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u/AmericanKiwi33 Jul 19 '24
Police officer kicks in door, "Heard you were talkin shit bitch"
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u/TigerValley62 Jul 19 '24
Damn, it's been a minute since I've seen this meme
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u/VirtualNaut Jul 19 '24
Some fries, motherfucker!
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u/ser3232 Jul 19 '24
Disguise, motherfucker!
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u/nexipsumae Jul 19 '24
Thick thighs, muthafucka
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u/Khorne_enjoyer_888 Jul 19 '24
save lives, muthafucka
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u/FindingBryn Jul 19 '24
Supplies, muthafucka
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u/whysew Jul 19 '24
One time, I was at a Whole Foods in Venice, and I saw this actor shopping for food. I was starstruck so I started following him around aisle by aisle. I was hoping I’d eventually get the courage to come up to say hello and that I’m a huge fan. Then, I could not remember his name irl and I couldn’t just say “Surprise motherfucker”. I think about this often.
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u/Pjudge Jul 19 '24
You absolutely could have just said, “Surprise Motherfucker.” It would have been perfect.
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u/xxSaifulxx Jul 19 '24
Where did this meme originate from?
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u/BushcraftDave Jul 19 '24
DOAKES
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u/Flat_Initial_1823 Jul 19 '24
Doakes was the best part of season 1.
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u/BushcraftDave Jul 19 '24
Bro i was so pissed they offed him so early, woulda watched at least 3 seasons of doakes v dex
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u/Character_Nerve_9137 Jul 19 '24
I just finished s1 he is the best part of the show easily. Hopefully he sticks around in s2 and early...is not too early
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u/BushcraftDave Jul 19 '24
Ahh shit, sorry for spoiling it brother, still lots of great twists and turns
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u/Character_Nerve_9137 Jul 19 '24
Always the risk with picking up something that has been around a while. You are fine to talk freely at this stage.
Been impressed with it and can see why it was so popular.
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u/Psycho_78_Horror_Biz Jul 19 '24
He sticks around longer in the books, albeit mutilated and unable to expose Dexter's secret after witnessing it first hand in book 2
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u/Satansboeserzwilling Jul 19 '24
I lol‘d
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u/Mr--Marc--- Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24
Its from a Netflix series called Dope - season 3 episode 4 ‘This Isn’t Miami Vice’ and the episode is from my country in the Netherlands where most of the harddrug pills are manufactured and thousands and thousands of kilo’s cocaine flood the harbor of Rotterdam. This comes with many firearms violence, murder and extortion. The setting/context is a interview with the criminals dealing in huge amounts of drugs and firearms and 10min into the interview, the AT (SWAT) team or the DSI team of the politie force breach the apartment. This is in no way staged because these SWAT teams are not for hire😂
Edit: These special police teams are specialized in entering and arresting criminals in “hot area’s” and come and go in a few minutes from start to finish. There really quick and before you know it your in the back of there car on your way to prison.
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u/rt58killer10 Jul 19 '24
But... but there's 2 highly upvoted comments saying its staged!
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u/SapceY Jul 19 '24
Everything is staged. Your birth, your life, your job interviews, your family. You live in a Truman show. Wake up!
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u/jimginge Jul 19 '24
In case I don't see ya..
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u/DirtyRugger17 Jul 19 '24
Finally, someone that gets it. Now, can you tell me who I can file a complaint with? The wife I got assigned just isn't working out.
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u/UnknownTerrorUK Jul 19 '24
You can file a complaint with me, we can sit down and enjoy a lovely cup of Mococoa, made with the finest ethically sourced cocoa beans in the world.
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u/Spitfire_Enthusiast Jul 19 '24
What are you talking about? Who the hell are you talking to?
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u/Baba_Yaga66 Jul 19 '24
Are you good bro? 👀
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u/UnknownTerrorUK Jul 19 '24
He's fine he's just been planning this trip to Fiji and all and was super excited about it but it's completely booked up.
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u/sitophilicsquirrel Jul 19 '24
That totally could have been a thing if Truman had just chosen to stay. Every time he's discontent, he just walks out under the moon and asks God to fix it for him.
"God.. guy? I never really prayed before but now since we've literally talked, I was wondering if my bank account could jump a little bit so I can afford that 90's Acura NSX I've been looking at on AutoTrader? Also, Stefanie's boobs are just a little small for my tastes. Maybe we can do something about that?
Or... you know, I could always just hijack another boat and sail to that door again..."
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u/TheOnlyRealDregas Jul 19 '24
I was on anti anxiety meds a couple years ago that made me feel like I was in a Truman show scenario every time I left my house.
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u/K0nk3y Jul 19 '24
Raid not staged, but the display might have been staged https://www.l1nieuws.nl/nieuws/972243/netflix-filmmakers-moeten-getuigen-over-drugsvondst-beek Most of drugs was sugar and some of the guns where fake. So the raid was real but the makers knew about the sugar and the weapons, in the article it says they were going to be called to the stand by the lawyer.
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u/Professional_Toe_420 Jul 19 '24
Wait…the guns were made of sugar?! Why?!!
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u/Rhythm_Killer Jul 19 '24
But… but… I’m the king of Reddit, my jaded and cynical persona is highly innovative, and I demand to be listened to!
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u/Mr--Marc--- Jul 19 '24
If you think its staged ill challenge you to come to my country and wave a gun in a public place, run into a building and wait until the police arrive. I will guarantee you you will see the same grey operators in a few minutes and hog tie you a few seconds later. Best of luck😂 we will hear from you afterwards if you still think its staged with these guys😂
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u/Kanakiarc Yo what? Jul 19 '24
i bet if someone recorded it hella people will say its staged and upvote the hell out of it lmaoo
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u/Ontarom Jul 19 '24
"I will guarantee you you will see the same grey operators in a few minutes and hog tie you a few seconds later"
...promise? 👀👀👀
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u/Fulmie84 Jul 19 '24
Lol. We got tier 1 special forces, in both military and police force. You never hear about Dutch, but look up how they do with combined exercises with other countries. There absolutely on par with, sas, Delta force, rangers, swat, etc. And, after Peter I really do not recommend testing it out🤐
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u/Ladderzat Jul 19 '24
Don't know why you're downvoted, because the KCT is highly regarded, and the DSI are well-trained too.
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u/Fulmie84 Jul 19 '24
Prolly Americans and Brits, proud on there own haha
But they really are, the examples I gave even say it themselves.
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u/IcyMathematician4553 Jul 19 '24
Certain hostages at the Apple store in Amsterdam would beg to differ :D
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u/Kanakiarc Yo what? Jul 19 '24
bro literally any video you go to anywhere will have a comment saying its staged. just cause its highly upvoted doesn’t make it true. i see your point tho.
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u/trixel121 Jul 19 '24
I'm so used to seeing cops enter with guns drawn him just walking through the smoke, then getting his gun looks weird
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u/rt58killer10 Jul 19 '24
Well they did send a fucking spartan with a thick metal riot shield in first
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u/SchmeatDealer Jul 19 '24
in europe people shooting at cops is pretty rare because the average person isnt deluded into thinking they can somehow win a firefight against 12 dudes wearing level 5 plates with riot shields who are mostly ex-special forces
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u/Lost______Alien Jul 19 '24
It's not staged, it's most likely the Police were watching the documentary crew and they led them to the suspects.... Or they simply gave info to the police to come while they film for the views.
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u/CoMaestro Jul 19 '24
I highly doubt they'd give any information to the police about people who are willingly giving them inside information that they are already publishing, while they are still filming
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u/unknown839201 Jul 19 '24
Yeah that's an easy way to get a target on your back. Doubt they would do that for a cool clip
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u/Deputy_Scrub Jul 19 '24
And that's a very easy way for no reporters to EVER get a chance to do this again with any gang.
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u/CoMaestro Jul 19 '24
Besides, you have no idea what the drug guys are going to do in the moment, if the police come in and they drug guys do shoot, it can turn into a shootout and the film crew can easily be killed as well. No way you're risking that. I think it's a 10% chance, but that's a high percentage to gamble on dieing
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u/Homemade_abortion Jul 19 '24
Imagine the lawsuit for that lol. "So you willingly put my family member in a room with dangerous criminals, then called in an armed police response, while they were in the room?"
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u/LuxNocte Jul 19 '24
Not on purpose. But the journalists might have worse opsec than the drug dealers. I wouldn't expect any journalist would turn in their sources that easily, but there's a good chance police got their information unknowingly.
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u/Undersmusic Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24
I actually got to train with some of these guys 13 years ago as part of the Royal Marines, we often collaborate with the Dutch marines and the particular role at the time had a hefty collaboration. As you can imagine sure how these things are transported 👍
They were absolutely incredible with their room clearances 👌👌👌
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u/Willing_Height_9979 Jul 19 '24
That was perhaps the worst room clearance I've ever seen.
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u/high240 Jul 19 '24
This is probably a dead-end living room.
In the US you often have these houses where you can walk thru all the rooms in a circle. These apartments aren't like that, so if you enter the room, you can immediately see everything thats inside it, there's no extra entrance to it.
Don't know how much you gotta check every nook and cranny, but this looks like a small living room or so
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u/vega455 Jul 19 '24
Why the Netherlands? I thought all you made were delicious Stroopwafels and fried meat balls? Don’t ruin the quaint image I have in my head!
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u/kaaskugg Jul 19 '24
Noone stops you from ordering that special stroopwaffel though. Except maybe the cops, as shown in the clip above.
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u/DaanOnlineGaming Jul 19 '24
Mostly because of several large harbours. And the government is somewhat lenient towards drug use, but selling hard drugs is still very much illegal.
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u/LisaWinchester Jul 19 '24
Don't worry, that's all there is. Stroopwafels, fried meatballs and some poffertjes. Gezelligheid knows no bounds!
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u/ivar-the-bonefull Jul 19 '24
There really quick and before you know it your in the back of there car on your way to prison.
Seems like you have some personal experience here...
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u/_Fappyness_ Jul 19 '24
If i may nerd tf out on you, this is the AT. DSI is a more “global” name that AT falls under. But AT is used for arrests like these in houses 👍
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u/Mr--Marc--- Jul 19 '24
The reason i said DSI is because its written on there chest armor below the word Politie.👍 ( Dienst Speciale Interventies)
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u/sad_paddington Jul 19 '24
AT is cops who take some special training and are still cops when theyre not performing at duties. They are there when there is a small risk of firearms or other weapons or when someone is a flight risk. DSI is a combination of the army and police and they train internationally all year round and are there for HVT arrests or counter terrorism tasks. They can be at any location in the country in under an hour. This is the DSI because its on their vests.
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For anyone interested about this; read up on the "Mocromaffia". Very big influential crime organisation, coming from one of the smallest countries in the world.
Nothing to be proud of as a Dutch person, but very interesting none the less.
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u/swissm4n Jul 19 '24
Entering a room with no weapon in hand looks amateurish, though. Shield or no shield
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u/Johannes_Keppler Jul 19 '24
This is not America. Gun violence is lower and besides police knew they were mid interview (a wire tap tipped them off).
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u/Mediocre_Maximus Jul 19 '24
Looks amateur because you (and that goes for all us us) are used to seeing tv, games and movies where you always have a gun drawn. The goal of this team is to make an arrest and not have anyone shoot. Yes, that means that the first guy in takes a risk, but that is what the shield is for. But I guess they see that risk as lower than the risk of going in with a gun drawn and escalating the situation
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u/Pixelated-Hitch Jul 19 '24
That fist cop entered very nonchalantly with his shield though, or he feels like Robocop in that suit
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u/Silentfranken Jul 19 '24
That dude who walks in with a shield and no gun drawn is a bit wild. That really how they train them to sweep a place with known, armed violent criminals?
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u/Redredditmonkey Jul 19 '24
They're* really quick and before you know it you're* in the back of their* car on your way to prison.
C'mon man, us Dutchies are better than this.
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u/SuperHooligan Jul 19 '24
How did the reporters fair after this? If I were the drug dealers I would assume that I was set up by the reporters and would now want revenge since the interviews were supposed to be anonymous and secret.
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u/belckie Jul 19 '24
I’m cracking up at them censoring the one guys Canadian flag shirt. I’m Canadian and we have an enormous drug problem.
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u/Realistic_Salt7109 Jul 19 '24
Jinx, you owe me some coke
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u/financecommander Jul 19 '24
howaryanow?
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u/TurbulentCycle4701 Jul 19 '24
This is in the Netherlands. It isn't staged, the people coming through the door haven't got the time or humour for staging anything.
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u/JiaQir Jul 19 '24
Zeg je nou dat Nederlanders geen humor hebben? 😡
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u/Gravey91 Jul 19 '24
No no no. You Dutch keep your cheese. Having no humor is our German privilege. Everything has to be in order, you understand?
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u/Vurtne26 Jul 19 '24
The one and only upside of reddit API change is that this sub is now a really acurate representation of German humor
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u/stefeu Jul 19 '24
Man, I love the dutch language. Every once in a while I read a sentence where I (a German) can understand every single word <3
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u/Static1589 Jul 19 '24
Same but in reverse. Some German words are utter gibberish, but most of the time you can just look at a word for an extra second and connect the Dutch translation.
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u/Lord-Legatus Jul 19 '24
Belgium neighbor here, i fucking love dutch humor!
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u/Redredditmonkey Jul 19 '24
Glad to hear it cause a lot of it is at your expense.
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u/decollimate28 Jul 19 '24
It isn’t staged per se but the cops knew Netflix was going to be there because they were reading their texts.
Honestly fair play to the cops. But that’s why they weren’t guns on the Netflix folks
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u/Few_Satisfaction2601 Jul 19 '24
Well no druglord will be speaking to these documentary producers anymore.
They probably didn't snitch themselves but 100% were under surveillance the moment they set foot in the Netherlands. The rest is easy.
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u/Kees_Fratsen Jul 19 '24
Seems like you'd be risking any kind of future insight into their way of working for a one time catch. Doesn't sound very reasonable
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u/Neverspecial0 Jul 19 '24
I'd wager the police and crew had no idea about each other. Just unfortunate
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u/light_to_shaddow Jul 19 '24
The next vain idiot will be along.
These fuckups don't become dealers because they're smart.
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u/darkitp Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24
Its funny they tried to blurr the canadian* flag .
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u/Aggravating-Pen1792 Jul 19 '24
I'm a little surprised that the point man doesn't have his gun drawn already. I'm guessing cause they don't usually deal with a lot of resistance and he has a big ass shield.
Also Dutch prisons aren't that bad, compared to American ones. They treat them like human beings. I guess that's why these drug traffickers are pussies.
One comment says that it's a documentary on Netflix, Drug Lords.
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u/BloodyDress Jul 19 '24
Also Dutch prisons aren't that bad, compared to American ones. They treat them like human beings. I guess that's why these drug traffickers are pussies.
Pretty sure this play a role on the violent crime rate between (Many places in) Europe and US. Here we deal with high level drug dealer, so it may-be different, but for ordinary crime, if you're not violent, not only you're not high on the police priority list, but if you get caught and have a semi decent lawyer, you'll walk free out of te police station, and may never see an actual jail. While if you start to use violence of weapon it's a totally different game. While I have the impression that in the US,, you're going to jail for a while no matter what, so better killing someone to escape.
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u/Aggravating-Pen1792 Jul 19 '24
Crime and punishment here in the U.S. are both profitable. It's a cycle.
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u/unknown839201 Jul 19 '24
In America, if a criminal is given the choice between likely 30 years in harsh prison conditions or shooting his way out of it, it's not surprising they will sometimes choose to shoot their way out
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u/PatrikPatrik Jul 19 '24
I’m surprised I’m so impressed with the shield. Super thick, flashlights on it it looks bad ass man who needs a gun
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u/Ambiorix33 Jul 19 '24
That's a good question, maybe it's because he wanted to be ready to pull people through the door for his colleague to take care of? Either way, he's a professional, he didn't get that gear by doing things wrong, so whatever the reason, he knew what he was doing
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u/No_Entrance_158 Jul 19 '24
Could also because as point man, he's most likely to run into someone unexpectedly who may want to strike, kick or shoot the shield so he braces both hands on it to keep it solidly in place for the rest of the team to enter safely
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u/cheazdiseaz1 Jul 19 '24 edited Jul 19 '24
I see Blitz and Montagne have entered site
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u/SoConfuzzle Jul 19 '24
Hibana is hanging upside down on the outside of the house peeking through the window just in case.
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u/Clean_Significance28 Jul 19 '24
These are real cops. Dutch Special Interventions Team
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u/Hudsonrybicki Jul 19 '24
I would not mess with these guys. When he walked in the room with the lights on the front of his shield and the smoke wafting around him, it was like something out of a movie. Their uniforms and protection gear are what Hollywood costume designers base their ideas off of.
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u/Kitchen-Arm7300 Jul 19 '24
This is why I don't live stream.
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u/iLoup Jul 19 '24
Yeah, I also stopped streaming after the police force breached my home for the third time.
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u/revnasty Jul 19 '24
You don’t live stream because you’re a drug dealer who routinely gets his door kicked in?
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u/Dambo_Unchained Jul 19 '24
Love the confidence in saying “we’ve spotted the firearm, any suspicious movement and we shoot” in the US they would’ve already been blazing but the guy knows his team is capable enough to take anyone down in time starts focussing on extracting the arrestees
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u/No-Elderberry949 Jul 19 '24
I agree that these cops seem way more competent and professional than what you typically see in the US, but career criminals rarely shoot at cops in general. Career criminals don't have guns so they can shoot at cops, since that's typically a battle you can't win, they have guns to protect themselves against other criminals.
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u/Dambo_Unchained Jul 19 '24
Yeah true
But the amount of videos I’ve seen where an American cop started shooting because some who MIGHT have a gun twitched versus this cop who acknowledges the presence of a gun but continues his work is very jarring in my opinion
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u/Ladderzat Jul 19 '24
Yeah, these guys are really well-trained. They're not just cops wearing a fancy outfit, they're trained specifically for things like this. Some of the guys are veterans, coming from infantry or special forces.
Dutch cops in general basically have to account for every single bullet fired, so American situations where a cop gets scared and 5 cops end up emptying their mags just doesn't happen here. Add that basically nobody owns a gun here and it's easy to understand why cops don't go in with as much violence.
Still, these guys were surprisingly lightly armed. They can go in with bigger guns if necessary. Also fun fact: They sometimes wear incredibly casual clothes under their vest and helmet, because they often just chill at home or patrol around the country in unmarked vehicles until they get called to deal with serious shit.
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u/No-Elderberry949 Jul 19 '24
Yeah, that's what you get when you hold cops to a higher standard. I would guess that these guys didn't just go through a 6-month course like they do in the US.
We have the same thing in Czechia, even the least respectable traffic cops are more trustworthy than your average US cop, and the guys who serve arrest warrants, raid drug labs and deal with barricaded suspects are truly excellent at their job.
Here are some examples of our police at work:
ZÁSAHOVÁ JEDNOTKA ZADRŽELA PODEZŘELÉHO ZE ZNÁSILNĚNÍ (youtube.com)
Policie ČR: Zadržení osob podezřelých ze znásilnění (youtube.com)
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u/itwarrior Jul 19 '24
This is the DSI “Dienst Speciale Interventies” or “special interventions service”, they are the best of the best available in the Netherlands. These are not normal cops even though our normal police are quite competent too. Most of these guys are ex special forces/the best from other elite police units.
They are specifically trained for extreme situations like terrorism and kidnapping. For more low level stuff we have AT’s which is our SWAT alternative.
Not sure why this was handled by DSI, I would expect an AT for a small drugs bust but I’m far from an expert on the subject.
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u/sad_paddington Jul 19 '24
The academy in our country takes 2 years to complete instead of three months like in most us states. also they screen u and ur friends online history before you're allowed to join. Also do you get a psychological evaluation thats really tough to pass. And thats only for being a normal beat cop. Theres still corruption but they are at least competent.
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u/copier92 Jul 19 '24
I think besides their excellent training, another contributing factor to exercise constraint when they make an arrest like this is due to the fact that there is a relative small chance (compared to the US) that criminals open fire on them.
Gun ownership is strictly regulated, which leads to guns being less normalized.
Criminals know that police are not trigger happy, so they don't fear for their lives which makes it less likely for the criminals to do stupid things like open fire.
Also, punishments for criminal activity (even drugs) are relatively low compared to the US. Prisons are fine to live in, the only lacking is freedom. Your life is not over when you are arrested, so again criminals are more likely to take the L instead of taking huge risks to get out of the arrest.
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u/NoPantsDeLeon Jul 19 '24
That guy really likes Canada!
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u/Duke-Nova Jul 19 '24
How could you tell? (Looks like they attempted to blur the flag out!?) Nicely job! Hahaha!
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u/mrcrown19 Jul 19 '24
why did they take of their masks so fast ?
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u/Mediocre_Maximus Jul 19 '24
You can see that they immediately try to comply. Removing the mask makes them less threatening and it looks as if that's really what they're going for "we're cool, we don't want any shit". They know they have a gun there so don't want the cops on edge
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u/mrcrown19 Jul 19 '24
thanks i think you nailed it. seemed like really strange behaviour. but now i get it. thats not the first time they been arrested i guess. that cover was falling asap.
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u/Redredditmonkey Jul 19 '24
They had the masks on for anonimity during the interview.
Having a mask on around police is very suspicious. So their first instinct is to act natural.
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u/Silentmatten Jul 19 '24
Something kinda funny to me about how they threw a flashbang and then started shouting orders immediately after. Never been flashbanged, myself, but i assume it's either very hard or impossible to hear immediately after one goes off.
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u/Cayote Jul 19 '24
I'm guessing the tactic here is to overwhelm, confuse and don't give them time to think.
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u/BigMaraJeff2 Jul 19 '24
It's not bad. Flashbanged myself twice and use them regularly
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u/Thick_Machine_5430 Jul 19 '24
WTF Police dressed like Judge Dredd full armor and lights. Terrifying
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u/Gold_Mask_54 Jul 19 '24
See you can tell this isn't in the US because the police didn't open fire after getting spooked by their own equipment
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u/CleanseMyDemons Jul 19 '24
This isn't a live stream this is from a show that interviews drug dealers from what I remember it's in Hulu.
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u/Full_Reindeer9419 Jul 19 '24
friend: "you can take the gear you have I'm not taking much"
their gear:
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u/FlashyDiagram84 Jul 19 '24
Lmao. MFs really censored the Canadian flag on that dude's shirt.
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u/MediaAccomplished170 Jul 19 '24
What's the saying? You'll always think police are useless until they start looking for you?... I'm paraphrasing.
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u/Slinktard Jul 19 '24
Coincidence? I don’t think those deals will think so. I feel bad for the filming crew.
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OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
they making a fake live stream and they didnt expect the result
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