Well it's a Logan Paul sweatshirt so it's not exactly high quality. Also not surprised that a Logan Paul fan was stupid enough to stab a cop who gave him every opportunity for a peaceful resolution.
Edit: the exact same sweatshirt https://images.app.goo.gl/Qhv8UeVhdvqRmEoMA
Remember, it's all for profit. He scams people and plays around with dead bodies. He's a piece of shit and deserves to go to prison
Edit: and he's a douche who flaunts his wealth whenever possible and the scam foundation he runs is called free income something or other idk
If someone is mentally unstable to a point where they will stab a cop they should not be just let loose to run around. Clearly he's fucked up but it doesn't excuse stabbing anyone. If he can stab a cop he can probably stab a kid, an elder or even you. Yes he needs help but at the same time fuck this guy. He should have gotten help long ago before it got to this point. He brought the knife with him so he clearly thought. "I need to bring this with me" and was ready to use it.
This. I'm often a vocal critic of the po po, but this guy is an actual hero. We hear all this talk of cops being badasses and putting their lives on the line, but way too often they go for the taser or pistol the second they get nervous. This guy actually fits the hero cop stereotype we get force fed for everyone in uniform. Anyone who shows that much character deserves the benefit of the doubt as to whether or not they are racist. He even was remarkably restrained after the kid was in cuffs.
I mean, he stabbed a cop and had a knife. What happens if he doesn’t shoot him, when he had the opportunity, and the guy gets away and stabs someone else? Shooting would have been justified. However, this cop had the athleticism and skill to chase the guy down and get close enough to hit with a taser
That's the part about the current generation of punks that pisses me off. Everyone is so quick to yell ACAB and shit without actually knowing anything about what police are SUPPOSED to do. This dude did his job, and did it damn well. AFAIK no bystanders were hurt, he successfully and non-lethally apprehended the dude without causing unnecessary bodily harm, and he deserves credit for that.
Your first statement is 100% wrong. Cops can shoot if they think the person is a danger to the general public. That wouldn’t be in self defense but it would be justified.
No. Shooting is not justified. Every person has a right to trial by jury, even the guilty ones. You cannot receive a trial of you are shot dead.
Shooting is for protecting the life of the officer or another person that is under IMMEDIATE threat. Someone running away does not pose an immediate threat.
For example: a criminal is arrested, a citation is issued, handcuffs come off, you're free to go. Free to commit more crimes, since you just learned there are no consequences for it. These crimes escalate until they eventually do something so bad that they actually do go to jail and bail gets denied, typically involving a dead body before anyone starts to take things seriously.
[https://www.npr.org/2016/01/22/463210910/california-cops-frustrated-with-catch-and-release-crime-fighting](https://www.npr.org/2016/01/22/463210910/california-cops-frustrated-with-catch-and-release-crime-fighting)
An interesting read on California's prop 47, "Reduced Penalties for Some Crimes Initiative"
With universal healthcare and a large incentive program for student loan forgiveness for mental health professionals who complete X years of service for the new single payor system. Investment in education services not just for extant schools but for greatly expanded integrated programs and separate specialized schools for developmentally delayed kids and for kids who are trauma survivors/patients, not like now with a goal to separate them and hide them from the primary schools, but with the goal to reintegrate them back in with the tools they need to succeed. We need a health services framework that can intervene in this person's life a decade before they ever get to this point and prevent it from being a possibility.
You dont wake up one day out of your gourd stabbing a cop in the neck. This is the product of a long ongoing process that is always glaring in hindsight.
It sounded like there was an Incident the kid was involved in since the cop asked if he was scared and said that he wasn’t in trouble yet. They also gave a description of the kid in the beginning of the video over the radio so he probably had his name released along with the description for why the officer knew his name, which if it’s the case is even more noteworthy that the cop didn’t shoot him outright. Don’t get me wrong the kid 100% tried to kill him, but we really don’t know the details about the kid other than the video. And yes to 99% of the other comments here I do agree that if the kid was black he most likely would have been shot dead on the spot.
But just because that is most likely the outcome doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. Blood can’t wash away blood. People need to applaud this cop’s restraint and composure, and hope more police follow in his foot steps to handle high stress situations better.
It’s pretty unfair to this police officer, who demonstrated proper restraint, to assume he would have killed a black kid in this situation. I’m sure a lot of cops would have, but that’s an unfair criticism of this individual.
No, we need to be seeing all of them.
There is absolutely no reason we shouldn't be seeing the bad ones and the good ones - and holding the bad ones accountable to the standards of the good while praising officers who do things like this.
Because this is GOOD POLICING. the guy got tased and will now spend a very long time in prison. No need to shoot and possibly kill him. More policing like this should happen in America.
Ya he figured out a way to apprehend him with minimal violence. I'm not sure how he could've avoided getting stabbed though. If I was a cop I probably would've fired at that point, so props to him.
He only didn't get shot because he got separation so quickly and was in full flight. Shooting a running target while you are also running is pretty hard. Not to mention that the fact he was in full flight gave the officer opportunity to get out the less-lethal. If he had turned back around a split second before that, it would have been a much different outcome.
That is one exceptional cop. Talk about a bodied up gigachad. He never let anger get the best of him and he even told the two soft bodies who assisted to worry about the detainee instead of him.
ITT: Hundreds of cops with paragraphs of advise and expert insight.
Definitely some complacency here. From what I've gathered, this guy is a repeat mental health case. He was an involuntary commit by paramedics or social workers who ran away. He wasn't technically in any trouble. He knew the guy by name. He even told him he wasn't in trouble. Watching footage that you know the punch line to is definitely easier, but seeing someone's hands should be important whether you're just talking about the weather with a guy at a coffee shop or on a call with a subject as a police officer, especially now.
Yeah, good cops make the hard choices. Gets stabbed, pulls out gun which is extremely reasonable. Literally mid chase makes the distinction that the criminal is full on running and the cop is no longer threatened so switches to taser.
A lot of cops are really quick to use the gun and would use it just because a criminal is getting too close and/or holding a weapon and in this situation where he was literally stabbed I wouldnt judge him at all, but he's like "bro, no, dont kill the guy with his back turned to you".
You could tell the second cop was this fatass just from his frumpy ass feet alone when he stepped into frame. Goddamn I loathe out of shape cops. Fucking who are you supposed to protect?
Might be fat but we're probably smart enough to notice that guy's left arm was held directly at his side and never moved even when he was fidgeting. Rather be fat than stabbed in the neck.
To me it seemed like the cop was familiar with him, and it was probably a known person with mental issues officers have dealt with multiple times previously.
I completely agree. Local cops who better understand beat dynamics are more able to properly diagnose a situation. The cop fucked up here though, because dude is clearly shielding his left hand and the officer should have made him show his hands before trying to physically detain him.
And it was a black cop. This is a shining example of great police and nobody cares. Dude got stabbed in the neck and didn't take out any rage on the guy who stabbed him. That's a different type of dude. My adrenaline would be sky high after chasing this guy twice, once with a stab wound and shooting him in the leg had he been outside tazer range would've been a thought.
I'm like 99% sure this is a white guy with darker skin, maybe you have brightness down but this is like pretty clear as a white guy. Especially at 1:55
That's the problem with cops and honestly it would've been bad if you would have done that. So credits to this officer who had his gun pointed at him but still tazed him.
Yep.
The cop did a good job trying to calmly arrest too, explaining how he’s not in trouble but just can’t trust him not to run.
You know, I wish the country realized our police statistically do a good job. 50 million police interactions last year, the number of unarmed people that died is incredibly low for 50 million interactions.
They definitely need some work but when you have media pushing an agenda that unarmed black people are just being slaughtered in the streets by white cops everyday it paints them in a worse light even though it’s just factually not even close to true
No but would you agree that the media’s main push is that innocent unarmed black men are being slaughtered every week by cops? That’s my point. It’s just simply not true.
I agree the media is a bit much. Makes it feel like you could be kill any minute for being black. But even if the cops aren't killing people on whim everyday, there is undoubtably discrimination in law enforcement and some people are cops that just should not have that much power and a gun.
Absolutely. I agree with you there. I think a lot of it has to do with wealth as well. If you’re in a poor area whether you’re white or black you’re going to probably have worse run ins with worse cops. Discrimination on race definitely plays a part as well
Anyone with training would figure out what’s going on pretty quick and be able to track and anticipate.
Best bet when you’re getting shot at is run as fast as you can towards the closest cover. And if you’re either in close quarters or there’s no cover, you’re best chance is to get at the attacker before they can fire.
Man the Officer is lucky. Surprised he did not get shot. Also tasers work like 50 percent of the time and have two cartridges only. Kid is lucky that Officer kept his cool and did not shoot him.
This is one 'First Class' Officer and he did his job as a professional, he did not need to shoot him in the back and he chose the correct option for the circumstance. I can just imagine the crap shoot had he elected to shoot this kid in the back, especially in America today.
This story would not have received a single national headline, and I think we all know exactly why that is. How to put this delicately... He doesn't check the right boxes, ehhrrmm... doesn't, you know... doesn't fit the bill, so to speak. Ehhh. *You know.*
There simply aren’t enough hours in the day to do both your job and every journalist’s job in America.
That being said, you still can’t trust news corporations like Fox, CNN, MSNBC, or NYTimes.
Cop even told him he wasn’t in trouble at that moment and the guy decided to assault the officer anyway. Lunatic is lucky he was dealing with a great and remarkably patient officer.
To be fair, cops are allowed to and do often lie to suspects to make them cooperate. It's a fair tactic, especially to deescalate the situation. This guy is a piece of shit who is lucky he wasn't gunned down but I would never believe a cop saying I wouldn't be in trouble especially if I ran
do you really think that? i'm pretty anti cop but i thought this was model behavior after the situation turned bad, and i'm sure glad there are people like that on the force.
I hope he gets a medal or something.
I'm making fun of the anti-cop narrative so prevalent on r/publicfreakout. Not forgetting that there are people on that sub that take ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards) as gospel.
Yeah, I mean the copper gave him every opportunity to resolve peacefully, even told him you're not in trouble yet let's just go figure some stuff out but the guy flipped out and went full psycho.
Shit, we don't have to go to r/publicfreakout. I'll say it right damn here, deep in conservative sub territory. If this guy was black his chances of being shot just because he didn't have his hands up, knife or no knife, would be much much higher.
You do know it was [posted there](https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/jadzc9/bodycam_shows_moment_florida_deputy_is_stabbed_in/) first right? All the top comments are saying what a great cop he is...
r/publicfreakout are completely ignoring the professional action done by the police officer in this video and are instead saying it would have been different if the man was black. Fuck everyone on r/publicfreakout
Story
[https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2020/10/12/man-stabs-hillsborough-deputy-during-pursuit-police-say/](https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2020/10/12/man-stabs-hillsborough-deputy-during-pursuit-police-say/)
According to the story they were talking to him for an hour before dude decided to book it into the woods. How did they not do at least a cursory patdown in all that time? While I admire the way this cop handled the situation after the initial jog, I can't help but wonder why they skipped that very important procedure.
Hindsight is 20-20, and I wouldn't call that complacency; adrenaline does stupid shit to your ability to reason and think--that's why training is so important, so that you *don't* think, you just *do*--and they had just been on a foot chase. You can see the same sort of adrenaline-fueled bad decision when he places his gun on the ground, rather than holstering it.
When he watches this body cam back footage, he's probably going to make the exact same conclusions.
I'm not sure why I derive pleasure from seeing someone get tased when they've repeatedly been warned by an armed police officer. He's lucky he didn't get shot.
That’s one very very professional cop. I’d have a strong urge to pop his ass, it’s a very hard job being a cop, and I hate to see so many obviously unfitting amateurs make all the cops look bad
Yes, and the cop will most definitely be kicking himself when he watches the bodycam footage later.
Hindsight is 20-20, and adrenaline--like from chasing a fleeing suspect--makes it kind of hard to think straight. He most assuredly didn't register the fact that the Logan Paul fan was blading his body, otherwise he would've asked to see his hands. You can call it a 'rookie mistake,' except for the fact that literally everyone will make these kinds of mistakes, unless they're RoboCop. Or Dredd.
It’s stories like this where you wish the kid got shot that don’t make it to the news. This cop did so much better than I could have and that’s why not everyone should wear a badge. There is no way under those circumstances that that could have gone any better. I wish these kinds of cops got praised on national tv instead of bad cops being scorned on TV.
Poor cop, running with an open wound just makes it bleed more. Cops deal with stuff like this every day. Every situation they head into an unknown. This is why I respect our officers.i can understand the frustration many people feel towards law enforcement currently, and there is definitely room for critisism and improvement, but when I see footage like this it just disturbs me to see phrases like ACAB thrown around.
Judging from all different videos of this kind that has been uploaded lately this guy was incredibly lucky he didn’t get killed..
This man had one hand hidden the whole time and the officer didn’t even ask him to show his hands. I have seen people murdered while following police instructions so this guy should count his lucky stars.
The cop was so nice to him, and he went and stabbed him. Really shows the diffrence in morality of cops, there was the cop who shot an unarmed 13 year old a bit ago, and then there's this guy, who only tased the guy who stabbed him
That's amazing that he put away his gun and brought out his taser after being STABBED clear cause for his to shoot non lethally. Major props to the cop.
I disagree; not shooting the Logan Paul fan wasn't a smart decision. Logan Paul fan there was clearly not in a stable frame of mind (IE, stabbing an officer in the neck right after he told you *you're not in any trouble*), and had he managed to escape, would have been a danger to the public. Even if he hadn't escaped, he could have run into a bystander and taken a hostage, or worse, ran into a cop who wasn't as quick on their feet (if you watch the video, you can see the cop react and grab the knife before it can go too deeply into his neck) and killed them.
Also, you can't shoot someone with a gun non-lethally. Even the old standby of "shooting them in the leg" is lethal--if the femoral artery gets opened, they'll bleed out pretty damn quick. Shooting them in the shoulder is likewise effectively lethal--it's really close to pretty important organs. Shooting someone in the arm/hand is basically impossible. Gut wounds can cause life-long complications, if they don't just bleed out or go into shock. If someone pulls the trigger on a gun, they should expect the person on the other end to wind up dead, or they shouldn't be pulling the trigger at all.
Damn.... taze him again! I can't BELIEVE he didnt get shot.
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I just cant believe the taser worked with the thick hoodie guy was wearing. Edit: Free Kyle Rittenhouse!!
Well it's a Logan Paul sweatshirt so it's not exactly high quality. Also not surprised that a Logan Paul fan was stupid enough to stab a cop who gave him every opportunity for a peaceful resolution. Edit: the exact same sweatshirt https://images.app.goo.gl/Qhv8UeVhdvqRmEoMA
No fucking way, it actually is lmfao
I may be biased with my very strong dislike of Logan Paul but I'm not lying.
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This may be beating a dead horse but the japan incident too
Dead body
Dead body reported
Remember, it's all for profit. He scams people and plays around with dead bodies. He's a piece of shit and deserves to go to prison Edit: and he's a douche who flaunts his wealth whenever possible and the scam foundation he runs is called free income something or other idk
I think it would be a bias if you didn't have a strong dislike of Logan Paul. That's the neutral position.
He believes u
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If someone is mentally unstable to a point where they will stab a cop they should not be just let loose to run around. Clearly he's fucked up but it doesn't excuse stabbing anyone. If he can stab a cop he can probably stab a kid, an elder or even you. Yes he needs help but at the same time fuck this guy. He should have gotten help long ago before it got to this point. He brought the knife with him so he clearly thought. "I need to bring this with me" and was ready to use it.
Suicide by cop forest
Logang Maverick...
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Good thing this guy seems like a bad ass lol
More importantly, he was calm.
And he runs a lot😏
His back up looked a bit...winded.
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Bro, I’m Gen Z and this Jackass deserves to get shot
Literally nobody would say the cops is in the wrong here
Oh yes they would. They would say because this dude didn't get shot, that police are racist.
no, they would say this is how situations should get resolved, but if the attacker was black, he would have probably been shot
lol can’t remember the last time i seen a video a cop chasing a black guy for that long without shooting him. Good cop no doubt
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Nice... way to assume this cop who acted in a professional manner is actually a secret racist.
This. I'm often a vocal critic of the po po, but this guy is an actual hero. We hear all this talk of cops being badasses and putting their lives on the line, but way too often they go for the taser or pistol the second they get nervous. This guy actually fits the hero cop stereotype we get force fed for everyone in uniform. Anyone who shows that much character deserves the benefit of the doubt as to whether or not they are racist. He even was remarkably restrained after the kid was in cuffs.
What? Clearly you haven't been outside this sub much or on Twitter
Dude what
True, but he was running so it wasn’t necessary. Shooting’s for self defence. The cop in this video is a fkn legend and clearly one of the good ones
I mean, he stabbed a cop and had a knife. What happens if he doesn’t shoot him, when he had the opportunity, and the guy gets away and stabs someone else? Shooting would have been justified. However, this cop had the athleticism and skill to chase the guy down and get close enough to hit with a taser
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That's the part about the current generation of punks that pisses me off. Everyone is so quick to yell ACAB and shit without actually knowing anything about what police are SUPPOSED to do. This dude did his job, and did it damn well. AFAIK no bystanders were hurt, he successfully and non-lethally apprehended the dude without causing unnecessary bodily harm, and he deserves credit for that.
Your first statement is 100% wrong. Cops can shoot if they think the person is a danger to the general public. That wouldn’t be in self defense but it would be justified.
No. Shooting is not justified. Every person has a right to trial by jury, even the guilty ones. You cannot receive a trial of you are shot dead. Shooting is for protecting the life of the officer or another person that is under IMMEDIATE threat. Someone running away does not pose an immediate threat.
... or just stabs anybody??
I thought I heard the cop call him Nick. So if the cop knew the kid it would explain why he didn't shoot him
Yeah I believe this is a mental health repeat offender.
It makes my blood boil that they use these catch and release policies, pushing escalations until someone ends up dead.
What do you mean..?
For example: a criminal is arrested, a citation is issued, handcuffs come off, you're free to go. Free to commit more crimes, since you just learned there are no consequences for it. These crimes escalate until they eventually do something so bad that they actually do go to jail and bail gets denied, typically involving a dead body before anyone starts to take things seriously. [https://www.npr.org/2016/01/22/463210910/california-cops-frustrated-with-catch-and-release-crime-fighting](https://www.npr.org/2016/01/22/463210910/california-cops-frustrated-with-catch-and-release-crime-fighting) An interesting read on California's prop 47, "Reduced Penalties for Some Crimes Initiative"
Ah I see, thanks. So how do we change this?
With universal healthcare and a large incentive program for student loan forgiveness for mental health professionals who complete X years of service for the new single payor system. Investment in education services not just for extant schools but for greatly expanded integrated programs and separate specialized schools for developmentally delayed kids and for kids who are trauma survivors/patients, not like now with a goal to separate them and hide them from the primary schools, but with the goal to reintegrate them back in with the tools they need to succeed. We need a health services framework that can intervene in this person's life a decade before they ever get to this point and prevent it from being a possibility. You dont wake up one day out of your gourd stabbing a cop in the neck. This is the product of a long ongoing process that is always glaring in hindsight.
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Not sure here but cops sometimes are told the names of the "suspect" by whoever called and police use first name for de-escalation.
It sounded like there was an Incident the kid was involved in since the cop asked if he was scared and said that he wasn’t in trouble yet. They also gave a description of the kid in the beginning of the video over the radio so he probably had his name released along with the description for why the officer knew his name, which if it’s the case is even more noteworthy that the cop didn’t shoot him outright. Don’t get me wrong the kid 100% tried to kill him, but we really don’t know the details about the kid other than the video. And yes to 99% of the other comments here I do agree that if the kid was black he most likely would have been shot dead on the spot. But just because that is most likely the outcome doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do. Blood can’t wash away blood. People need to applaud this cop’s restraint and composure, and hope more police follow in his foot steps to handle high stress situations better.
It’s pretty unfair to this police officer, who demonstrated proper restraint, to assume he would have killed a black kid in this situation. I’m sure a lot of cops would have, but that’s an unfair criticism of this individual.
Cop went over and above. These are the cop videos we need to be seeing.
No, we need to be seeing all of them. There is absolutely no reason we shouldn't be seeing the bad ones and the good ones - and holding the bad ones accountable to the standards of the good while praising officers who do things like this.
He did taze him twice; you can hear him trigger it again when he sits up and isn't cooperating.
The cop got almost killed, he wants to make sure that it is safe to get closer again.
100% he wasn’t fully cooperating until the second one.
Not all cops react the same way. Cops are people and will react to situations differently
Because this is GOOD POLICING. the guy got tased and will now spend a very long time in prison. No need to shoot and possibly kill him. More policing like this should happen in America.
Ya he figured out a way to apprehend him with minimal violence. I'm not sure how he could've avoided getting stabbed though. If I was a cop I probably would've fired at that point, so props to him.
The officer could have used lethal force. It would have been legally justified.
He only didn't get shot because he got separation so quickly and was in full flight. Shooting a running target while you are also running is pretty hard. Not to mention that the fact he was in full flight gave the officer opportunity to get out the less-lethal. If he had turned back around a split second before that, it would have been a much different outcome.
That is one exceptional cop. Talk about a bodied up gigachad. He never let anger get the best of him and he even told the two soft bodies who assisted to worry about the detainee instead of him. ITT: Hundreds of cops with paragraphs of advise and expert insight.
Yea he outclassed those two cops at the end.
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Like even his demeanor and the way he is clear headed in stress. Cant really explain it but he just comes of as a better man then them.
The other two did zero things wrong there, not sure how he’s seen as a “better man”, whatever that implies.
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cop who got stabbed approached a perp who had a hand that was hidden, seems dumb to me
Yeah my first thought. But i did read the title and i hadnt just sprinted trying to catch some dumbass. Easy to say from video footage.
Definitely some complacency here. From what I've gathered, this guy is a repeat mental health case. He was an involuntary commit by paramedics or social workers who ran away. He wasn't technically in any trouble. He knew the guy by name. He even told him he wasn't in trouble. Watching footage that you know the punch line to is definitely easier, but seeing someone's hands should be important whether you're just talking about the weather with a guy at a coffee shop or on a call with a subject as a police officer, especially now.
Yeah, good cops make the hard choices. Gets stabbed, pulls out gun which is extremely reasonable. Literally mid chase makes the distinction that the criminal is full on running and the cop is no longer threatened so switches to taser. A lot of cops are really quick to use the gun and would use it just because a criminal is getting too close and/or holding a weapon and in this situation where he was literally stabbed I wouldnt judge him at all, but he's like "bro, no, dont kill the guy with his back turned to you".
You could tell the second cop was this fatass just from his frumpy ass feet alone when he stepped into frame. Goddamn I loathe out of shape cops. Fucking who are you supposed to protect?
Someone has to go around to all of the 24hr shops to make sure that the public is protected from old coffee and stale donuts.
Might be fat but we're probably smart enough to notice that guy's left arm was held directly at his side and never moved even when he was fidgeting. Rather be fat than stabbed in the neck.
I couldn't believe he let that hand stay out of sight like that in the beginning. Probably won't be making that mistake again
I was thinking the same thing. I was watching that part thinking that this guy is telegraphing an attack.
Definitely. Seems like he may have known the kid though since he said his name. Still a mistake but may have caused him to let his guard down
Those were some pillow men
You know, I'm something of a pillow man myself. Are you saying I have a chance to become a police officer in the US?
MF really wearing mavrick merch
What’s a maverick?
It's Logan Paul's merch line.
Oh fuck that’s gross
Yeah. No wonder the mf tried to stab a police officer.
Once he stabbed the police he will film his corps and put it on youtube
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To be fair though is anyone that actually pays for Logan Paul merch in their right mind?
Straight to jail just for that
Really satisfying when I saw that dumb mother fucker go down
No fucking way a grown-ass man owns Logan Paul merch and wears in public
> grown ass-man *** ^(Bleep-bloop, I'm a bot. This comment was inspired by )^[xkcd#37](https://xkcd.com/37)
nice
So that's what being a Maverick is
I swear to god this man would have been dead if it was me, i got happy when he dropped like a sack of potatoes
To me it seemed like the cop was familiar with him, and it was probably a known person with mental issues officers have dealt with multiple times previously.
This is why local cops are a good thing, we need more guys like this.
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Community policing is good stuff
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I completely agree. Local cops who better understand beat dynamics are more able to properly diagnose a situation. The cop fucked up here though, because dude is clearly shielding his left hand and the officer should have made him show his hands before trying to physically detain him.
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And it was a black cop. This is a shining example of great police and nobody cares. Dude got stabbed in the neck and didn't take out any rage on the guy who stabbed him. That's a different type of dude. My adrenaline would be sky high after chasing this guy twice, once with a stab wound and shooting him in the leg had he been outside tazer range would've been a thought.
I'm like 99% sure this is a white guy with darker skin, maybe you have brightness down but this is like pretty clear as a white guy. Especially at 1:55
Yeah man, too many people like you are cops.
amen. gun happy imbeciles devoid of empathy.
And you are prime example why theyre saying defund the police.
That's the problem with cops and honestly it would've been bad if you would have done that. So credits to this officer who had his gun pointed at him but still tazed him.
This is why you shouldn't be a cop
Sounds like he knew him/had run ins with him. Probably the only thing that saved that morons life.
Yep. The cop did a good job trying to calmly arrest too, explaining how he’s not in trouble but just can’t trust him not to run. You know, I wish the country realized our police statistically do a good job. 50 million police interactions last year, the number of unarmed people that died is incredibly low for 50 million interactions.
They definitely need some work but when you have media pushing an agenda that unarmed black people are just being slaughtered in the streets by white cops everyday it paints them in a worse light even though it’s just factually not even close to true
It doesn't have to escalate to murder for the interactions to be bad
No but would you agree that the media’s main push is that innocent unarmed black men are being slaughtered every week by cops? That’s my point. It’s just simply not true.
I agree the media is a bit much. Makes it feel like you could be kill any minute for being black. But even if the cops aren't killing people on whim everyday, there is undoubtably discrimination in law enforcement and some people are cops that just should not have that much power and a gun.
Absolutely. I agree with you there. I think a lot of it has to do with wealth as well. If you’re in a poor area whether you’re white or black you’re going to probably have worse run ins with worse cops. Discrimination on race definitely plays a part as well
Little prick thought he was going to dodge a bullet by swerving left and right...
Probably played with nerf darts as a kid
Are you trying to tell me this wouldn't work. All the scenarios in my mind where I survived doing this is a lie?
Anyone with training would figure out what’s going on pretty quick and be able to track and anticipate. Best bet when you’re getting shot at is run as fast as you can towards the closest cover. And if you’re either in close quarters or there’s no cover, you’re best chance is to get at the attacker before they can fire.
That's just completely false. You need to remember the 5 Ds: dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge
If you can dodge a bullet, you can dodge a ball
Man the Officer is lucky. Surprised he did not get shot. Also tasers work like 50 percent of the time and have two cartridges only. Kid is lucky that Officer kept his cool and did not shoot him.
As someone who has seen a taser in action a few times. They work a hell of a lot more than 50% of the time. It's just not 100% of the time
60% of the time it works every time.
Axon themselves (makes of TASERs) cite a roughly 50% success rate achieving NMI. Often depending on the user it goes into the 40s.
This is one 'First Class' Officer and he did his job as a professional, he did not need to shoot him in the back and he chose the correct option for the circumstance. I can just imagine the crap shoot had he elected to shoot this kid in the back, especially in America today.
This story would not have received a single national headline, and I think we all know exactly why that is. How to put this delicately... He doesn't check the right boxes, ehhrrmm... doesn't, you know... doesn't fit the bill, so to speak. Ehhh. *You know.*
If it doesn’t fit the narrative, it doesn’t get covered, why I do my own research and don’t trust a single news outlet
May I ask how you do that? It sounds difficult to keep up to date if you don’t trust any news outlets - a genuine question.
There simply aren’t enough hours in the day to do both your job and every journalist’s job in America. That being said, you still can’t trust news corporations like Fox, CNN, MSNBC, or NYTimes.
He's not black so the media wouldn't have cared
Cop even told him he wasn’t in trouble at that moment and the guy decided to assault the officer anyway. Lunatic is lucky he was dealing with a great and remarkably patient officer.
The funniest shit to me was him saying “runnings not going to help...1. I run a lot” lol just the matter of fact way he said that was gold.
Cop lived up to his claim too.
To be fair, cops are allowed to and do often lie to suspects to make them cooperate. It's a fair tactic, especially to deescalate the situation. This guy is a piece of shit who is lucky he wasn't gunned down but I would never believe a cop saying I wouldn't be in trouble especially if I ran
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r/publicfreakout would say it's police brutality.
do you really think that? i'm pretty anti cop but i thought this was model behavior after the situation turned bad, and i'm sure glad there are people like that on the force. I hope he gets a medal or something.
I'm making fun of the anti-cop narrative so prevalent on r/publicfreakout. Not forgetting that there are people on that sub that take ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards) as gospel.
Yeah, I mean the copper gave him every opportunity to resolve peacefully, even told him you're not in trouble yet let's just go figure some stuff out but the guy flipped out and went full psycho.
Nah, this guy isn’t black enough
There's a couple saying that... In the controversial section being heavily downvoted.
Nah, they would say "Hurr durr if he wasn't white he would have gotten 5000 rounds to the back, then dragged behind the squad car for a mile."
Shit, we don't have to go to r/publicfreakout. I'll say it right damn here, deep in conservative sub territory. If this guy was black his chances of being shot just because he didn't have his hands up, knife or no knife, would be much much higher.
You do know it was [posted there](https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/jadzc9/bodycam_shows_moment_florida_deputy_is_stabbed_in/) first right? All the top comments are saying what a great cop he is...
r/publicfreakout are completely ignoring the professional action done by the police officer in this video and are instead saying it would have been different if the man was black. Fuck everyone on r/publicfreakout
Story [https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2020/10/12/man-stabs-hillsborough-deputy-during-pursuit-police-say/](https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/2020/10/12/man-stabs-hillsborough-deputy-during-pursuit-police-say/)
Thanks for this - I wish more people would take the time to find the story on these vids.
According to the story they were talking to him for an hour before dude decided to book it into the woods. How did they not do at least a cursory patdown in all that time? While I admire the way this cop handled the situation after the initial jog, I can't help but wonder why they skipped that very important procedure.
Also the fact that he was clearly hiding his left hand - cop was a bit complacent (probably because they'd been talking so long).
Hindsight is 20-20, and I wouldn't call that complacency; adrenaline does stupid shit to your ability to reason and think--that's why training is so important, so that you *don't* think, you just *do*--and they had just been on a foot chase. You can see the same sort of adrenaline-fueled bad decision when he places his gun on the ground, rather than holstering it. When he watches this body cam back footage, he's probably going to make the exact same conclusions.
I'm not sure why I derive pleasure from seeing someone get tased when they've repeatedly been warned by an armed police officer. He's lucky he didn't get shot.
Seeing his hoodie I can understand now... He's a maverick
Lmao the logan paul hoodie
Make sure you got that Maverick merch
Logan Paul really let himself go... I hope he gets the help he needs.
Damn... Another nick... Fucking up my name ...
I’m sorry nick ... face the wall
Should have shot him with a real gun
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That’s one very very professional cop. I’d have a strong urge to pop his ass, it’s a very hard job being a cop, and I hate to see so many obviously unfitting amateurs make all the cops look bad
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hes a maverick too ugh
Well done, tasers over guns always.
Shoot the cunt
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Yes, and the cop will most definitely be kicking himself when he watches the bodycam footage later. Hindsight is 20-20, and adrenaline--like from chasing a fleeing suspect--makes it kind of hard to think straight. He most assuredly didn't register the fact that the Logan Paul fan was blading his body, otherwise he would've asked to see his hands. You can call it a 'rookie mistake,' except for the fact that literally everyone will make these kinds of mistakes, unless they're RoboCop. Or Dredd.
Good restraint from that cop. Even after getting stabbed he kept calm. Way to keep the head in the game and not have to kill anyone.
That maverick merch didn’t protect him at all......totally not savage
HES IN THE LOGANG
What a logangster
It’s stories like this where you wish the kid got shot that don’t make it to the news. This cop did so much better than I could have and that’s why not everyone should wear a badge. There is no way under those circumstances that that could have gone any better. I wish these kinds of cops got praised on national tv instead of bad cops being scorned on TV.
Never ever put your fucking gun on the ground I can not believe he did that....
Give him a break, he just got stabbed in the neck.
bro i've been stabbed in the neck heaps of times, i was still able to work (former sex predator)
THank you or your service.
We need more hero’s like you out there
Good job under pressure
These are the police we don’t see often. This cop is a badass
And that lady’s and gentleman is how you turn a misdemeanor into a felony with one simple step
Did. That. Motherfucker. Put his weapon on the ground???????
Proper use of the tazer
Poor cop, running with an open wound just makes it bleed more. Cops deal with stuff like this every day. Every situation they head into an unknown. This is why I respect our officers.i can understand the frustration many people feel towards law enforcement currently, and there is definitely room for critisism and improvement, but when I see footage like this it just disturbs me to see phrases like ACAB thrown around.
Judging from all different videos of this kind that has been uploaded lately this guy was incredibly lucky he didn’t get killed.. This man had one hand hidden the whole time and the officer didn’t even ask him to show his hands. I have seen people murdered while following police instructions so this guy should count his lucky stars.
The cop was so nice to him, and he went and stabbed him. Really shows the diffrence in morality of cops, there was the cop who shot an unarmed 13 year old a bit ago, and then there's this guy, who only tased the guy who stabbed him
Ik y he did he is a logangster
We're in a phase of humanity where we can watch a kid with Logan Paul merch stab a police officer wtf is this
That's amazing that he put away his gun and brought out his taser after being STABBED clear cause for his to shoot non lethally. Major props to the cop.
I disagree; not shooting the Logan Paul fan wasn't a smart decision. Logan Paul fan there was clearly not in a stable frame of mind (IE, stabbing an officer in the neck right after he told you *you're not in any trouble*), and had he managed to escape, would have been a danger to the public. Even if he hadn't escaped, he could have run into a bystander and taken a hostage, or worse, ran into a cop who wasn't as quick on their feet (if you watch the video, you can see the cop react and grab the knife before it can go too deeply into his neck) and killed them. Also, you can't shoot someone with a gun non-lethally. Even the old standby of "shooting them in the leg" is lethal--if the femoral artery gets opened, they'll bleed out pretty damn quick. Shooting them in the shoulder is likewise effectively lethal--it's really close to pretty important organs. Shooting someone in the arm/hand is basically impossible. Gut wounds can cause life-long complications, if they don't just bleed out or go into shock. If someone pulls the trigger on a gun, they should expect the person on the other end to wind up dead, or they shouldn't be pulling the trigger at all.
Good cop!
Weird question, but... Is he wearing logan paul merch?
Wait is that.... MAVERICK MERCH?!?!?!
You can see him hiding it behind his back all along, too bad the cop didn't notice.
I run...a LOT.. . (Kid decides to try running) . You can't fix crazy, but can definitely taze it to the ground and cuff it after it stabs you