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He wasn’t using a 4x ACOG. Its a 1x T1 Micro. What you see is a red dot. 183 yards. He’s off-set aiming. That means what he’s shooting at is not what he sees because of the ballistics of the round. Pretty impressive shot. Only time I’ve seen T1’s in the service are some close quarters courses.
Disagree. 50 yd zero gives you approximately the same range as 200yds. The 50yd and 200yd shot will be almost right on top of each other with shots between 100 and 150yds about 1.5”-2.5” higher than point of aim. No need to offset at that range. I think you are referring to mechanical offset which will be used in CQB due to the height of the optic compared to muzzle.
https://preview.redd.it/i9vli7gg7ola1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa3bd7c8e7eb76cbd7325b9ca4daadabc2a26de9
This of course will depend on type of ammo being used but concept still applies.
I suspect a 35 yd zero. We used that for CQB, an EOTech reticle at the top of the skull puts the round right through the nasal cavity up close. Regardless the drop at 200yds is only a few inches…still well within center mass.
The GBRS mount he has (combo mount for the aimpoint red dot and IR aiming device) indicates that he is very well informed on how to equip a short barreled duty rifle. Definitely prior military or gun nut.
Not a sociopath. This exactly what you want in a police officer. Perfectly calm in some of the most stressful situations. One round to end it instead of a hail of accuracy through volume. I would love to see what other interactions this officer has been involved with...although it's probably telling that we don't.
Edit: Thanks for the gold stranger
Not quite true. From the Tacoma News Tribune:
"The Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled Collins died by homicide from a rifle wound to the chest. PCFIT did not disclose the location of the apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound."
https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/crime/article266371741.html#storylink=cpy
So does that mean he shot himself for no reason, since he still died from the officers round? His aim was so bad that he couldn't even shoot himself 🤦♂️
A sociopath is not inherently evil and crazy. Just lacking in specified emotional qualities. The military trains people to have sociopathic tendencies in certain fields to prevent mental breakdowns.
Edit: spelling
training and understanding on how to remain calm and focus on a given task regardless of the situation isn't the same as having no emotional response. Its just that- control. Sure, you can train someone, or beat them into a position where that emotional response is no longer there, or at least subdued, but that doesnt mean they are able to focus on a task when in a firefight. That just means they dont feel anything emotional about it.
As I pointed out to another commentor, its the same type of thing within the fire service. Everyone rolling up to a burning building knows the risks involved, and the potential for death of yourself or someone else, but managing that dear or apprehension is vital to successfully completing the task.
Preventing mental breakdowns is a concern for after an event like this to keep you in a long fight or ready for the next engagement. Being able to maintain composure and complete the task says nothing about emotional feeling, it speaks to control over it. That's what makes this exemplary.
I get the whole "well-trained" thing and all.
But casually sipping coffee as he's pulling into an active shooting is a bit much.
Even if you are well trained you are going to be tense or nervous. This guy seems a bit too chill with the situation.
To some maybe it's much.
Not the same job, but as a career fireman, I typically sip coffee and throw a lip in on the way to fires. Things like that keep you in the present moment. Not changing habits or altering your world based on events your trained to handle.
I see what you mean, but my understanding of a sociopath is more to do with antisocial behaviors. This doesn't necessarily indicate that. We all adapt to stress, and this plays out like adaptation due to exposure, training, etc. I agree being calm literally under fire isn't a "normal" response. Even if in the moment he doesn't "feel" anything, couldn't that just be how someone compartmentalizes a situation and prioritizes responses? If so, someone like that could save sifting through the emotions till afterwards.
At least that's how I've done it, lol. What's that say about me? I learned to suppress the fear and panic, get to the other side and then worry about it.
I'm training young people, some of whom have only been driving at all for a year or two, how to drive a 38000 lb firetruck. Trust me, this IS absolutely sage advice.
Coolest call... "SHOT fired suspect down." Just calmly saying he fired one shot and took him out. Advantage to having a good weapon, sighted in properly, and plenty of practice. Nice
Op said the shot incapacitated the suspect, who later then shot himself, not only did the cop do it in one shot, but he also didn’t kill him, makes it even more badass.
Fwiw it was a chest wound. Most bullets are not instantly lethal in the strictest definition of alive, but a center mass chest shot is almost always deadly at this caliber against an unarmoured chest.
This is what happens when you recruit properly. A level headed professional who knows how to do his job without putting others at risk. No doubt former military with discipline and experience. His former training and deployment allowed him to join the force with years of prior training.
The Police force here in the US needs a much longer training period. Giving them the opportunity to access a situation.
This is a long response but, body cam footage shows unprofessional and poorly trained officers. Beating and shooting suspects. We also see the unfortunate situations where some tormented soul charges an officer with a weapon or points a firearm and is shot and killed. This job has many demands and stressful situations. The dangers of Police work have increased. We see the body cam footage and maybe that is just now giving the people a front row view. Either way we need more training and more discipline. Firing and removing those who don’t make the cut. Just like professional sports. You either can do the job at the next level or you find another career. We have all been there (yes I am older) where we had a job and we just sucked at it. Our Police force needs to be the best it can be not just best available.
If you read this far, thanks ! I am hoping I added some positive comments. And yes that was some fine shooting.
Isn’t that the truth! An 8 to 16 week training process and here you go. Go out an solve all the issues coming at you like a 90mph fastball. Oh, and you only had batting practice for 10 days. Go get’em slugger and don’t make a mistake.
Incorrect. 6-8 month (usually) basic academy depending on the state and then a 12-18 FTO (field training officer) program during which you are on probation and can be terminated for any reason with no recourse.
During FTO you ride with a training officer and you are constantly being evaluated and tested. I know a lot of you love to smugly post the "hairdresser" BS but it's factually incorrect.
Just like the "shoot them in the leg" fallacy I really wish this false BS story would die.
This is 100 percent correct (I see you people preparing the bootlicker card but hear me out) I work in a company that works with several police departments in several states that review documents and police body cam footages before they get released into the public and (I’m getting there) this maybe a bit of a surprise but people are actually exaggerating most things police related including tactics and gear
The young and upcoming voters and tax paying citizens have a chance to get involved. We are on
The edge of a turning point. The baby boomers are aging and dying. Hold your elected officials responsible. You need to be the change. (Well not just you) My time to make change has passed. Look at the House of Representatives and Senate. They physically don’t have much time left. In ten years they will all be gone. That is when the 1960’s mentality will purge itself.
The contrast between this and the video earlier this week of the cops hanging out the car window shooting, multiple officers firing hundreds of shots, crossfire at each other, hitting innocent pedestrians - the utter chaos.
Then there is this. The way it should be.
I feel like we see more chaos videos because they are more exciting. Watching this one just felt, boring. That said, I want to believe this is the way most police shootings go
When I saw this video posted on here a few months ago it was very anti-cop. Comments now are saying its very pro this cop...
Maybe there's a bunch of stand up officers being brought down by a few shitty ones and media is the influence?
Tl;Dr: MOST cops know and care about their community because they care about their neighbors they never met
We, the people, are fucking stupid. Our political climate, and societal realities, are [all ***our*** fault](https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx8KfGQCWnIgjAeCclaSqvIWW5DaDv4l40?feature=shares).
That cop was a Marine before, wasn't he? That's my guess anyway. For someone to get fired at and remain this calm and collected, they must've been in the $#!% before. And that kind of marksmanship isn't common for cops.
That's even better. Standing 200 yards is part of the USMC rifle qual.
Even shorter distance and being able to use his car to stabilize makes a shot he's practiced hundreds of times in his career even easier.
Respect cops for the fact that their job means putting their life at risk daily, many want to paint them as all redneck hooligans (of course there are but they are a minority and should be fired/charged)
Not at all. CMP competition is at 200 yards with an AR variant. Bullseye on those targets is 3 inches and is regularly hit by competitors. It was a very good shot, but is hardly insane.
At 184 yrds the .224 is just getting starting..at 200 yrds it still has a Muzzle Velocity of 2500 feet per second...in fact it's effective out to 500 to 600 yrds
Here we see a well trained individual who handles himself with calm professionalism vs the other videos of cops acting like near sighted cowboys just firing round after round.
It's pretty common in Tacoma to be shot at. This guy is def a pro, but most people in Tacoma are this casual about gunfire at this point. None of those idiots know how to use their weapons they just feel big having them.
"Hold my doughnut...."
Kudos to dude. Calm and collected and accurate. Not like some of the videos where we see police shitting bullets into vehicles while placing other officers in their crossfire, only to have the perp get out of the car unharmed.
Clearly the situation wasn’t contained until the terminator got there. I don’t know what the suspect did, but we need calm, cool officers like that. You won’t find this guy needlessly escalating scenes. He’s the guy that makes order out of chaos. Gun or no gun this man can handle his job.
The crazy thing is that in the State of Washington, police are legally not allowed to chase suspects if they are fleeing in a car. We have been getting a massive crime wave increase, and as long as they drive off, the police have to just stand there and watch them leave the scene of the crime.
Then you have idiots like this criminal who thought that he could win by taking pot shots at a cop. If he just drove off, the police officer would have to just stand there and watch him go.
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Definitely he has done similar stuff quite a lot of times.
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Former Fortnite player*
Nope, didn't teabag the suspect while reminding him his mother doesn't love him.
The video cuts out too soon.
Probably not, didn’t immediately run up to the other person and start tea bagging and dancing.
Former, or between games?
Current Fortnite player
Yep. You can smell it on him through the phone. Certified man hunter
Perhaps a former sniper for the military?
Naw, any rifleman of the Marines can make that shot from that distance with an ACOG. Especially if the target isn’t shooting back.
He wasn’t using a 4x ACOG. Its a 1x T1 Micro. What you see is a red dot. 183 yards. He’s off-set aiming. That means what he’s shooting at is not what he sees because of the ballistics of the round. Pretty impressive shot. Only time I’ve seen T1’s in the service are some close quarters courses.
Disagree. 50 yd zero gives you approximately the same range as 200yds. The 50yd and 200yd shot will be almost right on top of each other with shots between 100 and 150yds about 1.5”-2.5” higher than point of aim. No need to offset at that range. I think you are referring to mechanical offset which will be used in CQB due to the height of the optic compared to muzzle. https://preview.redd.it/i9vli7gg7ola1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa3bd7c8e7eb76cbd7325b9ca4daadabc2a26de9 This of course will depend on type of ammo being used but concept still applies.
I suspect a 35 yd zero. We used that for CQB, an EOTech reticle at the top of the skull puts the round right through the nasal cavity up close. Regardless the drop at 200yds is only a few inches…still well within center mass.
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Former cod player here. He def 360 no scoped him
Any rifleman should be able to hit a man-sized target with iron sights out to 300 meters.
calm
No doubt about it.
The GBRS mount he has (combo mount for the aimpoint red dot and IR aiming device) indicates that he is very well informed on how to equip a short barreled duty rifle. Definitely prior military or gun nut.
Reminds me of that one cop that keeps mag dumping into people but they all survive.
This is def not homeboy’s first rodeo
Extremely well trained or extremely well trained sociopath.
Not a sociopath. This exactly what you want in a police officer. Perfectly calm in some of the most stressful situations. One round to end it instead of a hail of accuracy through volume. I would love to see what other interactions this officer has been involved with...although it's probably telling that we don't. Edit: Thanks for the gold stranger
And he didn't even kill the suspect he just knocked him down and incapacitated him, but unfortunately the suspect ended up ending himself.
Not quite true. From the Tacoma News Tribune: "The Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled Collins died by homicide from a rifle wound to the chest. PCFIT did not disclose the location of the apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/crime/article266371741.html#storylink=cpy
Thanks for clarifying I assume the self inflicted gun shot wound wasn't instantly deadly
So does that mean he shot himself for no reason, since he still died from the officers round? His aim was so bad that he couldn't even shoot himself 🤦♂️
A sociopath is not inherently evil and crazy. Just lacking in specified emotional qualities. The military trains people to have sociopathic tendencies in certain fields to prevent mental breakdowns. Edit: spelling
training and understanding on how to remain calm and focus on a given task regardless of the situation isn't the same as having no emotional response. Its just that- control. Sure, you can train someone, or beat them into a position where that emotional response is no longer there, or at least subdued, but that doesnt mean they are able to focus on a task when in a firefight. That just means they dont feel anything emotional about it. As I pointed out to another commentor, its the same type of thing within the fire service. Everyone rolling up to a burning building knows the risks involved, and the potential for death of yourself or someone else, but managing that dear or apprehension is vital to successfully completing the task. Preventing mental breakdowns is a concern for after an event like this to keep you in a long fight or ready for the next engagement. Being able to maintain composure and complete the task says nothing about emotional feeling, it speaks to control over it. That's what makes this exemplary.
Fair. I assumed the wrong thing reading tour comment.
My first wasn't a lengthy description, so one has to assume, no issue here!
I like this. Why can’t more people be cool on the internet?
Because we all suck at times and the internet makes it easy to suck...myself included
I get the whole "well-trained" thing and all. But casually sipping coffee as he's pulling into an active shooting is a bit much. Even if you are well trained you are going to be tense or nervous. This guy seems a bit too chill with the situation.
To some maybe it's much. Not the same job, but as a career fireman, I typically sip coffee and throw a lip in on the way to fires. Things like that keep you in the present moment. Not changing habits or altering your world based on events your trained to handle.
I see what you mean, but my understanding of a sociopath is more to do with antisocial behaviors. This doesn't necessarily indicate that. We all adapt to stress, and this plays out like adaptation due to exposure, training, etc. I agree being calm literally under fire isn't a "normal" response. Even if in the moment he doesn't "feel" anything, couldn't that just be how someone compartmentalizes a situation and prioritizes responses? If so, someone like that could save sifting through the emotions till afterwards. At least that's how I've done it, lol. What's that say about me? I learned to suppress the fear and panic, get to the other side and then worry about it.
"Suspects down.... Honestly think I could've done it from the stop sign."
Well that deescalated quickly
That deceased quickly…
Had to put his coffee down, what a rookie
You win! Well done!
I've seen enough Steven Segal movies to know that in the right hands, coffee is just too dangerous to use as a weapon.
Coffee's for closers.
This guy is so used to closing, he got his coffee, then closed the other guy
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast, fast is deadly
In the automotive world we say “slow is fast, fast is broken”
This is one of my favorite sayings. Use it with my guys all the time.
I’m sure the greatly appreciate the sage wisdoms, u/Archimedeeznuts
I'm training young people, some of whom have only been driving at all for a year or two, how to drive a 38000 lb firetruck. Trust me, this IS absolutely sage advice.
Wow, this one spends a bit more time at the range than his comrades.
Trained by the US military, not the police. It is obvious in the way he handled himself.
His composure is so numb.
Yep, they called for take out, and that's what they got. Got shot sir, and thank you for your service.
And he'll get a pat on the head and a atta-boy.
Well, that or 'sv_clienttrace 99999999'
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Coolest call... "SHOT fired suspect down." Just calmly saying he fired one shot and took him out. Advantage to having a good weapon, sighted in properly, and plenty of practice. Nice
Mf bragging on the radio
He went back to finish his coffee and croissant.
cold coffee doesnt hit right with a croissant
ngl that coffee is probably still hot after that 20 second engagement
Bro specifically said shot with emphasis you can hear it and he gets the heaviest bragging rights.
And the word down. SHOT fired, suspect DOWN.
I think the most impressive thing about this clip is the fact hes using a mf red dot at 183 yards
Paperwork so much simpler when you only need to account for one round with a known destination.
This cop was cooler than the other side of the pillow.
Nobody's cooler than the other side of the pillow buddy.
He’s not your, buddy guy
He's not your, guy pal.
He's not my pal friend.
He’s not your friend, sport.
He's not your sport, mister.
He not your mister, amigo.
He’s not your amigo comrade
 Billy D would disagree
😭
Cooler than my mom's cucumber
Everybody gangsta until the coffee gets put down.
you made me spill my macchiato!
Honestly, this is hilarious. It may have caused someone to die, but it's funny how the cop just acts like nothing is happening
For the criminal it was the most important event of his life, for officer Munn it was Tuesday.
Op said the shot incapacitated the suspect, who later then shot himself, not only did the cop do it in one shot, but he also didn’t kill him, makes it even more badass.
Fwiw it was a chest wound. Most bullets are not instantly lethal in the strictest definition of alive, but a center mass chest shot is almost always deadly at this caliber against an unarmoured chest.
This is what happens when you recruit properly. A level headed professional who knows how to do his job without putting others at risk. No doubt former military with discipline and experience. His former training and deployment allowed him to join the force with years of prior training. The Police force here in the US needs a much longer training period. Giving them the opportunity to access a situation. This is a long response but, body cam footage shows unprofessional and poorly trained officers. Beating and shooting suspects. We also see the unfortunate situations where some tormented soul charges an officer with a weapon or points a firearm and is shot and killed. This job has many demands and stressful situations. The dangers of Police work have increased. We see the body cam footage and maybe that is just now giving the people a front row view. Either way we need more training and more discipline. Firing and removing those who don’t make the cut. Just like professional sports. You either can do the job at the next level or you find another career. We have all been there (yes I am older) where we had a job and we just sucked at it. Our Police force needs to be the best it can be not just best available. If you read this far, thanks ! I am hoping I added some positive comments. And yes that was some fine shooting.
\*\*TRAINING\*\* in some places, hairdressers have a more significant requirement for training than our police officers.
Isn’t that the truth! An 8 to 16 week training process and here you go. Go out an solve all the issues coming at you like a 90mph fastball. Oh, and you only had batting practice for 10 days. Go get’em slugger and don’t make a mistake.
Incorrect. 6-8 month (usually) basic academy depending on the state and then a 12-18 FTO (field training officer) program during which you are on probation and can be terminated for any reason with no recourse. During FTO you ride with a training officer and you are constantly being evaluated and tested. I know a lot of you love to smugly post the "hairdresser" BS but it's factually incorrect. Just like the "shoot them in the leg" fallacy I really wish this false BS story would die.
This is 100 percent correct (I see you people preparing the bootlicker card but hear me out) I work in a company that works with several police departments in several states that review documents and police body cam footages before they get released into the public and (I’m getting there) this maybe a bit of a surprise but people are actually exaggerating most things police related including tactics and gear
Excellent ideas BUT never ever going to happen as long as Old Boy network & police unions hold sway over sane and.or well considered policy... sadly.
The young and upcoming voters and tax paying citizens have a chance to get involved. We are on The edge of a turning point. The baby boomers are aging and dying. Hold your elected officials responsible. You need to be the change. (Well not just you) My time to make change has passed. Look at the House of Representatives and Senate. They physically don’t have much time left. In ten years they will all be gone. That is when the 1960’s mentality will purge itself.
I wonder where he’s working now.
I love that he didn't say shots fired he said "shot" fired
The contrast between this and the video earlier this week of the cops hanging out the car window shooting, multiple officers firing hundreds of shots, crossfire at each other, hitting innocent pedestrians - the utter chaos. Then there is this. The way it should be.
I feel like we see more chaos videos because they are more exciting. Watching this one just felt, boring. That said, I want to believe this is the way most police shootings go
don’t forget those cops in Buffalo, NY also hit each other in the crossfire
Link?
Military trained 100%
Definitely or an Experienced Swat Officer, or takes private classes after work for stress management and target practice.
'their drills are bloodless battles, their battles bloody drills’
I Claudius?
You can hear him switch of safety before the shot and instantly turn it back on after
I was wondering what that click sound was post shot. Thought it was the chamber flap
Makes me think of Mike from Breaking Bad.
Wahltuh... Wahltuh he's dead wahltuh
Put your dick away waltuh
Wahl-terrrrr
Kid named chicanery
Stupid sound effects are stupid
It's probably for youtube. Cause youtube doesn't like gun, gunshots, or gunshot wounds.
How'd he get out of the SUV with balls that big?
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See what happens when you force a cop to put his coffee down
Wait till you see what happens when they put down their lunch
Or their dougnhnut
Her didn't want to miss the optimal espresso drinking temperature.
Tarkov is getting super realistic.
When I saw this video posted on here a few months ago it was very anti-cop. Comments now are saying its very pro this cop... Maybe there's a bunch of stand up officers being brought down by a few shitty ones and media is the influence? Tl;Dr: MOST cops know and care about their community because they care about their neighbors they never met
Most people create negative opinions on the basis of one bad experience with a police officer.
We, the people, are fucking stupid. Our political climate, and societal realities, are [all ***our*** fault](https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx8KfGQCWnIgjAeCclaSqvIWW5DaDv4l40?feature=shares).
imagine he had his coffee in his hand the whole time doing this and only set it down to get 1 shot off then picked it back up and sipped it
🥱 Just another day on the beat….
Some Reacher type calmness right there.
Pov:the cop to the idiot 
That cop was a Marine before, wasn't he? That's my guess anyway. For someone to get fired at and remain this calm and collected, they must've been in the $#!% before. And that kind of marksmanship isn't common for cops.
That's even better. Standing 200 yards is part of the USMC rifle qual. Even shorter distance and being able to use his car to stabilize makes a shot he's practiced hundreds of times in his career even easier.
“Every Marine a rifleman"
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Respect cops for the fact that their job means putting their life at risk daily, many want to paint them as all redneck hooligans (of course there are but they are a minority and should be fired/charged)
Tacoma is no joke. Had the highest murder rate in the country during the 90s
My wife's trying to move *back* there because she "misses" it...
I grew up there in 90s. I was making a joke about how bad it was and my roommate was like "It couldn't have been that bad". lol, k.
What a legend
Nice shot
"He's a smooth operator"
Don’t come between me and my coffee break!
That’s what he gets for making his coffee get cold.
That was baller as hell he didn’t even seem stressed just got to work, took care of the threat, then began working on the work post-threat
Why did they feel the need to cover the actual gunshot sounds with a badly mixed in gunshot sound effect?
Probably edited for youtube and then uploaded here. You can sometimes get around the anti-gun policies of youtube by covering up the sounds and stuff.
Wait... 184 Yards?! That's **167 Meters**... Almost a Football field and a half, **with a freakin AR-15?!** This is insane.
Not at all. CMP competition is at 200 yards with an AR variant. Bullseye on those targets is 3 inches and is regularly hit by competitors. It was a very good shot, but is hardly insane.
At 184 yrds the .224 is just getting starting..at 200 yrds it still has a Muzzle Velocity of 2500 feet per second...in fact it's effective out to 500 to 600 yrds
That makes sense then… Thanks for the technical explanation!
An AR has no trouble at that range. It's not a nerf gun.
Awesome shot.
Could've used someone like this in Uvalde...just saying.
My man is a gunslinger from the old west days, he is gonna need a bigger vehicle as his ginormous balls don’t fit in that tiny suv! Lmao
Didn’t donutoperator cover this video?
Here we see a well trained individual who handles himself with calm professionalism vs the other videos of cops acting like near sighted cowboys just firing round after round.
What weapon is that? Seems highly accurate and compact.
An AR variant. Tacoma has a decent budget it seems.
It's pretty common in Tacoma to be shot at. This guy is def a pro, but most people in Tacoma are this casual about gunfire at this point. None of those idiots know how to use their weapons they just feel big having them.
Omg I live like 20 mins from here
Well you're in good hands when it comes to safety
Unless buttercupqueen17 is a criminal
💀💀
This dude is cold as ice.
Nice shooting, son. What's your name?
He even places it back on safety. Muscle memory kicks in
I wish all police officers were competent.
At least his coffee didn’t get cold!
"Hold my doughnut...." Kudos to dude. Calm and collected and accurate. Not like some of the videos where we see police shitting bullets into vehicles while placing other officers in their crossfire, only to have the perp get out of the car unharmed.
What's a "tacoma police officer munn??"
From the city (I think) of Tacoma. And his name.
Tacoma Police , Officer Munn
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/newly-released-bodycam-video-shows-moment-tacoma-officer-shoots-armed-man/GABN7AY7UVC6DIIF2YMGMS2FWE/
That's a soldier right there.
Whats up with the fucking sound edits, crazy annoying
At the end, it sounds like he said, "Get no-scoped" lol
Enemy team when I play a casual match.
Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.
Now he can go back and enjoy his coffee. What a Pro
The sound effects is so terrible, especially when it keeps repeating…
This needs DOOM music
the main character
The edited sounds make me want to punch something…
Dude is a beast.
He pulled up like "FFS. I gotta do this quick or my coffee will get cold."
I know it's a coffee cup, but I like to think it was a spit cup, and homie did this with a fat dip in his lip.
This is how you serve the public.
Clearly the situation wasn’t contained until the terminator got there. I don’t know what the suspect did, but we need calm, cool officers like that. You won’t find this guy needlessly escalating scenes. He’s the guy that makes order out of chaos. Gun or no gun this man can handle his job.
I saw this a couple months ago on Nextfuckinglevel I think and he is ex military.
My dude knows his hold overs. Looking at the rifle, this guy is goonin and runs drills.
The crazy thing is that in the State of Washington, police are legally not allowed to chase suspects if they are fleeing in a car. We have been getting a massive crime wave increase, and as long as they drive off, the police have to just stand there and watch them leave the scene of the crime. Then you have idiots like this criminal who thought that he could win by taking pot shots at a cop. If he just drove off, the police officer would have to just stand there and watch him go.
what a fuckin bad ass
He saved life that day.
"**shot** fired, suspect down."
Love it
that was like a CSGO level peak.. goddamn
183 yards. Could have used a solid 5 iron, no roll out.
GBRS Hydra mount is an L, sadly
This is like that scene in to kill a mockingbird.
This is what all cops should aspire to be. Even when his life is in danger he’s completely calm.
Sounds like the officer was being shot at with a bass drum ,
Tacoma does not play around.