Surprised dragon didnt get sucked under like when a train goes by. God like speed

Nice 👍 one ☝️

Yep

That’s what bmw do 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

*60mph through the ATS...* "Junction..? What Junction?"

Haha thanks, wasn't too bad as I had the car 👍🏼

WOW, Because I was looking out my bedroom window once during night time and 3 or so police cars came flying past on blue lights and sirens,

Damn, you're right. That is fast.

Can't be 4 stars or they'd have rammed him of a cliff 😂

@@morggriffiths6292 Maybe American 4 stars, not British or European 4 stars =D

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Haha definitely!

Not if you're a copper 🙃

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Thanks for watching mate appreciate it 👍🏼

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Cheers mate!

Im away atm so no, but it was William and Kate going to barry island

Haha just a bit 😂

Hehe depending on who's driving 😅

Cheers mate

Cheers mate, and I didn't just drove up the road and there it was round the corner

Down between Pyle and Margam by the looks of it too

@@dragonemergencyvideos Come on Dragon, give it up son... We all know you're the first person to successfully hack TETRA and have yourself a "legit" black market Airwave handset 😉

They do, it's just far less likely and is mostly referred to as tactical contact. If you search something like 'UK Police ram car' you'll find a lot of videos where contact is made between a police and suspect vehicle, some of which should include tactical contact that appears to be the same as a PIT manoeuvre. Why it is less likely - I don't know. I do know that UK roads are smaller than U.S roads, that often plays a factor in it as very often in the UK pursuits ends as a suspect reaches a dead end or the road is impassable. Why use a very expensive vehicle (which insurance will only cost more if more vehicles are just damaged through police work) when you can follow them to an end? You will see police not only conducting a PIT manoeuvre but also straight out ramming them side-on to protect the public. There is a very classic video from the last couple of years that shows a police beamer ramming a suspect vehicle at pretty decent speed to stop it from going the wrong way up a motorway slip road.

A related question. In Canada and the U.S., police cars likely to be involved in these chases (such as highway patrol) are typically equipped with steel bars in front (bull bars, push bars, they have various names). They protect a police car making tactical contact with a chased vehicle, preventing damage to police cars as well as enhancing protection for the officers. The police vehicles in this video are not so equipped and have noticed that in other U.K. videos. Can anyone explain the reasoning for not adding these?

@@masseypadgham7113 Bull bars actually do protect the vehicle, however it can be more dangerous for the occupants of the vehicle because it inhibits the effect of crumple zones. They also increase the mortality rate of vehicle vs pedestrian incidents. Again, UK roads are smaller. There are cases of police vehicles responding to and hitting (and killing) pedestrians on accident. This makes bull bars undesirable. The UK also regulates bull bars specifically, whereas the US does not. Bull bars cannot cause an increased risk to occupants of the vehicle, other road users and pedestrians, and evidence shows just having one fitted does all that. But they are not illegal, however some types and brands are. I could also point out that the US and Canada are one of the only countries that have bull bars, very few anywhere else will have them.

@@tibgaming8184 Thanks. Hadn't thought of pedestrians. We had a recent case in Canada of a mass murderer who hated police. Had bought an old police car after it was retired, added these bars. When he began his killing rampage he hit a police car trying to stop him, head on. It did not have these bars. He drove away. The officer in the unequipped car was killed.

They do use it sometimes but they prefer to use the TPAC manoeuvre instead as it is safer for pedestrians and the vehicles. UK police will only ever use tactical contact when a suspect needs to be stopped immediately and there are not enough police vehicles to perform a TPAC

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Correct

Not hate comment btw I was just asking just in case I was spelling it wrong.

@@hxrris5306 i think persuit is the welsh way

Cheers have changed it now

Haha no I appreciate you pointing it out 👍🏼

@@dragonemergencyvideos oh ok

Probably towards 80 he was doing. Yeah stolen clio

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Thanks, nah he had a green light and clear road

It's a Ford Mondeo estate

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Haha not an emergency turnout thankfully

@@dragonemergencyvideos good were they going to a home safety check?

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They were!

Their not expensive they get massive discounts from BMW

@@dragonemergencyvideos BMw X5 40d are the top of the range models, granted they aren't bought brand new, but why X5s?

@@wellifthemediasaysit their reliable, fast and carry all the kit needed

@@dragonemergencyvideos perhaps, but why not a 330d F30? Cheaper, faster! What 'kit' does an X5 carry?

@@wellifthemediasaysit Rifles, batten guns, shields, flash bangs, smoke grenades, armour safe...can carry on, wouldn't fit that in the back of a 330d😂

Omg

Haha I did notice that 😂looks like someone's watching KZfaq whilst on night shift 👀😂

@@dragonemergencyvideos Ha! Oh yes! Bit of downtime on my nights and I always like to catch up with your good self, Cobra and South East 999. Unfortunately It's Friday, so I'm afraid I won't be afforded the luxury of trawling KZfaq tonight... Weekend off though, so it could be worse 🙃

UK never used blues and reds, that's Amercia your thinking of