough to get him cuffed. I bet you that homeless will go to become a successful attorney tho :)
+Benny Hill I agree. It's entirely possible that the man on the bus had mental issues. Sadly, we do so little for caring for mentally ill people, and the police are the ones who then have to deal with those who have such problems, and struggle just to try to survive.
I was filled with joy and happy laughter to watch the Los Angeles Sheriff Deputies handle this situation Super Humanly well !!!!!!! I Sincerely enjoyed watching that one Sheriff deputy display fun, humorous qualities. :o) It shows that, just because your in an Official Law Enforcement Uniform, you don't have to be a Bully to the People. If all Police Officers can have such a Great demeanor when dealing with all Human Beings, and have a Great outcome like this one, Our World with each other would be a Great Loving and Caring place. Peace, Love, and Care to Everyone !!!!!!!
When I got out of prison, I got hired at goodwill as a forklift driver, I used to wait in that exact corner for the 18. I would get out of work at 4am in Glendale and bus it all the way home in whittier. It was a 4 hour bus ride home kuz some buses don't start running till 6am. Did that shit for 2 months till I bought my 5.3L 4x4. The struggle was real
Mad prop to that sherif. I lived out there for 2 years (originally from Inland Empire) and those sherifs just want peace that's all. Mad respect brother, go home and ENJOY YOUR SLEEP!!
A hood to me is outside the 7/11 in Compton with 10 gangbangers drinking 40s and eyeing every car coming down the road as a potential drive by, this looked like a cush area
The moment the cops asked him to get off and he wasnt going to comply he should have been put in cuffs and carried out. Look there can be nice cops but this is not what nice is supposed to mean. PEOPLE HAVE PLACES TO BE AND ITS ILLEGAL TO HOLD UP TRAFFIC LIKE THAT!
MrRailBuff33 do you have so much money that your willing to waste your tax money on incarcerating a bum?..let's use our tax dollars on real criminals, not locking up bums with mental problems
LA cops in pair are masters of the "GOOD COP BAD COP" ROUTINE. One is talking to you about surfing while the other is running you license and searching your car. You are left feeling "what a cool cop". Brilliant
this is why people do what they do! the cops show up, for a guy obstructing a bus because hes mad, and they talk to him for an hour for him to leave. now he knows he can do it again, and the others that seen it say, "I can do that, cops wont do shit..." they should have showed up, asked him to leave, if he dont comply, pull him off the bus and arrest him for impeding traffic and endangering the public. make him pay a fine and send him packing. not shake his hand and tell him what a good Samaritan he is..
That guy infront of the buss would have gotten his ass dragged away from the buss on the street and beaten up by police 8 mins ago here in europe , cant belive they stand there and respect the guy and talk nice to him .... crazy america.
Их снимают постоянно. Им нужно быть вежливыми и постоянно следить за своими действиями. Об этом говорили в сериале Southland. Кстати, хороший сериал про LAPD. На одном известном треккере нашел все части.
This sets a bad example that you can do anything you want and not face consequences. The guy standing on the front of the bus was taking matters into his own hands and the wrong way to handle a situation. The guy should have gone to jail.
I was beat up by a cop because he thought I was holding a gun I was holding a water bottle I was walking and he kicked my foot then I turned around and punched me in my face He told the court that I tripped on a curb while I was walking and he said he was helping me
I strongly disagree. Having that I work with CHP, LAPD and LASD on a daily basis. They are the most professional and courtesy Police and Sheriffs Departments that I have ever met. How ever I will give you Hawthorne Police (HPD) we have had differences with in the past but I do get along with some of them but I'm rarely placed in that sector.
This is an example of good cops. They didn't escalate the situation and actually listed to the man's grievances regarding the public transportation system. They even stayed around to talk to the people like peers, not authoritarians. We need more like this.
The cops are disappointingly professional, so I didn't get as much entertainment as I'm used to, but I enjoyed your reporting, narration, filming, and editing skills. Subscribed.
My friend works at a law firm that takes up two floors in the tall square skyscraper on the center right at 1:33 She's been there MANY YEARS, since not long after we worked together in US law enforcement in Europe.
I love how these cops acted, amazingly respectful and humane. Great guys I hope this is how they treat every call, I know it can be the one of the most stressful and demoralizing careers but when they act like this they earn our respect. They also deescalate the situation which means we're (the public and police) that much more safe. These guys seriously deserve a commendation for how this was handled and this should be almost a training video for cops all throughout the world.
I was wondering why the Sheriff's department responded on a LAPD beat. Subcontracted to the bus and rail system. Wow, things have changed since the 80's. Those cops were WAY lenient. Good job. Kudos to them.
hats off to the deputies whether or not they were playing up to the cameras is no ones guess but their own. the fact that the man was able to walk away on his own shows two things. 1 arresting people in some instances is at the discretion of the officer. and 2 some members of law enforcement still get it, we are not the enemy.
County Police / Sheriff Deputy > Municipal. One works with people all day, the other tries its hardest to find someone committing a infraction and kills them.
Bro, you had me rollin' during this video, the way you were narrating , all calm while everyone around you was actin' a fool, LOL! Great video man. I'm from Oregon, but did an internship in Boyle Heights for a Church ministry back in 1999-2000, for close to 8 months. That was enough for me and i was ouuuuuuuut! They wanted me to stay and further my internship near Olympic Blvd, heeelll noooo. I remember doing community outreach one time, in this city within a city like community called the Ramona Gardens, and a big group of these gangster guys came out of nowhere just letting us know we were in their "spot".They were super cool with us though and actually ended up giving us sodas, waters, and some snacks good people.
I think all the law enforcement officers took care of that very well. They were professional and yet they also had a little fun at the same time showing they are human too.
LA County Sheriffs have to work in the Jails or Courts for 2 to 3 years before they can hit the streets. They see what life is like for inmates and people going through the system.. they get to see a perspective that PD guys will never experience. Sherriff in Los Angeles are really cool and rarely have an attitude. Oh, and the reason why Sherriff patrol Compton is bc Compton PD back in the day was corrupt af and got shut down by the FBI... and anytime a city cannot provide its own police department, the Sheriffs step in and provide security funded through the county.
man what's wrong with this picture? this guy causes a public disturbance and interferes with people getting to where they need to be, and gets let off as if he did nothing? and I get a fucking ticket for my front wheel on my motorcycle crossing a designated point, where I didn't interfere with or bother anyone? Yes, I came to a full stop with a cop behind me and he pulls me over and writes me a ticket, saying my front wheel crossed the designated point, even though I was fully stopped. I tell him there's no way I'm just going to pay the ticket and that it's a BS ticket. In the process of going to trial for this now, and I see something like this. Fuck me, something's really wrong with our justice system.
It was nice to finally see a civil and friendly exchange between the "authorities" and the people. I have a feeling if it was the LAPD instead of the Sheriffs, things would have gotten ugly.
I can understand why people get frustrated but you have to remember that there are others so thank you sir for moving on your own even though it took you forever
The reason bus drivers leave people behind is that policy states: if the passenger is not at the bus stop and the bus departs. We can’t board the passenger, due to safety. If the passenger falls we are liable .
