Hamilton County prosecutor Joe Deters complimented the officer's "bravery," but the officer himself said he was banned from the bank where it happened. The bank claims this is a misunderstanding.
He "violated Key Bank policy of giving robbers what they want." The officer did not work for Key Bank and thus was not bound by their policy. End of story.
Not only did he defend those people's lives but he did society a favor by helping get this man off the streets. I hope EVERYONE who banks there takes there banking elsewhere.
He's NOT required to adhere to their "policy" as he doesn't work for them. He IS required to adhere to his oath to "serve and protect" and unlike many officers these days ( Uvalde) he is a credit to his badge. A hero.
You are missing the point of why that policy exists. Most robberies end up with 0 deaths and often times even no ijuries if you comply because for robber shooting someone just gives extra sentence if caught and extra priority for law enforcement to find the now murderer. By not complying with an armed robber you put not only yourself but also everyone else in the area in a lot higher risk of getting hurt/killed. Unless you have a guaranteed way to stop the robbery with absolutely no risk of them opening fire at civilians, you let them go and let the law enforcement deal with the situation later on. What this cop did could have easily escalated into both the bank's employee and the police officer getting shot. An absolutely unnecessary risk just to stop someone from stealing money
So you've but your little paragraph not realizing that if the cop did nothing he would be publicly shamed and possible charged for not doing anything in an active crime scene
Except you forget their customers didn't do anything wrong to deserve that lack of service. What if a friend or co-worker was in that bank or any Key Bank in the US?
@@FirstLastOne true but emergency incidents such as this needs to end quick before it turn into something worst is appropriate and if a off police officer wants to risk his life hey free service lol
@@floggyWM1 "in-gauge"???? "stoopid"???? Really??? Try getting some education. For future reference it is "engage" and "stupid". Better yet - find a dictionary and look up the word "stupid". It shows a picture of you! edit: I know this may be far too advanced for you to comprehend, but by adding "yo" directly in front of the "u" it will actually spell a real word. Trust me! I'm not lying.
Wth? They were disappointed that he protected the customers and employees? That is astonishing! I’m glad that story was disproved - The Media should be held accountable - Thanks for intentionally raising my blood pressure (like we need MORE of that)
And if I had anything to do with that bank, I'd show you the door. Putting the lives of everyone in the bank at RISK trying to be a hero is just DUMB. Sure start a firefight, who cares if a child, a mom, brother, dad, wife is killed in the crossfire. Why do YOU care as long at it isn't YOUR child, a mom, brother, dad, wife ? That never crossed your mind did it?
Just like the government, they constantly let the criminals do whatever they want, with "activist judges" that believe in "compassionate sentencing" where they pretty much cut them all loose with no consequences. Recently here police arrested rioters that had assaulted people and officers and committed arson, and the judge that's a huge lefty let them all go with no charges.
@@tirpitz19 True, however to lie about it later is the real injustice. Personally, I swore off banks and switched to our local credit union instead. I could not be happier. They actually do care about their members, have lower fees and are flexible.
@@BoopSnoot non-interference is not about the bank robber whatsoever. in the extremely rare case of non-suspects being injured or killed, it was because of 'good samaritans' interfering with the robbery. beside that, i don't know why anyone would draw a firearm and do violence to someone for taking from an institution that robs you and the rest of us on a daily basis. its not like the bank is sending out letters to clients letting them know "sorry, your funds were robbed" - hell, new money isn't even printed to replace the old. the guaranteed insurance is already printed and while technically in circulation, its sitting stagnant in vaults in the fed. if anything, bank robberies promote the circulation of currency and are in fact an economic stimulus when the lender has 0% loss.
Key Bank will never get my business! This off-duty cop should be commended for protecting innocent civilians from possible harm. A hero in my book. The bank should be ashamed!
Personally If I were that officer. I'd would not give them a second to deny or reconsider their request to leave their branch. I'd have a new bank before their main doors fully closed and no amount of free toasters would ever get me back!
I didn't listen to the video properly was wondering why the cop was told to go elsewhere to bank my bad 🤷♂️😂 still tho the cop just acted upon what he was trained for.
My brother was on the force, his T-shirt read, " Damned if we do and damned if we don't ". Think of the comments had the officer turned around and left the scene. And then imagine the outrage and possible lawsuit if those thugs had executed someone in cold blood. It has happened before, many times. Leave no witnesses. He did a great job.
then they called it bravery.... now you have lefty lunatics call it 'police violence' and 'racism' and whatever the fuck else to justify the terrorist BLM movement.
This guy didn’t even flinch, didn’t 2nd question it, he literally ran into a bank and defended every soul in there with no concern for his life. Not all cops are bad guys
@@kevinjenkins6986 as mentioned in the video, they more times than not execute the teller, so that’s at least 1 soul, friend.. also why can’t he protect life and property? Isn’t that what police are there for..?
Lol police officers don’t protect property, they steal it and throw people in cages, too often for nonviolent crimes. The Supreme Court literally ruled they have no obligation to protect or serve. They only have to respond to crime. Virtually every cop willingly and knowingly violates the constitutional rights of citizens in their career in order to stay employed (second amendment and fourth amendment are most common). Not to mention the intimidation tactics to get ignorant civilians to give up even more of their rights. They are mostly scum. They also do some good though! Just doesn’t quite get them off the hook for their tyranny and blind obedience to following orders.
I closed our checking and savings accounts at Key Bank after their corporate tap dance with “we apologize for your misunderstanding”. I think we all understand their message. Shame on you Key Bank.
@@levoGAMES "a trained officer good guy with a gun" you mean. anyone who hasnt seen active duty would shit their pants and if they didnt most likely would harm an innocent bystander.
this whole good guy with gun thing is just fucking stupid. Hey! lets arm all the teachers because we cant get our gun laws in order! that will solve everything XD
@Vince Abate I have a cousin that worked for a bakery store and every time she turned around she was getting robbed well she finally figured it out y that she was always robbed they hired a man to go in the store and rob to make sure she was going according to security policies when they were getting robbed and she told them to quit sending people in to rob her because she knew they were picking on her and her boss asked her do think you're picked on and she said I don't think I'm being picked on I know I'm being picked on and quit sending people in to rob her because it would make her so mad every time and then I'll be damned if she really got robbed and it wasn't a setup that time
What about the customers that get shot in the shootout ? ... If bank policy is ' have a shootout and fight till the last man, don't let them get our money' then I won't ever be setting foot in the place.
@@cuckingfunt9353 I don't know about you, but I'm not leaving my safety and trust in a robber who has a gun and bad intentions. Compliance does not always work and I do have multiple cases where victims end up dead or seriously injured even when they complied. Should there be shootouts in a situations like these, it'll all come down to the skills of the defender. (i.e. shots on target, backdrop, situational awareness). I'll put my safety in their hands.
This happened not even a mile from my house. I am happy to report that this bank branch is now shut down. I also serviced this bank a few times when i was an armed guard, the employees here were absolute assholes. Glad they shut down.
Pshh damn they didn’t even realize how lucky they got, those people could’ve took money and kidnapped some like... and then they’re going to act like he was wrong when that’s the guy that would show up after you press that red button
Except for the employees possibly being assholes, I'm trying to understand what the bank did wrong? The banks "policy" is quite logical and no different from all other thousands of banks in the country. Better to give the robber the money (which is insured anyway), rather than potentially endanger the lives of people in the bank by starting a gunfight. The real crime is that if an ordinary citizen had done this, they would have been looking at prison time. The cop is certainly no hero.
@@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198 yeah,I just found it while browsing the internet with my friends. It was edited by someone were they just moved his mouth upwards
you can replace money you cant replace someones life dumb ass the cop made the situation worse. luckily it ended in his favor banks have trackers and ink packs that stain money to render it useless by him entering and confronting them put everyone's life in further danger. call it what you want but i believe he made that shooting happen
@@HxDPYROS actually it's not a good thing to make more money, because it can decrease the value of it [that's why 1 dollar in some countries are a ton because they made to much currency] And it can affect people's bank accounts as well and the community. Plus they staff were already in danger and were defenseless and they were lucky the cop showed up in time and it appeared that the cop regularly trained
I’m a bank teller supervisor and I would have appreciated the officers’ bravery and thanked him. Yes we are trained but who knows what would have happened to those customers and the staff. Shame on Key Bank!
@@Kerbal18 the bank said that he violated their policy of giving the bank robbers what they want. Then they closed his accounts and told him that they don’t want his business.
If the policeman had done nothing to stop the bank robbery, they would have criticized him for not doing anything…Hell if you do and he’ll if you don’t!!!🤬🤬🤬
Unfortunately every private company has their policies, from getting criticized to start a shootout inside a bank, I take the criticism all day.... not worth to risk your life and your freedom for ungrateful CEOs pieces of scum... if you miss it a shootout ensued... if that cop were to hit a costumer he'd be waiting for ex police officer Potter to show him his cell... .. this country is putting cops in jail and paying huge settlements to criminals... that's the reality...
not to mention he was white and they were both black....if it was a different jurisdiction the guy might be looking at civil right charges, civil suits and other trumped up criminal violations
@@juanawashington9940 at the end of the day.... Trash was taken out and that's all that matters Who cares the skin color, people need to stop race baiting and enjoy a world where CRIMINALS were sent back to the creator
I don't use Keybank, but for other reasons. When I wasn't financially stable, they had this habit of "holding" all transactions for days at a time. And then, if I happened to overdraw my account, they would re-order the transactions in whichever order would cause the most fees. The one that really took the cake, though, was when I had a hold placed on my account for over $200, which took my account down to less than $20. Then, I went to walmart, and overdrew my account. I got charged that fee, and then, because they processed the $200 AFTER the overdraft, they charged me one for that one too. When I asked about it, they said that it's because they "already took the $200 out of the account, and that's why walmart got the fee. But then they couldn't explain how the $200 that was ALREADY GONE got a fee as well. Stopped going there and left them with a negative balance 12 years ago. They can kiss my ass if they ever think I'll go back and pay it too.
@@landminehopscotch3617 even if they did retract their statements its pretty sad to think they would be upset than an officer putting himself at risk would face repercussions because of there policy.
I used to work in a bank... and yes the industry wide policy is to not call the police until the robber is out of the bank for fear that it will make the situation worse. Most robberies take less than 5 minutes, usually involves a note with no gun drawn. The robbers wants to be in and out as fast as possible. Sometimes fellow bank employees don't even realize a robbery had taken place until after it's over. That being said, this situation shows the robber walked in with his gun in the air, which suggests this would be a "take-over robbery", a much worse and dangerous situation. The bank was luck the officer was there and he did the right thing. What we have here is some idiot with about 6 months of actual "branch experience" who works in the head office "ivory tower" and never experienced any type of robbery first hand got over zealous and didn't know what they were talking about.
It's been 3 years, but what Exactly did they expect a cop walking into the bank, behind 2 men, one of which has an openly visible gun, to do...? Walk away? Then they would blame the cop. Good job Officer. You are Our SHIELD. God Bless!
@Other Account And just let the robber keep doing what he's doing, comfortably knowing that he'll never come across resistance? Imagine if everyone did that.. then no one would ever want to do business anywhere.. they know our legal system certainly wont punish them.. I'd happily put a bullet between his eyes. Putting a stop to evil building momentum is what saves lives. You have to understand that
Whenever any corporation tells you "we're sorry for any confusion" what they're really saying is "We don't see how this is our fault, so we're sorry you think it's our fault but it's not because we don't want to take responsibility for our fuckups"
For me, sorry for not be an american, I am with the bank. He puts all the customers in danger with his wild west shooting. And for what? For be a hero? And who are the robbers? Lost in space or what?
How can you misunderstand "Take your business elsewhere"? Also, if he had failed to intervene, he'd have violated the oath he took as a police officer.
to serve and PROTECT a gun fight for paper is not protecting you realize banks can ask more money be printed to replace what was taken, unless they steal a few trillion and cause inflation. bank robber aren't stealing anyone's money. that's why banks let them have it and no one gets hurt over nothing at all.
@@ihatecrackhead Sorry, after reading your comment, maybe change your name to "iamacrackhead". It's not a gunfight for paper, it's stopping a crime in progress. Banks do not ask for money to be printed, nor does the treasury print money on request. Banks don't stop robberies because bank staff isn't trained or armed to do so. Like, nothing you said was correct.
@@namehere1772 most of a banks money is electronic paper money is kept on hand if the bank is low on paper money The bank asks for more money from the feds the treasury sends what they ask for. if the treasury needs more cause people ask for more, then they print more. there is not a paper dollar for every dollar in existence
@@ihatecrackhead A gun fight for money isn't the "protecting" part that you're misunderstanding.what you seem to not understand is, he still stood by his oath, because frankly idc what their business there was, if someone came at me with a gun ( even if it's just for money ) i'd want someone capable to be able to stop said idiot from aiming a gun at me, he simply protected someone random from an "accidental" discharge so to speak.
That bank should be ashamed of themselves for such a thing to say to a police officer who spoiled a bank robbery...... I for 1 hope the people who bank there take there banking business elsewhere....
@lentruthbtold riv I agree. If he robbed "world's" he should get much more time. Which "world's" did he rob? I haven't heard of any "world's" complaining about being robbed. Maybe you'd like to clarify.
i feal like going to a key bank & writing on deposit slip back this is a hold up put all the money on the counter we done this as teens write on slips & put them back in holder for a reg guy hand it to the cashier we would wait near by by & wait for scriens & laugh our balls off see some poor smuck getting in a cop car in cufs
Just imagine now if bank policy was not to give robber anything, I wonder how the robber will react then, not every day off duty officer is in a bank, it will eventually stop, but they find other ways to robbing banks.
@@robbykwizz555 They sure do, a few desperadoes will continue like this, but the intelligent robber's have gone onto online/credit card/ phone fraud. When these avenues are closed they will move on to another area of fraud and robbery. Unfortunately scum are cutting the banks out and going straight to the best source of easily obtainably funds-our older citizens and trusting institutions.
@@robbykwizz555 HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA. Are you ACTUALLY hearing yourself? According to YOUR logic, the death penalty will stop murders too right? That idiot only put the lives of those people in that bank in danger, and for WHAT? So he can get a pat on the back? The policy is in place to get the robbers OUT OF THE BANK QUICKLY and without loss of LIFE. How is that so HARD TO COMPREHEND for SO MANY? Good lord
all the bank is saying is to give the cash to the robbers to avoid things escalating and shooting up the bank. No need to get but(t) hurt about it. Banks have great insurance to replace stolen money. They'll file a claim and the tellers/customers get to live. The officer literally started a shootout inside the bank which even in hostage situations is the last resort for SWAT. This bank is actually placing a higher value on human life than over money by having a policy to give robbers the money. This comment is ridiculous.
@@ceezb5629 No, that’s not all they are saying. That’s one of the most ignorant statements I’ve read in a long time, and if you don’t already understand why then you’re not going to understand no matter how many times it’s explained to you.
So, he stopped an armed robbery from occurring and they want to ban him from their bank. I hope ever officer, firefighter and emergency medical team removes their money from this damn bank. He did exactly what he is trained to do. He saved several lives and took two suspects into custody. That is great work. He should by proud of himself.
AppCodeGuy What this guy did was protect a life. Multiple tellers have been executed at that location and I’m sure that day wouldn’t have been different. If the officer had stood there and done nothing I’m sure he would still be demonized anyways.
I’ve seen too many times where some business has refused service, then turn around and give them service again as soon as the story hits the news and THEY are the ones in the hot seat.
Bank employees have an obligation to hand over the money, but police officers are not part of that arrangement. Police have an obligation to assess the situation and determine whether to engage. Outrageous that the bank thinks a customer or a cop has to go along with the employee policy. Thank God the cop was there, and shame on the bank for lying.
Now, say that robber, who was laying there next to all these innocent people... shot one of them and killed them... You are aware that the city would immediately be on the hook for the millions of dollars they have to pay out right? You cool with that?
Now, lets suppose the cop just stood there and the robbers get the money and killed someone anyway, what happens then? The cop was doing what he was supposed to do. Or lets suppose that he let them go and they went on a robbing spree, what happens then? You cool with people like these running around without repercussions for their action?
thenerdnetwork let’s say your loved one was in the bank or a teller and you find out after the rover killed them and got away that there was an armed trained cop in the building! You would be cool with that because of a possible lawsuit? Yea I didn’t think so
Providence OPC-Bradenton the only safe bet is that if sombody points a firearm at you...they ARE going to fire upon you. Were officers trained to wait until they were fired upon, we'd have many more deceased men and women in blue. Sombody draws in comission of a crime, if there's an officer (or a civilian for that matter) who has an open shot, I'd prefer they (officer ir civilian good samaritan) take said shot.
Do not give Key Bank years to change their stance. Take your money out of there..and research who owns them. Do not give these people your money to "hang onto"..They should be systematically erased by choices.
@@viralupdateweekly4721 imagine having a off duty cop save your life and from being robbed only to tell him to fuck off for saving your life and closing said officer's account
No one has respect for people like this hero anymore because parents don’t teach their children that anymore. At the time of writing this comment I am 20 and was taught this shit from day one. I’m disgusted to see how people treat police these days and I honestly cannot wait to be a police officer myself once I graduate college.
They would have been a lot smarter to not have said anything and truly thought it out. This was stupid of them. They could have said we thank Officer so and so, we are glad no one was injured, but we discourage non-law enforcement from intervening. That at least would have been less offensive.
The only reason the bank is apologizing, is because this story went public. Everything is done for a reason and being sincere is not a reason in business and politics.
To the bank staff and manager in this video: The cop just saved your lives. You should all be ashamed of yourselves. In fact, your bank should be shut down and your staff should be placed behind bars for filing a police report against a cop that saved your lives.
@Corn Fed I'm referring to the United States judicial system and when I talk about design I mean the third article of the constitution. I get you can see someone in the video, but they are always suspects accused of a crime until they go through the process and proven criminals. Any professional newscaster is required/will use this terminology.
We’re butchering the language at this point. We are witnessing this “suspect” in the act of committing a crime. He’s more than a suspect, he’s an inch away from being irrefutably guilty. Change the word suspect to something more accurate. He’s a ‘Likely’ or a ‘Probably’ not a ‘Maybe’. We’re using weak language designed to soften the impact of the hard truth. Expect this problem to get worse over time as people are becoming more easily offended each passing year.
He is not a hero. All he did was put other people's lives in danger. When all they want is the money they they give him the money and they'd leave he want to have a shootout with innocent people around. Which could have ended bad he could have been shot in the head and it could have been turned into a standoff and more people could have been killed. That's why you give the people the money and they leave. You don't have a running gun battle. In a building people. He could have stepped outside and waited for the men to leave and then confronted them.
I would leave their bank anyhow. They haven't any respect towards their customers. As the police officer, I would extend a big middle finger salute and move to another bank.
YEAH... we need banks that support bullets flying around innocent customers. Banks that want us to DIE for them - god forbid a bank loses like $2,000 during a robbery (while profiting hundreds of millions a day and getting bailed out by our tax money). LOLLLL. Buddy you should actually be dumping all of your money in KeyBank. They'd rather lose $2,000 in a robbery than see a shootout with customers' bodies on the floor.
@@greenproductionmaterials6371 You do realize that you risk your life every time you step outside. You risk your life every time you step into a bath/shower.. You risk your life living near very old, very tall trees.. What's better really? California's earthquake faults or New York's high crime rates? What I was trying to say, in case you've missed it is,.. You should not boycott an entire bank branch just because the branch manager is a policy following moron..(Thinking his banks "Employee policy" In ANY WAY, should include an officer of the law, that is REQUIRED to follow a totally different set of policies and protocols). That's like shooting everyone in a neighborhood simply because one resident attacked a police officer.
@Travis Thacker no that attitude you both have is just the thing that is part of why your country goes on its knees. you have a civil war incoming if you all act like sissys, the bank, you folks and your president, the looters arent sissys, but they are assholes as well. you all will do well against each other. thank god most of europe doesnt have this bs.
@Travis Thacker still you could just block the bank in protests block the headquartes and let it run dry, maybe start a petition since trump always likes good pr for him and thinks the law enforcers are in right everytime. this whole "dont send police" will kill customers, but most likely not the executives of the bank if something real happens. with this behaviour that ive seen often in the internet coming from people of the whole american continent (s. and n.) is just eating you all up in the end. but tbh you also need to get rid off these cowboy behaviour sheriffs that think there actions couldnt kill anyone besides them. if they shot the cop they surely would be enraged and kill others too.
Johnny John. Think clearly .Bad move by this cop ! He should of waited for them outside ! They wore masks ! Bad guys wouldn't even fire a shot if things were smooth.Idiot people.
Rex Luminus and Hubert Chung, it's obvious you guys are not thinking... They guy was waving a gun around, if somebody did something to piss off the mentally unstable man, he would likely shoot them. The cop saved them, and prevented the robbery. The cop has my full respect, you cowards probably wouldn't be able to handle stressful and dangerous situations like that in an officers standpoint. I agree with Johnny, which has more votes than you two liberals. And I also agree with Shocker and Julien. Good day, respect the police and military.
I see you went out of your way to comment and express your hatred for everyone involved here ...except for the robbers :/ I hope when you have to call 911, no one comes
Well it's to avoid being hurt. However, it is typically meant for the workers of the stores to not impede the robber and to give them what they want. But the fact he was just a customer of key bank and not an actual employee, they should have no business telling him to go elsewhere.
Yes! I was a teller when young. They trained us to give it away! No questions asked. Help them out with the loot if they tell you to do so. No questions asked. Give it away. The officer was wrong, and the Bank gave in media pressure. Unless they had made hostages, and were threatening to kill someone, the off duty officer should have let it go. Follow them as they leave if you want, or take it up outside if you wish but, never, ever, inside the bank. Someone might have been killed, and then the officer would have been responsible. He should have done it, if for nothing else, to save his own ass.
Mario if you are worried about others being hurt, then you should be saying you with they were both shot dead right away. Then everyone is safe. It’s truly disgusting when some asshole doesn’t support the person that protected these people while off duty; it’s people like this that don’t deserve the freedom good officers give. I would honestly laugh if an intruder beat you in your own home after such a comment.
Ronald Strout You know banks money is insured the government, right? That means the money in the bank is just a stockpile to give out when people withdraw, it is not their money stored there. Hard to explain on the internet just look it up yourself.
Mario holy SHIT. How do you fucking people get so damned stupid? For one, had someone else been hit, i.e. an innocent bystander, the cop would NOT be legally, criminally or otherwise civilly responsible you fucking pussy. That would be delegated to the criminals who first caused the need for him to draw his firearm to begin with. Just like if a getaway driver brings 3 would-be burglars to my home. The odds are very high that if they make it into my home, past the security system, that I will welcome them with fully automatic gunfire from one of 4 class III weapons I own, usually my M16A1 as the rest are generally kept in a safe. If all three of them die, the driver will be charged with murder by association. Just like if I'm walking down the street and some dumbass tried to rob me, forcing me to draw my firearm and stop them, if another person is accidentally shot, wounded or killed it is NOT on me nor am I at fault in any way. All charges, criminal and civil will fall on the criminal who instigated the issue to begin with. And furthermore even yet, if I'm armed and can draw my weapon without being noticed or if I'm able to before they actually make their move, no way in Hell am I sitting there as you would, like a completely complacent little punk bitch. Only a leftist fucking twat would be so fucking naive as to believe being nice to someone who is willing to put a loaded gun to your head over a little bit of cash would stop them from deciding to beat, rape or even kill you. Wow, just fucking wow.
a brave and stupid police officer, the first thing I thought watching this video was "Oh, thats great way to accidentally murder a ton of civilians". Hes no ones hero, the money would have been insured. The only thing he accomplished was to put the lives of every person in that bank in jeopardy.
@Comrade NB I dont thinkt he cop fired the first shot. the robbers had the opportunity to surrender, they had the opportunity not to rob the bank int he first place, they had the opportunity to just leave. Lets not act like the robbers were not responsible for this situation
A lot of fast food restaurants also ban conceal carry. If you defend yourself from a violent customer (such as the assaults that happened the last few years, one of which left a woman blind in one eye and permanently scarred) or stop a robbery by using a gun, you will be fired. Happened to two taco bell employees last year if my memory is correct.
Key Bank: Help! We’re being rob. Dispatch: Please take your business somewhere else. Most of the officers are out on high priority call. Possible solution, just give the money to the robber.
Actually no. They don’t want there clerk or customers getting shot. They aren’t aware that even if u give the bank robbers money they still might kill you
Which has no impact on the Federal Government who has their own policy on how to deal with bank robbers. The bank just wants them to be caught without bullets flying around their branches.
@@jamesw71 The officer did not "start a gunfight". The robbers started it and the one robber fired the first shot. Police can usually put rounds where they want them without endangering others very much. He did exactly like he should have done.
People in that area should boycott that bank for not honoring this man for stopping this bank robber and also risking his life by doing so to protect other lives
@Jesse Graves It's NOT about the MONEY! It's about INNOCENT LIVES, EMOTIONAL TRAUMA, COMPLETE DISREGARD for rule of law and civility and savages acting like laws don't apply to them!
@@CarlosSanchez-vh7jz You're out of your mind if you think that's how easy it is to commit insurance fraud lmao... Every single bill in that bank is written up, and can easily be traced to see what or how much is missing, even if you tried asking for 100$ more you're not going to fool the billion-dollar insurance companies...
@@burn64 You got a ticket so the cop can make his monthly quota, I have never needed a cop to protect me either though I pray I'm never in such a situation that I would need a police officer for assistance, the police exists to protect the assets of corporate America and our amendment rights mean something to us as free Americans that's too bad it doesn't mean nothing for the actual lawmakers who put the little people in their place through force violating our god-given rights on a daily basis and it will get worse and when it does you will know that it is not Republican or Democrat but a bipartisan corporate agenda.
@@odanobunaga7584 I'm not arguing with you cause i actually do agree But not all are bad, yeah corporate America has its own best interests but in OUR TIME, RIGHT NOW We have officers stepping up and saying NO to politicians and Thier BS with masks... In a way we have infiltration of humans who stand with God in our military and also police forces, my dad being one, who has Multiple times stepped aside from illegalities within the department and has standing in solidarity with the community WITH fellow officers To say ALL are bad and corrupt shows who has a weak mind in real life, to honestly sit and think that an entire tree is spoiled just cause a couple fruits are rotten That is NOT the case, cause your right.... When push comes to shove WE THE PEOPLE will see whose corrupt, and whose not And at that point, much like Nobunaga, we fight.... It is inevitable in human nature cause stupid people are on the same par as corrupt people, ^ the hardest pill to swallow cause someone turning a blind eye is just as bad as commiting the crime, especially when it comes to fling with freedom and human rights Like the Democrats / Republicans are currently doing while the people "vote" for it
@@burn64 You are 💯 correct, you and your dad are true American patriots, poor people who are victims of their environment will rob a bank and they will get shot by the police because those robbers act out of desperation chosen not to follow the teachings of the Bible, only the middle class legal gun owners ex-police and ex-military that hate government and corporate corruption can only form a militia to defend the middle class hard workers as well as the lazy uneducated homeless and poor people they make bad decisions but they need a voice and only the middle class can pick up arms and fight for what is right because the poor are stuck in their situation of drugs and misery, we might not see eye to eye on everything but if you give me a gun and a uniform not the uniform of the police but a uniform of the Lord's military then I will take my oath as a law abiding citizen seriously but we would fight very bravely and die very quickly, let us pray for peace but by all means do not let them take our guns away, if the poor can put down their drugs and the middle class can put down their prejudice and join forces then there will be a army that would be too big to ignor, also our president is a freaking idiot there is a lot of money to be made in China and Russia, Soviet style communism is dead and socialism is nothing more than helping the poor, food stamps and social security is not hurting anyone but if the middle class can unionize and get power back from the corporate then the means of production can spread across all classes and capitalism can be accessed to everyone who is willing to work hard for their bread.
The money is insured. That's why they said to just let them take it. It's easier to file an insurance claim with the stolen cash than to deal with possible casualties because some big headed cop decided to step in without any backup.
@@RevvyP - “Big Headed Cop” no. The robber had a gun and threatened lives. Clearly he needed to be killed. People like you will lead to a socialist country & not one free person. No one would have guns if we had it your way right? Please think before you type.
because that isnt the way they wanna protect their customers.. to them they feel like if the officer wasn't there it wouldn't have been no shooting which customers were there.. I can see the bank pov but the officer had a job to do.. The bank feels like as long as they are compliance then no one shouldn't get hurt.. well it doesn't always go that way..
All you people bitching about the bank have low common sense. The reason they don't want a shoot out as was the case due to the dumb ass cop is simply because anyone shot by mistake can Sue the bank fools. Cops kill people on the daily and even when they are wrong they get away with murder. The bank has to much liability. What do you think that if the robber shot someone even by mistake the bank wouldn't suffer? Not the cop the banks insurance which is already supper high would suffer higher rates. The shitty paper/cotton with inc on it which is worthless fiat currency to begin with morons the little amount that they give out is nothing in comparison to someone being hurt and the business the bank having to pay for more insurance and someone possibly getting killed not by the cop but by people that are not used to handling a weapon correctly. End of story wake up idiots.
Dr.Kickass All you people bitching about the bank have low common sense. The reason they don't want a shoot out as was the case due to the dumb ass cop is simply because anyone shot by mistake can Sue the bank fools. Cops kill people on the daily and even when they are wrong they get away with murder. The bank has to much liability. What do you think that if the robber shot someone even by mistake the bank wouldn't suffer? Not the cop the banks insurance which is already supper high would suffer higher rates. The shitty paper/cotton with inc on it which is worthless fiat currency to begin with morons the little amount that they give out is nothing in comparison to someone being hurt and the business the bank having to pay for more insurance and someone possibly getting killed not by the cop but by people that are not used to handling a weapon correctly. End of story wake up idiots.
