Some departments in the U.S actually use those netting things that stop the wheels from rotating.. they are relatively new so not many departments have them.

"It's gonna flip a bit" "Hopefully" Daz is my spirit animal lol. Doesn't matter your age once you start shooting back and actually endangering others on the road? Sorry but you gotta go out in someway for the safety of others lol

"At one point they drove into a park and tore up the grass" Scary stuff.

Dave's Spiderman joke went unnoticed 🤣🤣

Arkansas is the best police force in America for pit stops.

In Los Angeles there's police chases daily. Sometimes there's more than one chase at the same time. Or one will end and another will begin like 5-10 minutes later. Mostly Friday and Saturday nights and it comes in waves. Theres at least 2 news choppers with reporters and the police chopper. The news choppers follow the chases and live stream it to their websites and on their apps. You can get notifications anytime there's a live chase. They have high tech radars like infrared etc. The reporters tell you everything that's going on They even show the drivers speed. If they run on foot you can see them hiding like in the bushes and watch the cops close in on them. Sometimes they send in the dogs. During these chases there's sparks flying and pieces of car. They're blowing through red lights and intersections. Sideswiping vehicles. There's vehicles and people everywhere. They crash into signs, lights, poles, cars, buildings, anything, and they don't stop. On TikTok multiple people live stream these chases on their channel. That's how I came across it. I've seen like 30 chases. I've seen chases on motorcycles, campers, ambulances, construction trucks, vans, and a flat bed tow truck. You can watch it all live, you don't whats going to happen and you have the best view from the chopper. Sometimes they do get away. I've seen two get away but I don't know if they were caught later. The longer the chase last the more word gets out. People start coming out of their housing. Crowds start gathering on the overpasses if it's a highway chase and they cheer the driver on. If it's on city streets people will also cheer the driver on as he's screaming through their neighborhood at hight speeds with like 20 cop cars, helicopters, and spot lights chasing him. There's nothing like it.

If you like PIT maneuvers, watch some Arkansas State Police videos.

In L.A. county in the U.S. there is a chase every other day pretty much. Get's old and boring when you want to watch the news but instead its just focused on the damn chase. And also cops can't perform a pit menuver without first getting the go ahead from an on duty supervisor. There is always the poteninal liabity and Civ-Cas that needs to be taken into account.

I watch a channel called Live on Patrol, it's the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office in St. Paul, Minnesota. It's interesting to see how the state, county and local police forces layer their coverage of areas. Sometimes the local police may call off a chase, but the county will stay in the chase, etc.

need some ASP chase reactions! They are both funny and interesting!

not gonna lie some of those clips seem pretty tame. for a video called "craziest police chases" i was kinda underwhelmed

Of course Milwaukee County, WI is featured twice. I'm not sure if you've heard of them in the UK, but the Kia Boys started here. If you haven't heard of them, donut media made a great video covering them and why it's so easy to steal Kias. There's another video by a guy named Tommy G, but I wouldn't recommend reacting to it.

In the U.S. at least at a Federal level and in California it's more commonly referred to as Pursuit Intervention Technique. Thought it was odd it's called something else in this video by the narrator but apparently that's a common definition of it too.

In the U.S., the number of motor vehicle deaths is outrageous.

13:55 they actually DO have something like what Mike's describing, it's like a net on the front of the cop car and they drive it up under the back wheel and it wraps around the tire then the cop car is "tethered" to the suspect car

In the new John Deere Farming Equipment, Combined Harvesters, Tractors etc.. they all have GPS TRACKING, so the company can track the vehicle, then remotely switch off and isolate the power to the engine and lock the doors, if they are stolen 😎👍🏼

It's hilarious watching you guys experience the crazy things that happen in America. 🤣🤣 You faces are identical expressions of concern, disbelief and wtf. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 America is wild... Dave and Mike always look shocked to hear backstories. Daz is the realest because he's lived here and seen some shyt.... 😊

That GA chase was right near the braves stadium. They couldn’t let that go too close to that.

“Brevard county Florida” I was not expecting to here the county I live in 😅😅😅

As a long time Patreon member, you guys need to do more requests because patreon has turned into a donutoperator channel and now you're doing a bunch main channel police stuff.

Should have a look at the tank pursuit we had here in San Diego, CA back in 95.

There are videos of Arkansas cops pitting cars at over 100 mph .I saw at least 2 of them where the criminal was killed in the resulting crash

During the riots of 2020, some guy did get hit in the nuts with a rubber bullet. I think it happened in Arizona

I caught the Spider-Man gag Dave ;)

It isn't the cops that let them go, it is the court system.

I thought it was Ricky Gervais sat on the end, until @OFFICEBLOKEDAZ appeared above your head, 🇬🇧😎👍🏼

The best police chase of all time has to be OJ Simpson in the white Bronco.

I love these types of vids.

Nah, these are wack. There was a chase in OKC where the cops pitted a mustang 2-3 times and he kept driving, was like nah not today coppers. Pitted him one last time and stop sign(lol) got wedged in his back wheel and stopped him.

Should watch some of the police grappling hooks.

That Wasn't crazy at all,Just the people driving are.

If you are elected to do Jury Service in the UK, if it is your first time, you have to do 2 weeks, you can only get out of it if they call you up again within a 2 year period, but if 2 years has passed since last time you did it, you have to do it again, 🇬🇧😎👍🏼

That's why now we have the grappler

Trust me, you do not want the scale and aggressiveness of militarized U.S. law enforcement.

Yep, that's Columbus for you.

Some cops have to have permission to do it and some cops will also have the chase called off due to speed or other conditions.

I would pay good money to be in a police chase and pit maneuver someone.

Cracks me up that a car is stolen and the police figure the best way to get it back is to pit it and total it,lol.

Awesome video.

Well pit maneuvers in the states have killed innocent people, so they aren't the greatest strategy. Sometimes with highspeed chases even cops cause multi fatal crashes with bystanders which has caused lots of discussion of removing the tactics used.

Guided missile. 😂😂

ARKANSAS PITS ‼️ 100 ++ miles per hour pits‼️ Arkansas do play ‼️ 🚗🙂

A police chase is an everyday affair. You will be shot either way

13:59, haha nice

Awfully hard to outrun a radio…

Can you please do Japan vs US food wars reaction

Watch the video of a hellcat outrunning a helicopter

I've never understood the need to have 30 police cars chasing one suspect vehicle.

Another video with a pointless narrator

Yay I'm first!

There has been a deployable netting that has been developed by an american company that the cops can run under the rear wheels thst cause the wheels to lock up and it was a few years back but I have no idea why that isn't widely used and it pisses me off. Also great that my state is in there twice lol. Milwaukee and the surrounding area needs to be burned to the ground and the dumbasses gentrified out of their houses. My wife is from west bend though that was on the map in the first one.

you guys should watch body-cam footage, police shootings and other interactions

And we have a new contender for absolute *WORST* clickbait title on YT ...