Part 2 is just a bunch of bullshit propaganda painting the cops as the victims even though they were literally in the middle of someone else's home kicking in their bedroom door when they got shot... So yeah..... Lol
This is why veteran mental health is so important. They come back from being deployed and don’t know how to adjust. Even regular soldiers who didn’t have combat experience it’s still hard to adjust back to the civilian world. So sad for him and the officers that put their lives on the line.
A solider is trained to kill, an after combat becomes the only thing they know how to do. my heart goes out the the U.S army, police force, S.W.A.T, and special forces. keep up the good work
What is even more important is that the mental illness of the US military mantra doesn't get perpetuated and then sent to other countries where this type of behavior is viewed as perfectly normal as long as patriotic white Americans totally okay it upon nonwhite people in the lands they invade... Point blank. America got a taste of America in this incident.🤷🏽♂️
@@vingram100 None of the cops tried to get him until later. And also by training at least for me, also in Colorado, where this shooting took place, were not supposed to head back for the officer down, were supposed to head back to engage the shooter, and then deal with any wounded
Thing is it wasn’t the kids fault either , to a degree he had no control since it was a ptsd episode. Truly sad when you realize the kid had to accept all of that actually happened bc of him
@@julianhampton8799 I don't feel sorry for them because my son is black and I'm scared for him to walk down the street when he see white police offic ers so I don't feel bad
I lived in DougCo when all of this happened. The whole town felt the pain that day and I still remember every second. Much love and respect to all of those involved.
The way the bald officers eyes dart when he's explaining his story you can see him relive it right then and there. Just thinking of the scene right before him. That's true PTSD right there and I'm so sorry they had to go through that.
@@opiestanborough4774 you're making it seem like we only have sympathy for the fallen officer. We have a heart. Of course we cry for them too. You sound like YOU don't have sympathy for these men and women and that's worry some. Like "seriouse" 😑
crystal stanborough hey kid shut up and learn to spell and cops have family’s and this poor one was trying to help a poor less veteran who had hit rock bottom.
My heart breaks for both sides. The cops had to witness one of their own get shot down in front of them, while the veteran probably never got the help he needed and this was his outburst
Mental health issues are more & more common nowadays and the police have to become more than just law enforcement they have to also be therapist’s all while knowing the situation can change at the flip of a coin! (Just hearing those Gun shots being fired gives me the chills everytime I hear them 🙏🏾Pray for the family of the fallen officer who lost their life doing their job to the best of their ability🙏🏾
abcnews.go.com/Nightline/video/colorado-sheriffs-mission-shooting-death-part-55198682 Theres your part 2 m8 and I think you can watch this even if your out of the United states
As an ER nurse I see all types of psych cases show up to the ER and all types of cops showing up with such individuals. You get cops that clearly think they are above the law or are on power-trips or believe themselves to be something they are not while wearing that badge and carrying that gun. You get psych patients who are not really mental cases, rather people who just need a bit of love or affection or self-respect or at the risk of seeming insensitive, people that are lazy and only find excuses not to assume responsibility in life and carry their own weight and only seek attention and make themselves put to be a victim of life and society. You also get good cops, kind hearted, humble and seemingly there to help people and who have picked their profession with a ernest and sincere heart with sincere intentions....and you also get spych cases who are real psych cases, in the sense that these people are really living in a different reality and they will need all of the supervision in the world not be a threat to themselves and other people because there is psychotic, violent, harmful intentions existing within them. At the end of the day, you hope that good prevails in all sectors of life and in people's heart and minds. My condolences goes out to the family and loved ones of this seemingly good officer trying to do his job and putting his life of the line. I myself have been attacked several times at the hospital by psych patients trying to viciously harm me, sadly, I where no badge or carry no gun and my only job is to care for these people without the threat of wanting to hurt them or to seem like a threat to them as sometimes cops do given that they have an assertive and authoritarian presence carrying a gun and hurling orders at them.
@@7sukuyomi even I not being a police officer isn’t that stupid, you’d have thought this base-one thing should have been executed and not place themselves by the door like idiots , well at least I know swat wouldn’t have done something that hot headed
bullshit, officers like that save their own lives and their partners lives 100 times over. relating to someone's human side is being PROACTIVE instead of being reactive. unfortunately in some cases the fucker is just set on his decision and what he's going to do but officers that diffuse situations are a lot better off.
My heart breaks for these Officers. So troubling to have lived through. Prayers for continued safety for all Officers. But I'm sure it will always be within them. You don't put this behind you easily.
Cops kill us we kill them. Circle of life. Natural selection. Gotta look at it that way their cops an he's a military vet ur seeing the governments finest duke it out
I have expressed my opinion about many issues in the U.S.on these panels. The problem is that with the majority of this country's citizens we cannot even get to a point where we can disagree on something. Somebody does not care, somebody has a strong belief in something coupled with extreme ignorance and lack of knowledge (not education!). Of course I do not blame them, the crap they teach you in schools and university is just shameful. The education is designed to serve a system which is based on corruption, greed , wars and of course profit. That is what the law school are all about and of coursethe rest..
@@johncasper5052 how would they know beforehand they're veterans would have PTSD it's a psychological thing there's no way to know you have it before it happens
@@zunknownzz1961 of course, you cannot know for sure ahead of time. But history is proving that few come back from war unaffected. This is then exacerbated by the fact that really, most vets are hung out to dry when they return home. It is shameful. "Wave that flag".
@@notyrmom5698 I do agree with this but 20% of veterans come back PTSD and half of those cases are not severe while I do agree we have to do something about the severe cases I don't think more veterans are getting PTSD or psychological issues due to seen combat.
Yes. Most Police have some military experience and many I would say have untreated PTSD. Like Roy Oliver, a Texas PD who used his AR15 to put 5 shots in 0.9 seconds into a car moving away from him killing an innocent teenage passenger. Roy Oliver never left Afghanistan.
@@gavynmantilla4722 its a semi automatic rifle, meaning each pull of the trigger fires one round and can not be held down for continuous fire, think of a pistol. An assault rifle is fully automatic like a machine gun which the AR-15 is not, the AR stands for armalite rifle not assault rifle as many people assume.
Oh man I’ve seen this one. There was a body cam video that was taken before this that had one of the deputies speaking to him calmly. This happened a few hours later when they came back
As tragic as this Incident was/is, there are also very positive messages and images depicting, for example, Empathy, Compassion, 100% Bravery and Selflessness by these Amazing Law Enforcement Officers. It also calls attention to the struggles and suffering of those that are Mentally Ill, to include Veterans who suffer from PTSD. I’d like to think that this shooter or even his Partner had no idea how much help he needed and I’m sorry this obviously was not known before it was too late. Going Forward, I hope all of the LEOs 👮♀️👮♂️👮♂️👮♂️who survived have healed in every way…..RIP🙏🏽😇 to the Officer 👮♂️Who Lost His Life. My Condolences to his Wife and Other Family Members.
i mean he is ex military. you start bashing the door. he probably has PTSD and gone on defense. cops should of brought swat to handle the situation in a safe manner especially someone who is under mental health issues... mental health + ptsd + ex military = probably armed and ready to kill to protect himself
I'm obviously no cop, but if that shield she carried was able to stop 5.56 rounds, shouldn't she have positioned herself BETWEEN the door and her fellow officers? If so, she may have been able to save them all. I noticed that when shots rang out, she immediately backed away. Which I realize would be a natural reaction, to save herself. But unless I'm missing something, and I'm right about that shield, she possibly made a huge tactical mistake. If for nothing else, to get that shield in front of her to shield herself. It's a tragedy no matter what, and I feel sorry for that officer's family. He seemed to be a good dude.
Alexis Cou there is a good youtube video about why americans are so susceptible to PTSD specially in simple wars like Afghanistan and Irak where thy have all the advantages you want in a battlefield
What's up, they are risking their life cause they did not have anything else to do with their lives, so they become police officers and that is what the job call for.
@@faiiane4384......Gabriel, I am a Vietnam Vet. Lucky I am here, if I had been kill in war, then whose fault it was.....mine, I joined and I knew what could have happened in the battle field. I made it, thousands did not. What do I get from the VA now, nothing.....harrasment when I am in need.
Usually the sounds used in movies are actually recorded by using props, so they actually broke a window out and that sound has stuck with us ever since. Now it’s the stereotypical window shatter
@@BlueLazeMusic Zach got shot to death, and the gun man was also shot and killed in a rescue mission launched later that morning by the sheriff's swat team to save two other People in a joining appartement complex. Where they shot and killed Matthew. Edit i watched donut operators video where he basicaly showed the video narorated by the Douglas County Sheriff himself.
I'm sorry this happened and feel bad for the officer that was killed but standing in front of a shut door trying to kick it in when you know a crazy person is behind was not smart.
@@antheiheiant Certainly another approach could have been figured out. Firing a gas cannister through the window comes to mind and waiting for the A$$HOLE to run out.
I remember seeing this the day after it happened and then when they actually released the body cam coverage. My heart goes out to Zacks family, and to the surviving officers. Survivors guilt and the fact they couldn’t get to zack in time to effectively have a chance to save his life is heart breaking
@@briancigoi7899 they were all getting lit up by that douche bag, in a way they left him, but they also left the female as well. A fkd situation all around and sad
@@DonaldMcNuGGeT they should've all just taken cover until he came out the room and LIT🔥 his ass up...idk. Officer probably wouldn't have made it out alive anyways, depending on where he was hit..
@@briancigoi7899 easier said then done. It was a moment of panic from the way your talking you sound like you would hit yourself. Only bc you play some csgo or r6 doesn't mean you know anything about that kind of situation. Neither do I. What I know, is that in this situation anyone would act like them.
This is what happens when you enter a home without a warrant. If he had a history of mental issues, why the phuck would they kick his door down with 10 guns on the ready to shoot him. They didnt give a sheit about his safety, they couldn't handle the fact that he slammed the door on their face. They went in to hunt him down, but the hunter became the hunted. Next time, call in a mental health professional to intervene if you really give a sheit about their safety.
It's scary to think of. So many questions, could this have been prevented? If they would have taken him or filed a 1st report, maybe it wouldn't have happened? So terrible. Rest easy Zack. Thank you all for your sacrifices.
PTSD is real, May we help all those who suffer, our soldiers and military deserve our support and love abroad and on US soil. May God bless the blue that serve and protect.
Such a shame that America,such a beautiful nation,is run by a evil and unfair bully government, I say,hell for them all and the cops,agents and bullies. Also the American girls,God,what sweeties they are……….I know,I can only dream of them ,but there are many MUSLIMS out there. Yes ,the American government ruined my precious life………..
Mrbiggle xD He’s right, though. It stands for Armalite rifle, and Armalite is the company that produces them. I like guns in video games and know a bit about them, but honestly, I want them all gone from the public.
@@jdizzletheweirdo9400 You can't get rid of guns, period. By making them illegal, all you'll do is disarm law abiding citizens. Criminals will have guns regardless of their legal status.
@@lrc3974 , When that fucker started with the raising hands shit and screaming bull crap , rape rape , at that point obviously he wasn't thinking straight, they should had taken him into custody for disorderly conduct and then take his guns that he wasn't supposed to have anyways, and find out how he obtained those guns having a mental condition record.
@Johnson Terry "a mental condition record" yeah you don't know what you are talking about. He had PTSD which is apart of life for those who are not sheltered. You don't know what you are talking about.. combat veterans, cops, victims of crimes, rape, car accidents etc all have PTSD... you mean to tell me the violent trauma they must defend against gives them PTSD so they shouldn't have firearms to defend themselves? Should someone check on your mental condition?
The one that scared me/disturbed me the most when the second mag came from which killed zach putting all his rounds into him Rest In Peace Zack Parrish
@@Water-7695 the problem is the stigma that comes with mental health. Parents dont want to admit their child has mental issues, which leads them to not being looked after properly. Then shootings like this happen.
It's sad how common this is in many old veterans. Basically anything could trigger them. For example, making popcorn. It could be especially dangerous if they have mental health problems, as shown.
Must've been terrifying for Zach to realize everyone left while he was still inside. Edit: A war has begun in the comments and it's up to you to stop it!
@@speahlo4471 you are probably a blue soule... anim... that love to murder innocents and play the drama queen when they defend their life get lost blue scu..... by the way i said nothing that the blue scu... say when they murder an innocent or torture them one less tra... that will murder and dont worry innocent people will be safer now
Not gonna lie that cop chick is a badass hopping out the window like that. Damn I’m over here living my life and come back a year later to see all this😂. But to all the people I may have offended from the bottom of my heart I’d like to take this chance to apologize to absolutely NOBODY!!! Now I finna hop out this bitch right out the window✌️😘
DIIRTY BIRD During stressful time and with adrenaline pumping, you'll do crazy things. Like when mum's lift a vehicle of their kid trapped under a car.
A bad ass would have stayed in that apt where her brother was lying on the floor and killed that coward. That's a bad ass. Jumping out of a window and running for your life is jumping out of a window and running for your life.
It wasn't his or the gun dealer's fault. Once he got home from war, he didn't realize that he had PTSD, and neither did the arms dealer because his PTSD was never diagnosed or it wasn't documented prior to buying the gun
@@ADAM96667the military is to blame for this one ,they should examine all soldiers when returning from war. but they don't because the military don't give a f**k about you after you have served Thier agenda.
That would require the mental health professionals to actually report to NICS database, violating confidentiality laws, and opening them up to lawsuits, it’s tricky to say the least However if a court has said you’re crazy, you are prohibited from buying a firearm(of course that only works for law abiding people)
Something that needs to be expressed, especially with the stigma that’s already placed upon mental health issues! That stigma and the insults as well as discrimination and provider abuse is what stops many individuals from seeking the help they deserve and need! Also not everyone who is labeled as mentally ill is capable of doing something so tragic like this! Like personally myself, my mental health issues are from trauma from long term psychological abuse and being sexually assaulted as a 6 year girl then again as an adult being a human trafficking victim! So the paranoia is not something that just showed up randomly and I felt it was fun to live in survivor mode! Also for me, knowing what it’s like to be in so much pain, as abuse and discrimination leaves behind a pain that no words can describe and it’s something that forever changes who you used to be! And for most individuals it makes you very uncomfortable in your own skin as it’s very confusing and complex! I instead desire to reach individuals that have experienced something similar as myself as I might not have all the answers, none of us do that’s the nature of life! However I have a lot of experience in how not to handle it process it and react to it as the way I’ve coped with it over the years was the worst ways and it made a lot of the pain and heartbreaking issues worse and I don’t want anyone else to have to live with that and waist so much time like I did! And to understand that self love is far more liberating and fulfilling compared to the desire of your abuser caring cause they never will! You must release that to ease that pain and trauma…. That’s all, I’m glad everyone was okay! Thankfully cause that’s a real wild situation as the public needs to fully realize they are still human! And every officer there that night! They now live with mental health issues with mental anguish and emotional distress… and for the rest of their life certain events will be triggers and it’s difficult to process and figure out how to cope! The most important thing is become fully self aware…
lmao so true. Everyone judges, and yet they have no idea what it is like. (Not saying I have either, but my dad was a cop, plus I can only imagine what it would be like)
Watch all 3 parts here turns out he was bullied by and had a beef with leo. abcnews.go.com/US/colorado-officers-describe-happened-horrific-ambush-style-attack/story?id=55102757
That is a feel good story if I have ever heard one, cops getting shot for not leaving the guy alone after he closed the door. That massive escalation of force is on them and their huge fragile ego's!
True Smoker idk if the marines are apart of the army or something but my cousin was stationed in Iraq. But he was officially stated as traumatized by the doctors
Sadly, these are the side effects of war that has been going on for many decades to all societies. PTSD is a real problem. It makes a person's view of the world really twisted and a dangerous place.
It's not necessarily the war itself. It's that the military makes you a warrior, yet when you come home they don't teach you how to be a civilian again.
@@nikolakaravida9670 No! the mental problem was already there. He should have been tested for possible instability and never been accepted into the military...period.
police wouldn't need it if everyone else wasn't carying because "they have a right to". The problem isn't the police having guns, it's that everyone does
@@thomerno Biggest facepalm ever. Regardless of what the law says, the criminals will always find a way to get their hands on firearms. So fucking silly if you think otherwise
anonymous lol I’m sure you haven’t seen the crime rate spike in Minneapolis since they abolished their police, and are now saying that people should bow down to the criminals. You are part of the problem and why America is doomed
anonymous well let me be the first to tell you that everything you said is false. Remember when people tried to block themselves off from police and run society by themselves? Yeah chop is the exact reason why “social workers” would never work. Also only 18 unarmed black people were killed last year, less than the total amount of unarmed white people so please check your facts before you spew some liberal media my way
I'm not some Internet professional, but even I know that kicking the door in was a bad idea there... The man suffers from ptsd, which means loud noises (like a door being breached) can trigger an episode. That's likely what happened and why he opened fire. I've seen S.W.A.T teams take upwards of 6hrs before resorting to force when it comes to singular targets or hostage situations. The guy wasn't a threat until they cornered him and continued to pressure him. Their best move would've been to fall back when they realised he was barricaded. People who are mentally ill can still be talked out of shitty situations... If he had just tried to reach him on a human level like before, perhaps they would've caught a flurry of words instead of bullets.
Take away the gun and the badge and what you got ? A sucker in uniform waiting to get shot, police are just not trained enough, not paid enough and so on for this level of danger, and if those rumours that they deliberately hire idiots are true then you know.. Though those guys looked like they had some shiny boomstick toys so who knows
old worm I understand what you’re saying, the other guy must be a sovereign citizen . We don’t live in a world where we take the law into our own hands that’s why officers are here to enforce the laws. The job is not easy this video being proof .
