screaming, screaming, screaming. He's stabbing her. He's stabbing her. Get in. >> I'm sitting here making this uh you know the stabbing video, right? This telemarketer hits me up. They're like, "Hey, Cody, it's Albert. Our terms are going up to 36 months. No middleman. How much can you use today?" It's like trying to get me to do a small business song. I always send telemarketers the same gift. He replied with laugh my ass off. All right. He's got a sense of humor at least. Old telemarketers. Anyways, hi everyone. and donut here. Today we're going to be looking at police officers saving yet another person's life. A bunch of deputies kicked in a door charged into a house, found a woman being stabbed, and did what had to be done. She didn't just get stabbed, she was actively being stabbed. The police arrived super fast, had a solid plan, caught the guy in the act, and handled business. We're going to go over that. Hey, thanks for watching my streams lately, too. 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So, how do you get the perfect mattress for you? All you have to do to find your perfect mattress is visit helixleep.com/donut operator. Once you're there, take their little sleep quiz. Find your perfect mattress and then get 27% off sitewide. Get better sleep like I have been the past couple years using their mattress by going to helixleep.com/donut operator. Let's talk about the Los Angeles Police Department and their new way of pitting people, which is apparently putting someone through aing wall like you're the Kool-Aid Man. >> Oh no. >> Oh yeah. >> So here's what had happened. At around 6:45 p.m. Los Angeles Police Department finds a stolen G Wagon just cruising around downtown LA. Which, by the way, that very expensive car, Gwagon, is heavy as they are heavy as because the Mercedes-Benz G-Class coll known as the G Wagon is a four-wheel drive luxury SUV sold by Mercedes-Benz. Originally developed as a military off-roader, later more luxurious models were added to the line. That's right. It was developed for the military, so it's heavy and hard to pick. Anyways, the LAPD sees a stolen Gwagon. The G Wagon, of course, hits the gas and the chase is on. They're flying down the 110 freeway ride into Pasadena, and things get very quickly because at around 7:20 p.m., an officer attempts a pit maneuver. The thing that's supposed to end the chase. Instead of spinning the Gwagon out as intended, the officer kind of gives him a little tap tapa, but then the cop goes straight into a small business. Shout out to Alberto's polishing and refinishing. I hope you fix that giant hole caused by the LAPD. What a hole. Now, we got a pursuit and a surprise renovation job by Alberto, courtesy of the LAPD. According to reports and the business owner, she states that no one has even spoken to her yet from the Los Angeles Police Department. Fix that woman's hole, LAPD. The Gwagon is still going, but a couple of minutes later, it's a different story. The suspect barrels through an intersection and gets absolutely t-boned by another car. The driver survives and gets taken into custody. Three people, including one officer, officer who slammed into Alberto's polishing and finishing, were all hospitalized. Here's hoping that everyone who didn't break the law has a full recovery. Including the poor innocent building that got absolutely wrecked just for being at the wrong time and place. Hey, I got to talk about this woman getting stabbed. Stop being all cute, bro. All right, dad's got to work. I know. I love I love it. That's a cool That's a cool toy thing. Duck smells like poop. Watch my streams. You can see dog fights. Got Only Cats over here. He likes to lick his nuts on stream. >> Oh, that's not right. And speaking of garbage crimeinfested [ __ ] holes, let's go on over to Chicago, which has 1,087 people shot in 2025. Hooray. Hooray. Not that one. Not that one. Not that one. Hey. Yay. Hooray. Cops have shot 11 people out of a,087. But hey, it's the guns and the cops problems, right? Back to stabbings. We're in Chicago. We're going to talk about public transportation. Holy crap. I have a story about that. Actually, a personal story from Chicago. They wouldn't let us go from the Great Lakes boot camp area into downtown Chicago when I was a young sailor because a young sailor got onto the subway and as soon as he got to downtown, a homeless guy stabbed him in the face. >> I walk. I walk, man. >> Chicago Monday night, CTA 69th train station. Wait, 69th Street CTA station. Wait, they were 69 in a train station. Congratulations if you were riding the red line. You saw something pretty crazy. You might have seen a full-on street fight featuring a dog, a trash can, and zero common sense. Cell phone video shows a private K-9 security team. Something I've never even heard of. Yeah. Not cops, security guards with a K9. Not on them. Just never seen it before. They were out there trying to do a, you know, a show of presence so people don't act up on the Chicago railways, which is not going to happen. I don't know what transpired, but these poor security guards ended up getting jumped by a bunch of people. assill. I don't know. ass. [Music] >> There were punches. There were bites. There were pork pork nom noms. There was a security guard literally climbing off the train tracks to get back into the fight. This mob eventually surrounded the K9 and its handler and beat the hell out of both of them. mother. Y back Dude, I feel so bad for the dog here. It isn't his fault. He's completely untrained in this environment from what it looks like. And his handler, of course, is untrained. Handler just brought this regular ass dog into a dangerous environment. It looks like K9's getting the kicked out of him with trash cans, which by the way, heavily blur that. I don't want the channel to go away because a dog got his ass beat with a trash can. The handler's just putting the dogs in danger. >> Stupid stupid idiot. ended up being three people were arrested, including one guy charged with aggravated battery, drug possession, and smoking on the train. Meanwhile, the Chicago PD and CTA announced they're introducing this huge security system, a brand new high-tech command center that monitors thousands of cameras in real time. Apparently, it works. It caught one of the guys who was involved in that fight 2 days later on a completely different train. Neat. Yeah. So, maybe if you're planning on fighting a bunch of security guards on a train who has a dog, maybe not do it in front of 37 cameras and 14 Tik Tockers. I've been talking a lot of [ __ ] On to our next story where the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department does a bangup job, quite literally. June 9th, 2025, Lynwood, California. At around 12:30 a.m., deputies from Century Station in LA County roll out to a house after getting 911 calls about a yelling next door. >> My leaders are are yelling. I believe somebody broke into their home. >> He just told me someone with a knife that broke into the window. Nobody has a weapon. I have no idea. [Music] >> Yes. Hello. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yes. There's a person. We It's dark. They broke into my friend's house. >> Look like he has something in his hand. >> What does he have in his hand? >> What does he have in his hand? >> He look like a look like a knife. Look like a knife. >> In the follow-up call, the husband says that he saw an intruder with a knife. This is no bueno. Deputies roll up, talk to the neighbors, and confirm that there's a woman trapped inside of the house. One of the deputies peaks through the window and sees a guy inside holding a pair of scissors. I don't He's not right here. >> LA County Sheriff's Department. >> He's got scissors. >> He's got scissors in here. >> Hey, drop everything in your hand. >> Drop everything in your hand. He's at the door right now. Scissors in his hand. >> Got scissors in his hand. >> Drop everything in your hand now. at the door. >> Which door is he at? >> He was at this one, but he I think he's walking towards the front. >> They try this thing peacefully at the start and tell him, "Hey, just drop it." Basic commands and all. He of course ignores them and walks deeper into the house. >> The LA County Sheriff's Department, if you're inside the house, >> come out with your hand down now. >> With no response from the guy inside, the deputies start to get a little serious. They grab a ballistic shield, bring some ouchy ounce rounds, you know, just a little less than lethal. And they roll up to a bedroom window to try and better observe what's going on inside of the house cuz we got a barricaded suspect now. >> And it's this window off to the left, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Ready to go. Okay, you ready? >> Screaming. Screaming. Screaming. He's grabbing her. He's grabbing her. Get in. Get in. He's grabbing her. He's grabbing her. >> Deputies break the glass, look in, and what do they see? The dude is actively stabbing the woman. At that point, there's no more waiting. They force entry immediately. >> He's grabbing her. >> Inside the hallway, another deputy finds the guy on his knees over the woman, actively stabbing her. Joe, the deputy does what a deputy does. Cheers for a minute. [Laughter] [Music] >> A bunch of shots are fired and they stop the stabbing. One deputy pulls the victim to safety while the officers start administering aid on the suspect and on the victim. The suspect unfortunately died at the hospital. What are we ever going to do? Here's a knife used by the suspect. It was a 7-in blade. That's a big old boy. Despite the victim being stabbed at close range, the blade didn't actually break the skin. None of the deputies were injured. Sheriff's department is doing their normal investigation. That was some fast decisive action. Bullets went exactly where they needed to go. If you want to support the channel, check out donutoperator.com or watch me stream Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. Central, kick, Twitch, and sometimes YouTube. That's all I have for you, fine people, and have a fantastic day. >> Whacker.