Will you listen if I try to explain things right now? >> [music] >> Come on out. >> In policing you quickly realize that no two shifts are quite the same and you never can really predict what your shift is going to hold. However, you definitely can't predict that you're going to end up with a barricaded wanted subject inside of a car repeatedly honking their horn refusing to get out of the car and then you have to breach the window to [music] get them out. This is one of those. >> I can't I I want to talk to you about everything you've been calling in about. >> All right, there's nothing to talk about. You are directly involved. You're in extreme denial and you're covering it up. >> I'm really excited to cover this because there are a lot of these types of cases where a person who appears to have a mental illness is barricaded inside of a vehicle. Sometimes they have criminal charges, sometimes the police just want to get them some type of assistance. But I've had and dealt with cases, in fact, on this channel dealt with cases where these can go south very quickly. So I'm happy to cover this because there's a lot of interesting things and dynamics that we can lean from watching a situation like this. >> I You have no right to be on my property. You can't get me in my home. You can't get me on my [ __ ] property. >> Will you listen if I try to explain things right now? >> Can't talk to you when you're doing that. >> What do you need to talk about? I'm telling THE TRUTH. YOU'RE TERRORIZING >> Oh okay. >> You follow me and harass me and try to silence me. I'm telling the >> I We'd like I want to hear what you have to say. >> We'd like to hear you. >> You This is my property. You have no right. >> Okay, so this is excellent stuff to learn. In fact, the case that I dealt with that went south, there are some things that have some similarities here. However, I'm going to make sure I make the distinction. What I see here appears to be a lieutenant, which means that this person has some rank. This person is displaying some things that they may have some type of mental illness and I hear a person speaking to her from this position here, this point of view here, that appears to be attempting to de-escalate. And the lieutenant appears to be attempting to de-escalate as well. However, best practice in this situation is to have the person who is trained in crisis intervention, which is a national chain program, and they may both have that, but one voice. I was a trained negotiator. There's a primary. The primary is the person that does the talking. You can have a secondary, but the secondary feeds information to the primary. One voice because you can give conflicting information. The challenge that you can sometimes have is if this person, the lieutenant, outranks the other person, then sometimes that rank dynamic comes in play. I am not saying that's what occurred here. I have very little information on this, but I want to do is try to get some general good practices and apply them to what I see on this screen here, so that we can move forward, and hopefully we can work to share the best peaceful resolutions to these types of situations because they happen frequently. It also appears that they're saying that she [music] has a warrant. I don't know what type of warrant this is. >> I have every right. Go away. [screaming] >> We're not going away. We We can't go away, Laura. >> You're stop act terrorist. I beg. >> Laura. Laura. >> [music] >> I'm telling the truth, Laura. >> Laura. >> You're in extreme denial. >> What I want to help you. What What can I do to help you right now? What can I do? What can I do to help you right now? >> Good stuff. What can I do to help you? I mean, it seems like he's being incredibly sincere. There's a couple of things that I will give from the negotiator side of this. Is this face-to-face situation the best position for us to be in? Maybe. Are we concerned about weapons? These are things that you have to take into consideration, and what is each person's role that is around the vehicle? And do we want to get a name-to-name type of thing? So, is he potentially want to utilize his name? Negotiators use a first name, and if that's what he's attempting to do, that can be a good practice. And I know there're arguments on both sides. However, what I want to do is share information that can help people going forward in these types of things so they can develop a report. Definitely seems like they're attempting to de-escalate this situation. >> I've already told you. I called home. >> Okay, I I just called home this morning. >> It's my property. Provide some kind of support and protection and alert them the I've already told you. >> I >> And you're you're in denial. You're covering it up and so are they. >> You are all >> It's a lie. >> What am I covering up? >> I'm being terrorized. >> Okay. >> The people terrorizing me are the Antichrist. You are part of them. >> I've The I've never been a part of the Antichrist. >> [music] >> Laura. I don't know if you noticed, but behind the lieutenant there appears to be a sergeant who is on taser, which is good plan. You got a less than lethal or low lethal person who is behind the lieutenant here who's reaching for the door. Paramount in these situations is to have a plan. Because if that door opens, then what's the next move? Because if it goes south, you are going to be asked, "Did you have a plan?" If [music] time is on the police side, which it normally is, it's always good to keep things slow, make the plan, and then execute the plan. And everyone is in on the plan. I like the de-escalation I'm seeing and I like to see the people have roles. And maybe they do and maybe they've discussed this plan. Again, I love body cam. Body cam is great, but it only gives you a small snapshot of what really occurred. I'm sure that each one of these officers has a ton of other information that can make a lot of this make sense. [music] But from what we have here, how can we learn from this? Another point that I'd like to make is I look at the location. I believe this is in the northeast and it's about 8:30 in the morning in [music] April. And you can see it's cold. Do fatigue and weather come into play when we want to rush [music] the time or push the time? 100% it can. And I don't think that it did here. But these are things that one must think about, especially if you are in a command role position. Or if you're on a jury and you watch this and you see that this went to an officer involved shooting. Those are things that you'd want to definitely take into consideration. >> Okay, I I I I I want to know what I can do to help you. At this point, we can't do that. Lara, we need you to come out. Lara, we're not trying to silence you. You can say whatever you want, and we'll listen. >> All [screaming] you do. >> Have patience. >> All you do. >> [music] >> What's up? Hey, stop beeping for a minute. >> It's clear this woman had no intention of making things easy for the cops. And honestly, it's similar to how Medicare companies seem to make finding the right Medicare plan difficult for potentially millions of people each year, which is exactly why today's video is sponsored by Chapter. If you've ever looked into Medicare, you already know how confusing it can be. [music] And as a result, many seniors end up on plans that don't actually match their needs. But Chapter solves this by matching you with independent salary-based advisors who walk you through every available option to help you find what fits your needs. The call to them completely free, and only takes about 20 minutes. And on average, they've saved seniors around $1,100 per year. 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Yes, 100% but do we have crossfire and was the plan to have these two officers would appear I don't know if this person with the body cam here is an officer but likely was this the positioning was that the plan? But if you're going to be executing something like this or viewing something like this take into consideration where everyone can be potentially positioned and from the offices a lot of you reach out to me and I appreciate you using my videos in your briefings. It's good stuff. What I'd like you to take from this is have a plan. Take into consideration crossfire. Take into consideration who is going to be primary, who is going to be secondary and what is the tact team that's going to go hands-on. These are incredibly important things and defense attorneys communicate with me frequently and I'll tell you the questions that they ask are very clear about what was your plan and why did you decide to breach at that point. This video there's no way that I could tell you when they should breach. This is a very short snapshot but it has a really clear view of when they did and where they were positioned when it occurred. >> What were you all doing? Turn around and put your >> You're a terrorist and I'm telling the truth and you're going to pay for that. >> All right, maybe we will. >> No, you won't. >> You should have listened to us though. We wouldn't have to do that. >> Come into custody with you? You're trying to silence me. >> Open up the >> This is all you do is try to silence me. You're a scumbag. >> Not really. >> You're in denial. Extreme extreme denial. You're a s- >> You got another shot? >> how many can light bulb Oh, how many light bulbs is this guys? You're exactly what I expected scum. Real f- >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't turn around yet. We'll probably take these off you. Do you have anything in your pockets Laura? >> No. >> All right. This could have been a lot easier. >> You're scumbag terrorist. I've been calling the entire night. Yeah, it could have been a lot easier. You could have came out here when I asked you to. >> Officers did last night. >> No, I asked you to come here and SIT IN MY PROPERTY and you refused to do so. >> I like that they prevented the ability for her vehicle to go mobile. These are in good tactics to the degree that they I mean there is the challenge of if you go front on like that, can you get engaged windshield to windshield? Yes, but I don't know how they set that up, but I like that they set it up that the vehicle could not go mobile. >> I said stay here until THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES COME CUZ THAT'S WHAT THAT'S WHAT THIS NEEDS. YOU'RE HARASSING PEOPLE, YOU'RE EXTORTING PEOPLE, AND YOU'RE TERRORIZING. YOU'RE TERRORISTS. >> In custody. This is interesting because she gets transported to the jail and I really want to cover some things about the jail process. It gets very interesting at the jail. >> You're all going to spend the rest of YOUR [ __ ] LIVES BEHIND BARS. I'M GOING TO SEE TO IT. >> RELAX. All right, ma'am, do you want to kick off your shoes and get this glass out? Is that all right with you? Okay. Nothing on you? >> Medical professionals, especially those in the psychiatric field, I'd like you to please chime in on this. I really appreciate learning from the things that you have to say from this and I do every time that you comment in the comment section because in my opinion and the training that I have, there appears to be some mental health challenge that this woman is going through. But there's something else that I'd like to talk about. Look at the professionalism of these officers. There is no emotion except for the fact that they are being extraordinarily compassionate to a person who is yelling and screaming at them. And I'd like to put that to the same thing where you PC people post videos like this and they talk disparagingly of these people and make fun of them. And to me, take the high road if especially I mean if a person is dealing with a mental health challenge, is it the high road to try to make fun of them? I mean if the people the heroes that are out there doing this job can be professional, what is the purpose of making fun of a person like this who's likely going through something that you happen to not be going through. And my ability to speak about that as a professional myself is why not take the high road so that people can really learn from it. If you want to crack jokes, fine, do it. But again, in my opinion, it's really low-hanging fruit to try to make fun of a person who's going through a mental health challenge. >> Yeah. >> You want to tow? >> You're going to have to do something with it. So we can get it covered up. I don't know if we have any >> What's that? >> All right, no, I think he >> Oh, you turned it off? >> I don't know if you want to just tow it through the Get fell out and play. >> Yeah, we got that. All day. >> Yeah, might as well. >> You want to bring it to the tow yard? Or what? >> Um no, we'll take it to whoever tows it. Tell them to uh we'll tell them that they need to put them in plastic over the window. >> All right, I'm going to get going with her. >> All right. >> Follow him back. >> You want me to go with him and you take my Charger? >> Yeah. That'll work. All right, you got keys for his truck? >> I think it's running. >> I was going to say. >> Well, it's it's dull. Is it Is it a fob or is it the >> All right, just follow him and then you can jump in with me. >> Okay. >> You still have your victim? >> What? >> You still have your What time is your appointment? >> 1:00. Chrissy, we just pulled in the garage. >> [laughter] >> So, do we have any um something to say? >> the truth, you're a terrorist. And you need to turn yourselves in. You're going to You're going to spend the rest of your [ __ ] lives behind bars. >> Okay, but right now we're going to ask >> to You're going to spend Look into my eyes. You're going to spend the rest of your lives behind bars. >> Wonderful. But, right now >> Yeah, I bet. Yeah, we'll we'll add that to the remark. Wonderful. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. We'll add that too. >> So, do you have any medical issues we need to be worried about? >> myself. >> Okay. Thanks. >> Piece of >> Right. Are you thinking of hurting yourself or anyone? >> I'm trying to get that one. >> No. They They're These people are terrorists and I'm telling the truth. I've long tried to report that I'm being terrorized. I've been calling all night to 911. You didn't have the right to arrest me in my home. But, you like to chase me around in the community cuz you slime buckets who were all in extreme denial. Oh. >> We're just waiting on a female to finish up. >> Okay. >> That's a good place to start. >> That was That was my first arrest. >> That'd be a good start. Is it the Who did the warrant? >> I did. >> No. >> Oh. It like >> So, you heard her mention the warrant. So, there are several types of warrants. I mean, there are criminal warrants, there are civil warrants. Police don't normally serve civil warrants. But, could it be a mental health type warrant? I don't know what the warrant is and it does matter. So, it would be nice if someone who knows more about this case can say. But, again, I see a ton of professionalism from these police officers. The ones who were standing out there in the cold dealing with it. Was it annoying that yes, she was yelling and honking the horn? Yes. But, if they can be professional, we can too. >> [music] >> Yeah. And she's going to be revoking her bail from the last cell. >> Uh We need Yeah. I How's she been? >> You're a terrorist and I'm telling the truth. >> Like that. >> You're in extreme denial. Yes, the truth. Like just like this as a matter of fact. You're a terrorist. I'm telling the truth and you're in extreme denial and you're going to spend the rest of your life behind bars, you little >> What's his name? >> Ma'am, I need you to turn around so I can get the handcuffs off. >> And she's going to pat search. >> Okay, I want to be clear about something. You heard this person say pat search. It's a term that I do not use and law enforcement officers, legal people, you can also chime in to this. A pat down or a frisk is Terry v. Ohio 1968 where you pat the outer clothing. A search is when you go inside of clothing. Those two things don't go together. You would say either a pat down frisk or search. If a person is in custody in a facility like that, then it's a search. I know the terminology can sometimes cause a person says, "Hey, were they patted?" Yeah, they could have been patted. Were they searched? Two very different things. So, just be clear when you say what it is that you're doing or you've done. No disrespect to this officer here, but that term gets confused. >> Hand on the wall. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, nothing I don't believe in. >> Other hand on the wall. >> Take your shoe off for me. Okay, I'm going to close it. >> I would say during the great share >> Shout out to this police department. It looked like a New York or Northern New York Police Department. Forgive me for not knowing the name of the police department, but I just really appreciate seeing such professionalism and compassion when a person is definitely being annoying, whatever other term that you want to use, but they maintain their professionalism. I did notice obviously that I would tell the female corrections person to put their hair in a bun. If you're in uniform like that and you can get into some type of situation, the bun is going to be the safest way that you can put your hair. But, I'm going to close with something very simple. When a person is going through something incredibly challenging like this, when the police handle business properly, we got to definitely give them their props because it's so easy to pile on when the police end up getting into a situation and it goes south. [music] And believe me, I will be one of the first people to look at a tactic or look at a situation if it's done improperly, I will say the ways that I feel that it should have been. That's the purpose of what I do here. This [music] is educational and you will always see me operate from a professional point of view. I want to again shout out this police department and [music] if you like this kind of content, please come here. This is the place. Look at the archive of videos. Like the video. 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