Imagine having $99,000 dollars, and a smartphone while being on the run. Yet getting arrested because you were incapable of finding someone to tow your car.
Can you imagine being the Asian woman if she actually had nothing to do with anything and really just had a flat tire lmao. Imagine how confusing all this would be 💀 you're in a newish country, you get a flat tire, the cop cuffs you "to get your sweater" and then all this mess. I mean hell it's confusing enough even knowing she killed someone
The fact that they’re having this nonsensical conversation while both playing 5D chess in their heads on how to make the situation go the way they want is just comedy gold.
"Why you cuff me?" "BECAUSE! I'm gonna get your SWEATER!" Had me fucking rolling. This poor officer was trying so hard to keep her calm and distracted.
you'd be surprised how hard it can be to handle a small person if that person really doesn't want to get arrested. But ofc it's easy to write such comments on the internet :)@@Nick-b7b9s
Playing stupid, the suspect is less likely to accuse her of trying to detain her. After all, she's stupid. I've been in a situation where I had to play dumb to get out of it. If I didn't, I might've been assaulted more than I already had been at that point. I was only 8 years old.
"Sgt campos you can stop the car now, officer hernandez already jailed the wang dingus over there" "I GOTTA GET TO OFFICER HERNANDEZ SHES IN TROUBLE!!!!"
@@rickyrickardo4913 who are you to tell anyone when to start or stop something? Have your opinions, but don’t try and force them on anyone else. Legend has it you’re still trolling…
That motorist that stopped and helped Hernandez saved the day! What a nice man! Hernandez should not have been placed in that position to arrest Wang in her own.
@@mvcharismaThere's a difference between patrolling and the active situations where one is procedurally recommended to seek back up. What kind of office are you in with exactly one police officer, who has no ability to contact any other form of law enforcement?
Lakewood here and a damned good mechanic. I refuse to stop for anyone anymore, even WHILE carrying 230 grains of JHP. There's a reason it's called the Wild West. I came within an inch of dead at 9:30 one night in Pasco of all places when my vehicle broke down on the side of 90. Pitch black. Some dude stopped to presumably help. I was crouched down looking at my front end - he stood over me with a tire iron; his arm cocked-back, ready to swing. The one time I wasn't carrying only because I was on my way back from the Midwest through several states with no concealed carry reciprocity. Only the Grace of God and fast talking kept me from going home in a body bag. Never again.
LMAO !!!! 😂😂😂😂. Ashe played like she didn’t understand that cop and the cop was trying to distract her . She (Cop) should have told her she’d take her to a gas station or somewhere to call or meet her family member and locked her butt up in the back seat .
@@thegreencat9947 I concur. The awe of her in his aura is undeniable. She could have been tussling with a Lion and he still would have stopped to help his future wife 💞
@@Suzuha_Amane She was wanted for murder and ended up having a loaded revolver in her car lol. I'm all for pointing out corruption in police enforcement, but all of these actions are clearly justified lol.
@@BACNandEGGS You don't have to search someone to offer them a ride in the back of a cruiser. Since she was cold, the officer can suggest she sit in the back and she'll heat up the car. And the trap is set. :)
@@hrod9393 Dude, it is more likely she knew after she slept with him. The secret got out and she got mad. Especially since she found out she got pregnant and begged him to leave her lol. This is more likely.
@@FantasticFanatique You actually believe she's pregnant? 😆 I would need a lot more proof before I believe a cold blooded murderer trying to get loosened cuffs. You sound young and naive. As for cheaters, remember, it takes 2 to tango.
It's pretty much the same with all criminals they think they'll come up with this grand scheme to get away with it overlooking the minor details. Was robbed at my job at a liquor store about 2 years ago. The dude thought he was gonna get away except for the fact that earlier that evening he called the store asking how many managers was on duty. The cops was able to track him to his house and arrest him. Dude is doing a few years of probation for a 8 dollar bottle of Canadian mist😭🤣😭🤣.
nowadays they can also read the GPS from your car as well to see where you've been driving, so if you're suspected of a crime they will just just look at that and if the cars GPS lines up with the crime location.
@@brentbarnett9224I sure did, Then the cop said _"he is good"_ and there was no issue. Funny that. Look man, If you wanna be a crappy human then that's fine, Just don't encourage other people to be like you... The world is better off.
@@animula6908 What I meant , specifically, is not to let outward appearances or words unduly effect your judgement.These you are absolutely in control of.I learned while still young that the most attractive and well spoken can be the most destructive and ill meaning; I think that this woman's harmless, lost, act would work on most people.The whole clueless foreigner who is lost and adrift is a fairly common hustle, - all over the world, in every culture.
@markferguson3745 I was fooled by her appearance also. My first thought, she looks naive. But she was just putting on an act. The fact that with her ex-boyfriend, she demanded money for the breakup and then to shoot her ex-lover and on top of that had worked in a nightclub, shows she isn’t really that naive at all.
@@markferguson3745 Definitely. But it’s also not conducive to a good life to suspect everyone you come across of being a dangerous criminal. Far more often than not, people who appear to be in need of help are just in need of help. Staying alert is important, always, and everyone should use common sense and rely on their intuition, but most people who need help aren’t violent criminals.
And it’s not even two small counties either, Torrance County is in the center of the state while 2 counties away can be in the absolute edge of the state.
@@freddydee270 I'm all for women or anyone to do what they want. But I have 3 daughters, and I confess I'm SO glad they go into law enforcement or combat. Women are FAR more vulnerable to danger than men. Not fair, but that's the way it is.
Personal opinion, remaining anonymous is probably better. Thanks from all the on scene officers, but no paper trail link to the apprehension of a murder suspect. I would resist even giving my name at the scene.
I was starting to get worried about the officer, that suspect was a lot stronger than she looked and that civilian stopped just in time, you can tell that female officer is a badass but she was getting winded from the struggle. I was relieved when I saw that pickup backing up and dude came to help. It's too bad she didn't remember him from their previous meeting but I bet she will remember him after this!
@@christielee7011she's a LEO, she deals with a large amount of randoms on a daily basis. The police are not going to remember every single person that tries to small talk with them..
@@jackchandler4984 This is true, since in merica a case can get thrown out on the tiniest technicality. Don't give them an inch because they will take ten miles.
@@SandyL0uise i agree. Not being able to physically detain a light weight woman who is at least one head smaller than you without assistance from a stranger is NOT a sign of her being exceptionally fit to be a police officer. Just look at their physical difference on the dash cam footage, the fact they struggled for so long despite the difference in weight and height (and without the perp actually fighting back) endangers herself and other officers. Not against women on the force but she should lift some weights.
Damn. That's gotta be the worst life changing feeling. You're halfway across the country, thinking you got away with murder and 100k. Then your tire blows out, a cop pulls up and miraculously gets a call from the NY detectives that you're on the run for homicide. What are the chances? She definitely was going to try and kill the cop when she tried to get her bag from the passenger seat. This could be turned into a movie.
It's not that crazy because they were pinging her phone and listening to her, the damn NYPD knew she had 2 blown out tires in New Mexico, shows you how you have zero privacy rights in regards to smart phones.
@NameSpaceVoid I didn't know that they tapped her phone, but now I see it's the only way they could've known she had 2 flat tires. In order to tap the phone, there must be probable cause for a serious crime and a search warrant granted by the judge. They then give the warrant to the phone company, and they record the calls and feed it to the police. They can't just tap anybody.
if your phone is on and connected to a network, the cops can locate you with a warrant, they don't need to tap your phone. How did that comment get five upvotes
They literally said they had someone giving them information, probably the friend she is waiting for. They didn't know because of her smartphone. They just knew she had blown out tires and could ping the location through her GPS location on the phone. Nothing more nothing less.@@NameSpaceVoid
@@tdbhmusic I would like you to explain how a “confidential informant”, as he puts it, from New York knows she’s blown out tires in New Mexico. Literally the only explanation is they tapped her phone. Look I’m not defending this murderer ok, just acknowledging the power the authorities have. If you have a smart phone they can listen.
Yeah, that was nice. However, it’s pathetic that she needed help in the first place, especially to take down an untrained woman who looked to be all of 110 pounds. If the cop simply knew how to use her bodyweight correctly and/or was trained to use simple pressure point jiu-jitsu moves, she would’ve had her subdued and apprehended no problem. And in my opinion the lack of this type of training is the reason they’re so quick to pull out their weapons.
At one time I knew three psychopaths at one time: two of them actually had got a kind of diagnosis at work, on a week-long junket. They’re great at seeming to misunderstand, giving non-answers or pretending (that they think) you mean something different than the obvious thing you said or asked. Or they find that your memory of what they said is somehow faulty.
The second conversation is hilarious, where each is trying to seem “innocent”, each trying to deceive the other, and each is completely suspicious of the other.
They should have never sent officer Hernandez back to the scene by herself, eerily reminiscent of that poor New Mexico officer sent to pull over a highly dangerous, heavily armed individual who ultimately executed the officer on the side of the highway.
Right? Tell her I'll get your bag while she's locked in the back and take my sweet time while letting them know she's caged but not searched lol. She missed TOO MANY opportunities to get the upperhand.
This is a good lesson for everyone to hear, ANYONE can be a killer. Even a young girl as this suspect. Don’t let yourself be fooled and always stay safe and vigilant everyone!
So true!!I’m surprised no one else is really talking about that. That’s when she got sketched out. That’s when she began saying she was cold and wanted to go back to her vehicle. That is where the officer messed up for sure!! Bc that lady did seem somewhat trusting of the cop initially……..
Yeah she perked up REAL quick when she heard “homicide suspect” and “new York” coming out of the radio. It seemed like she started being more hesitant to talk to the cops after that too
@@mblend27 I suspect as she was attempting extortion on the ex and he disappeared going to meet a 'friend', he probably was paying her off to leave him and his wife alone.
I was just wondering if I drove by that would I stop. I was wondering if a stranger coming up to help would be good or if it would freak the cop out more. Then that guy stopped.
@@e2rqeyi guess you don't speak more than one language, but it's very common you understand a foreign language better than you speak it. No offense meant if you knew this.
I get it. But if youve ever driven through AZ and NM, esp along the I-8 and I-10, you can go hours without seeing L.E., tow trucks, etc. Might be a side effect of cutting those types of jobs for the sake of ensuring our poor little politicians keep getting raises and such...
I'm annoyed the trooper has a job still. I'm not saying woman can not be cops, but this one can not be on her own. What if it was a guy she needed to subdue?
Seriously...the male cop was like if your not comfortable detaining her just wait till i get there like wtf? If she cant detain someone she shouldnt be a cop@jmo82592
America is the huge there are giant pieces of the USA that are patrolled by like one or two cops. thats why the right to bear arms is so important,. when the cops are 15 min drive away you need to be able to defend yourself.
@@Angels510no sh!t, also how did the trooper go back to the same place after 50 or so mins cuz she knew the 'friend' is not coming and she would find her in the same spot otherwise they would start the search ahead assuming she moved
@@babalonkiethis case was quite some time ago and as the perp is now incarcerated, "trying to guess it and shout it out" poses zero risk to anyone, and thinking that is the actual dumb part or it wouldn't be all over yt now would it? Touché.
Hernandez's ability to establish a positive connection with people, even without realizing it, was truly beneficial. It was evident from the beginning that her intention was simply to spread positivity to others. This definitely worked in her favor. I'm relieved that both she and the man who stopped to help her made it through safely!
And he did the right things when the other officers pulled up (they didn't know what was going on) he put his hands up. When you haven't heard anything from the person making the arrest in a few minutes and there is an unknown stranger on scene the cops showing up have no idea what is going on. Always best to show that you aren't a threat.
It does make me worry because it's the number one default to people have with female officers operating alone. It took half a second for that male civilian to help her or as she struggled for several minutes. Imagine if that had been a man she had to detain.
Holy shit. Throughout that whole arrest, Officer Hernandez had no idea how close she was to actually being shot and killed. Haiyan was so antsy to get into her car, and the gun was RIGHT THERE.
I think the girl didnt actuslly think she was or had committed a crime. I think she genuinly was gonna just grab her sweater. She prob thought having a gun and or that much cash was not a crime, just personal property. And the car, people borrow cars all the time she probably thought. Lastly, she prob didnt fathom that nyc couod or would have relayed info to new mexico, especially bc sue wasnt pulled over and her plates werent run, just a friendly cop helping a blown tire
@@ImRanchWilderlol she sure fought tooth and nail to get her “sweater.” I think it’s way more likely she was trying to get the gun that just so happened to be right inside the door she desperately tried to open
He had no right to hold her against her will and neither did the cop, u cant detain someone if they havent committed a crime and search their car without their permission
@@Suzuha_Amane But Wang/Deng HAD committed a crime. NYPD had her cell phone pinging from nearby towers. NMSP had more than just a hunch here, and had every right to detain her and search her car.
@@Suzuha_Amaneactually she can, being detained isn’t being arrested and can be done based on reasonable suspicion which she had; now the search of the car no but she didn’t open and go into the car she was looking at it from the outside.
@@pede8889 I think he means they are desperate somehow.. peoples low value or poorly maintained vehicles..or a bad driver... suggesting its an unplanned trip ..or driver has problems.
@@pede8889 not exactly sure what makes stranded motorists more dangerous, but it’s been proven beyond any doubt. They’re frequently eager to fight or do something stupid, which is why you need to be paying strong attention when dealing with them
Even with her limited English you can see how the suspect manipulates people even with just lying about how long she’s been on the side of the road it’s a little eerie
No. Shame on him. Never involve yourself in an officer arrest. Besides being dangerous, you open yourself to liability. It's none of your business and idiotic to ever involve yourself in an arrest
@@stephpom5373 Usually at this point, it’s not helping and arrest.. it’s helping a fellow human being save their life. Most of the time when men stop to help LE.. they are getting their shit pushed in and are close to taking the asphalt temperature challenge.
@@juanvaldez5422 The arriving cop didn't know who he was. It's not like he shot the guy. And there is a certain level of humor in the confusion of it. I was once involved in a car accident with someone who was fleeing a cop. I stayed in my car while the cop jumped out of his cruiser and held the suspect at gunpoint as he awaited backup. When backup units arrived, one of them came up to my car with his gun pointed at me. I simply put my hands up and said "Hey, I'm fine!" He called over to the original cop to confirm that I wasn't a perp and then he left me alone. No biggie.🤷🏻♀️
@@Steve.._. I was probably in my early 30's when it happened, and I wasn't scarred by it. I'm a woman, and I'm guessing the guy in this video is mentally strong enough to deal with having a cop NOT shoot him. What alternative response would you prefer from the cop when he's arriving at an incident where a fellow officer had to call for backup?
@@AdamJ09303 People would steal his apple bites and yoghurt from the staff fridge, he was just one missed meal away from dealing out justice like an avenging Angel.
I had no idea EWU had a bodycam channel!!! I've been subbed to their other channel about dissecting murders and such, just stumbled on this today and thought was a ripoff, fake channel until I heard "the voice" start narrating. Yup! Same one, lol subbing now
It can go either way. There have been dozens of videos where a black woman being detained by police will call for help and before you know it there’s 40 people surrounding and threatening the officer. You get the activists or the Antifa type and they’ll attack the police, we see it plenty.
Female officer to herself- "Don't be suspicious, don't be suspicious" 🎶🎵 Also female officer- "Is your friend coming? Is he bringing you a flat tire?"🤔🤨😂
😂😂😂that's what I'm saying, she was tripping over herself trying to "keep it cool", but acted more like Officer Obvious with the repetitive and stupid questions ("you're cold? It's cold out here? Aren't you from Pennsylvania, isn't it cold there?") as someone from PA who lives in California, I can promise you that even though it was colder in Pennsylvania as a whole, _I still get cold_ just as easily, whether it's 45° in California or Pennsylvania!
It was an extremely tense situation. You too would be tripping balls. A known homicide suspect, most likely armed, unknown location of weapon, of course the officer was anxious and scared. Kudos to her for maintaining the courage and in control for as long as she had and you can actually hear the relief in her voice once the civilian renders assistance. Under the circumstances she did an awesome job.
Seriously….i had to take a break on the ones about children u had two terrible dreams about a child & a baby being harmed & I was like ok my subconscious can’t handle this every night
This happens quite often. It's just media doesn't report on it because the victims are mostly male. It wouldn't fit the american narrative of "man bad, women good".
@@RAIS0KU I just watched a video of an off duty cop punching a civilian in the face and received only received probation and community service as punishment.
@@tekboi1984 She didn't have control over others spoken words.. 🤔🤔 I bet there is atleast one person that actually thinks she can control other peoples conversations, so thanks for stating that fact. How about focusing on what she did have control over? She had control of the volume. She had control of the door she left open. She had control of where she asked the suspect to stand. Asking her to step beside her unit while important radio chatter is in progress is at the very least a rookie move.
@MeadeJ67 She was handling it much better than a lot of male cops I've seen. Obviously if it was a male suspect she may not have gone that route. (Personally since she obviously wasn't just going to take off I would have stopped a good ways down the road until backup arrived. But close enough to monitor her movement as she could just grab her bag and stick her thumb out.) That all being said, sadly I can't begin to count the number of lone male troopers who have been shot.
The woman officer then would have been dealt with...it's not a womens' job, I keep saying for years. It's absolutely egoistic to think a woman can be like a man being a risk to every male officer who will protect her no matter what by instinct.
Nah don't help, it could be a false arrest and you know the civilian will get charged before the cops do. They keep their job and pension while the civilian loses their job and livelihood. I wouldn't risk it. If the trained professional can't do their job neither should the people who pay them lol.
Hats off to the good Samaritan for one noticing the struggle in the grass, could of easily been missed in the low light and two taking action as safely as possible to help the officer. He's a good egg.
Wait. Why in the HELL did the detective not tell them it was homicide from the jump? Seems they KNEW that but earlier stated it was just a robbery she was wanted for …. Being wanted for killing someone is way different and would alert the officer to take greater precautions. So glad the citizen came and helped!
It was an active update on the investigation. They were looking through the house during the call until they finally found the body. Then, later, the wife was on 911 call. I saw this before in the movie "The Guilty 2021" with Jake Gyllenhaal and the foreign movie "The Gulity 2018". It can happen all in one night.
@@charliechurch5004 do you know how many clips exist on the internet of perps outrunning, evading and resisting arrest of policemen? It’s a lot. Theres also a lot of clips of policemen LOSING their battle trying to take down a suspect. Lol I get what you’re saying. Men are naturally stronger than women, at least in upper body strength. But you used a piss poor argument. Do better at trolling 🤗
@@lukemackara2786 When I was 8 or so, I went to the hospital for certain tests related to my school behavior. It took 5 grown adults just to keep me still, and a 6th to transport me. These people truly have no idea what they're talking about.
@@lukemackara2786 How is it sexism? She's a police officer who has a job to detain criminals, to which she is massively struggling with even the smallest of people.
Seen this body cam footage on a random body cam channel, but my gosh the back story makes the footage all the more frightening! And we have EWU to thank for this, you guys and I will say this time and time again are by far the absolute best channel for true crime on RU-vid! I can’t thank you enough for feeding my obsession with this type of content! Thanks to everyone and I mean everyone involved in putting this story, gathering footage, and research to make this video!❤❤
@@clabzzz "Samaritan" can mean: "A native, or inhabitant of Samaria; especially one practising certain ethnoreligious traditions indigenous to that region." It's obviously a joke.
@@CasabaHowitzer good point. But I'm leaning towards English perhaps being the commenter's non-primary language as the issue rather than this being an intentional joke. Doesn't really matter anyway.
@14:22 You can see she is so exhausted she is stumbling and can barely walk. And yeah, her deception skills and how she handled the suspect was really sloppy, too. Poor effort.
Indeed. I've seen other cases with female officers in US. Mostly , civilian have to intervene. Greetings from France. I understand what you say. I'm a woman.
I had to he restrained once when I was about 105 lbs (at 5'8"). (In my defense, they kept saying I had bipolar and medicating me- but it turned out I didn't have bipolar, just really bad reactions to medication that made me act "off). It took two body builder EMT's and 4 off-duty cops to hold me down, and I still got a foot loose to kick one of them in the face. I think small people can be harder to restrain. We are wiggly.
@@Twinkie989 Those "Bodybuilder EMTs" werent trying to hurt you. Had they been officers, trying to arrest you, and didnt have to worry about being sued for hurting you, it wouldnt have taken more than one, and a minute or two. Women are delusional.
@@Twinkie989wiggly made me laugh but in all seriousness, you are right, smaller people can move fast! And also, that sounds like a terrible experience, hope you are doing better now🙂
I used to do that but not anymore, unless it’s in a parking lot or high visibility area. You never know what could happen to you or who you are dealing with along the side of the road. Everyone has a phone these days and can call for help. Sad that it has come to this. 😢
@@walden6272Standing next to a disabled car, she easily could have put her thumb out and someone would have given her a ride. Of course, she can’t have known that her friend that she was waiting on ratted her out, but even so, after the cop came by, I’m stunned she stuck around.
@@karenneill9109 She drove from a long distance. I'm not sure if her friend even exist. I thought she made up that story to get the cop to leave. I don't know what her plan was after the getaway car got flat tires. Yea, her best bet was to hitch hike. A pretty girl stranded on the side of the road, I'm sure she either gets picked up by a white knight or a serial killer. Either way, she might have to kill again to get that car to go to Mexico.
She has a gun. It's not that she can't handle it physically, it's just that if she handles it a bit too much without probable cause it's her that will be behind bars.
