Stop breathing. Stop reaching. Stop reaching. Stop. Stop. >> Give me your hands. >> I got sound in my head. >> I got light. I got light. I got light. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to stop. Sauce at the police. >> Ambulance. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. We're back. The cop and the con. It wasn't me. He loves those sides. It wasn't me. It's always the con. >> No, that's not true. >> It's always a con. And every time I do this, I'm going to put up this. >> Guilty. >> I'm going to put up this >> guilty. >> Wasn't me. >> It wasn't me. And we we got some prompts. We got some props. I don't know if you can see that. We'll cover this. We keep it on street. >> Street. >> We got a little little Glock Glock action. >> We're just two grown men. >> Fake. All fake. >> We're just two grown men. All just props props. >> Kind of like that one movie with Kevin Bacon and the dude from um Sawank Redemption and um they're like and Shawn P. >> Remember remember >> and one grows up to be a cop and one grows to be a like the leader of the town like the Mystic River. >> Man, I'm telling you right now. >> We're kind of like Mystic River. >> Let's bring in another movie on this thing. >> But I'm we're kind of like Mystic River. You're the cop. You're Kevin Bacon and I'm like Sean Pin. I got that big cross tattoo and I'm like Irish guy kind of >> Sean Penn. What a fool. >> Not when he played I am Sam. >> Oh well. True. Yeah. No, he's good. Good actor, but he needs to leave his acting and his political >> Yeah, he's an idiot. >> Yeah, it's a toll. Hey, let's go ahead and check this one out. This was in Chicago, Illinois. >> Oh, imagine that. >> And uh there's not a lot of shootings up there in Chicago. Just kidding. Um but let's go ahead and take a a look at this one. And it's some officers responding to a subject um that they thought I believe they had a warrant to check it out on. >> Chicago, you got to be careful regarding >> Yeah. Chicago. >> I wouldn't be a Chicago police officer for nothing. >> No, that's a tough job, man. >> You ever watch Chicago PD, bud? >> Yeah, I do. I like that show. >> I've watched every episode, every season. >> Stop [ __ ] stoping >> now. your hand. >> I got sound in my head. >> I got light. I got light. I got light. >> Stop breathing. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to stop. >> Shots fire. Sauce. Granny. >> 256. Shots fired at the police. >> Man, he's got his he's got his uh tourniquet out. You notice >> Let's go back. Chicago Police Department compared to the other one. >> They dogpiled him. >> Yeah, they did. >> You know why? You know why? Cuz they know they're going to get shot. >> Yeah. >> So they don't got time to play the elevator games. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So they're rolling up in here. >> Watch how they dog pile them. They're not playing. >> Yeah. They're on him right now. >> Trying to control the hands. >> But where's his gun? I got to see this shooting. >> I got shot in my head. >> I got light. I got light. I got light. Stop breathing. >> Basically, she's got legs. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to >> All right. What? He got a wheelchair over there. >> I don't know where that that where that round came from. I really don't know where that round >> did the guy have with the gun. >> He looked like he was on the ground. >> He already has a wheelchair, bro. >> That was somebody's house, I believe. >> Oh, but he's going to roll around. >> Yeah, we got to let him. Stop. >> Why are they shooting from >> back? It was the camera. >> He's already He's putting his tourniquet. He's already been shot. >> He's got one in the thigh. But the femoral arteries there that can you can bleed out really quick. >> It's amazing how these these officers are doing this now. When I first started, we didn't have none of that stuff. >> Well, they have to now. >> Last 10 years. Yeah. Well, >> well, it's crazy. Yeah. Yeah, the tourniquet squad. >> It's something that you can save your life. >> I got a gun right here. >> Look at this guy. >> Yeah, he's smoked. >> Close the door. >> Can't put no tourniquet on him. >> Oh, he's done. >> His neck maybe. >> Oh my gosh. >> Hey, dude. >> Yeah, I was just hoping that officer's okay. >> He had a shot. >> My radio's not working. >> My radio's not working. Somebody have a working radio. >> So, I went over there with everything. Okay. [Music] He's still trying to breed the guy on the ground. >> Yeah, he's basically sympathetic, I think. >> Hey, let's head cover. >> That's a dangerous place to get shot. >> Oh, man. >> Hey, are you good? Is he in the leg? >> Get his hand. Get his head. Get his head. >> Get his head. Get his head. Get his head. >> I'm sleeping. Okay, I'm sleeping over here. I need These guys are geared up pretty good. They got their stuff together. >> Oh, man. You know what they go through every day. >> Yeah, it's battle zone up there. >> I ain't Florida, son. >> No. >> You know what I mean? >> Not saying people don't get shot here, but you know what I mean. Come on now. >> Not like Lehi. >> Lehi. I'm not like Chicago. I ain't seen no place around here. an overs. >> Dang. Oh boy. He's un alive, man. He's >> Yeah, he's un alive there for sure. >> Yeah, I see the >> I see. They got a They did weapon recovery. They did find a weapon there with the guy. >> Where did Who shot? >> It looks like >> Did he shoot himself? >> It's very well possible. But I I think what happened was when they were all piled on him, somebody said that they saw a weapon and then the one guy shot him in the head. So, I don't really know how he got shot or probably another officer maybe shot him by accident. >> Again, allegedly assumptions, I'm assuming on this. tell it's just there's too much. >> Please put in the comments if you got one of these officers there, another uh officer, deputy >> that knows >> that knows a little bit more about it. But yeah, this is the >> that's a bad place. >> That's a dangerous spot right there. Yeah. >> I'd like to know what was going on. Like >> that's a lot of blood in that kid's head, man. >> Yeah, he's pretty much DRT. >> Yeah. Anderson got >> it's combat zone there. War >> Chicago crazy, man. >> They don't pay them boys enough. >> No, they're looking they're looking for a car to throw him into and get him to the hospital. >> Hey, get out of the way. Get out the way. [Music] Get him in the car. >> Get him in sergeant's car. Get him in the sergeant's car. >> Let's go. Get him in. >> Get him. >> Dang, bro. >> Wow. >> I'd like to know what happened. They came right on him like >> Yeah. I think what we'll probably do is we'll do take a look at that one and and maybe just re repost a followup on that so we can get a little bit more information. But >> I mean they dogpiled him. But I'm wondering if the way he was laying how did he get a shot off that looks like an officer shot the other one or he shot himself. >> Yeah, it looks >> that's an assumption. I'm assuming probably that first round went and then somebody cranked another one and >> I mean cuz they started popping a little bit. So >> yeah, >> in that kind of situation y >> you know. >> Yep. Without a doubt. >> Sad somebody died. I don't know the situation. I mean, the thing is you're talking Chicago. See, in another place, that wouldn't have went off that quick. They'd let him run around. Think of the guys and mess with his arms. And in Chicago, they don't play that. >> No, they're very quick. >> Well, they have to be. They get killed all the time. A >> lot happening up there. >> Sad, man. Another person dead, officer shot. >> Another example of fine men and women doing their jobs and making sure we're safe every day. And uh thank you to all the officers. Thank you to all the public safety, all the people out there that are doing it. Um again, >> yeah, >> it's a it's a it's a tough job. >> Uh you know, >> and we appreciate you. >> We do, man. I used to I used to think different, man. But you >> you know, they're out there doing this every day, putting their life on the line to keep us safe. When you got kids and and a family, you think about it different. You know what I mean? Can some >> again, I don't know. Sorry for this dude's family. If kids, mother, somebody's son regardless. But you run from the police and you got guns. Especially in Chicago, it can go bad. >> Here we go. >> We're out of here. >> Cop, >> dick. No more >> rehab. Is it rehab or what? What? What the hell is rehab? >> I'm in recovery. >> Recovery. Rehab. What? Where are you? >> Redeemed outlaw. >> The heck are you? Redeemer, >> man. A Jesus follower. >> Rapper. Rapper. Oh, no. I'm >> Weekend rapper. >> A weekend rapper. I'm not nothing. >> Go to your nearest local church. Hear them rap. >> No. Not after they watch this show. I'm exiled. >> You're done now. Hey, >> like. >> All right. >> Subscribe, comment, take a ride with the cop in the car. We're out. Till next time. [Music]