AMERICAN REACTS TO 17 YEAR OLD TAKING THE DURHAM CONSTABULARY POLICE ON A 150 MPH PURSUIT!

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This video features an American reactor analyzing a high-speed pursuit involving a 17-year-old suspect who stole multiple vehicles, including Audis and BMWs, from Durham Constabulary in the UK. The footage begins with police officers monitoring the stolen Audi A6 as it speeds through traffic at dangerous velocities, initially classified as medium risk despite driving well over the speed limit. As the chase progresses onto winding roads like the M56 and towards Chilton, the situation escalates rapidly; the suspect pushes his vehicle to extreme speeds exceeding 140 mph, forcing police tactics to shift from monitoring a medium-risk scenario to deploying high-risk maneuvers involving stingers and aggressive driving techniques designed to stop the fleeing driver. The reactor provides running commentary on the tactical execution of both sides, noting that while he does not condone criminal behavior or dangerous pursuits, he appreciates the skill displayed by all parties involved in this "boxing match" on the road. He observes how the suspect expertly navigates roundabouts and tight corners with a stolen car, comparing the open roads to those found in video games like GTA where such chases are common. The pursuit intensifies as police attempt to box the driver into stopping positions near metal bridges and specific junctions, eventually leading to a confrontation where officers manage to ram the suspect's vehicle after he attempts to drive away again following an initial stoppage caused by tire smoke or transmission failure. The climax of the video occurs when the suspect is finally forced out of his car through shattered windows rather than being pulled from an open door, highlighting the severity and danger of the situation for everyone involved. The reactor expresses a mix of admiration for the police's effective use of force to secure the arrest and frustration at seeing criminals treated with such intensity while simultaneously mocking the "cringe" nature of celebrating arrests on social media platforms like YouTube. He notes that despite the suspect being only 17 years old, he is likely facing adult charges in the UK due to possessing multiple sets of stolen keys and driving a high-performance vehicle without insurance or a valid license. Ultimately, the video serves as both an entertainment piece showcasing incredible automotive handling and speed, and a serious discussion on law enforcement tactics versus criminal desperation. The reactor concludes by emphasizing that while he enjoys watching these elaborate chases for their cinematic quality, it is crucial to remember that lives are at risk during such pursuits. He reflects on the mindset of criminals who intentionally make police work harder by stealing cars specifically designed for high-speed driving, ultimately leading to a successful arrest where three individuals were taken into custody after a dramatic and dangerous end to the chase.

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Doesn't mean I'm not here for it though. You feel me? Talk to me now. Yeah, here we go. I've been waiting for this. We going to break this all the way. Go ahead press play. Whose channel is this one? Durham Constabulary. Constabulary. Let me go ahead sub up man. Thank you, officer. is the car? Oh, I see it. Oh, no. That was That was police. Mhm. So, that's a Audi. Let me know what type of Audi that is in the comments, man. Did they say it? Nope, they didn't say. >> We're southbound on the M56 towards >> Look like a >> Yes, yes, yes. >> A6? What is that? Audi Oh, he not He driving something. I 17 with that? >> 321 on >> Stolen. >> M60 8167 northbound towards Chilton. Speed 70, medium risk. We've come to >> How's this medium risk? He's going 70 in a 30 with a lot of traffic. It's not medium risk. >> We're going to have to order 333 with a meter up through and then the air performance order. Yeah, speed 170 as we approach the Chilton roundabout. Stand by for directions to the green light. It is not 1 not 1 not 2 not 2 taking the third >> It's a great Audi commercial cuz the way he just turned this roundabout, boy. Great handling, ain't it? >> not 1 not 1 not 2 not 2 >> Oh, yeah, there it is. Yeah. My bad. >> Stay straight on 167 northbound. We're going to go 316 permission. Run. We're going to push northbound and try and get a stinger at Tintwistle. >> This is the BMW. >> This is Tintwistle. >> Is this this Are we in the BMW right now? >> Speed is 100. It is medium risk. >> I don't understand how this constabulary assesses risk. 100 in a in a 40? >> Right, so we're not going to make Thingholt. Trying quarter in small metal bridge. Yes, yes. Trying quarter metal bridge. Yeah, we're into Ferryhill. We are 100 in the 40s. It's medium risk and a whole medium risk. >> 100 in the 40s? >> Just coming over the uh the two bridges. Dropped down 167 northbound still. Traffic's light. >> Ain't going to lie, bro. Pushing that mug. Like what made him want to get up today like, "Yeah, I'm going to go I'm going to I'm going to take the police on a chase. That's on the agenda for me. After I eat this full English breakfast, after I eat this fry up, I'm going to go ahead and take him on a run. How do you get to this point? Like I'm stopping. >> We're at 130. Vehicle is still pulling away. We're at 140. >> So the cop is going 140. And he is He got to be touching 160, 180. No, to be this far ahead and still pulling away, you got to be touching I want to say 180. >> Approaching Thingholt. We're still at 130. >> What was that? Are those the lights? Is that the lights on the car or is that the exhaust backfiring? Is I don't What is that? >> We're still at 130. It's still medium risk. Unfortunately, there, we're going to go high risk. It's wrong side of the ATS. It's gone wrong side. Metal Bridge, it has turned towards Metal Bridge. >> Also, words to be assessed as high risk, you got to go on like opposite side of the traffic or something. >> He's heading towards you. Try and get a stinger out. We're ahead. Yeah, he's still towards you. Speed's 100. >> I feel like these roads were just made for motorcycles. Let me rephrase that. Hold on. In GTA, when I see roads like this, that's where you get the chases at because it's so open and windy for motorcycles, but in GTA. So, I see the resemblance. >> Yeah, we're ahead. >> You're on a full stop. Where is the car at? Oh, you're in front of him. Wait, we switched views? Go back. Okay. >> We're ahead. Yeah, he's still towards you. Speed's 100. >> Yeah, this is a new car. This is a new car. >> Yeah, we're ahead. >> Yeah, you're ahead, but you're not getting no stinger cuz brother that brother is moving. It's over. Oh, yeah. Excuse me. Oh, he ramming? He didn't ram the hut. >> Bring it down. Bring it down. Bring it And still got away. Wait, what's what's on the front left of a scuff? Oh, the stinger got him, too. Okay. It's over. You're done. I ain't going to lie. Let me go back. Durham Constabulary They put on a well well-maneuvered tactics to get you to stop. And then they knew they had a great YouTube video and posted it on YouTube. And edited it. This is edited. This is in 4K. They got cut scenes and everything. I ain't going to lie. If I'm in jail if I'm in the if I'm in the young offenders jail, I'm showing people this. Look at my work. Look at my handy dandy. Look what they had to do. It's like a badge of honor for this whoever the kid is. Like He's doing it. He's doing all this with a no tire? >> That's his tire smoking? Is this the tire smoking right here? The car is smoking itself. Yeah, that transmission is finished. You blew it. It's over. You got to know it's coming to a stop. I mean not transmission, radiator. My bad. Break the window. BREAK THE WINDOW. YEAH. YEAH. There it go. There it go, but let's break it like you mean it. Like like you Like this is the most unathletic breaking of a window that I've ever seen. Like let's let's let's go back study the tape. Great boxing. Great boxing. Both great good driving from both sides, but the police have done their job at a high level. Great boxing to stop this. There's There's lives at danger and danger and we do not condone this. Pull over for the police. But great driving from both sides. Um good boxing. Now, let's Look at this execution. Okay. Very bowlegged run. Tries to open the door. I even know why you did that. I ain't never seen a cop try to open the door first. No, let's let's off rip. If I had to go more than 60 miles an hour and trace you for more than 2 minutes, break window. There you go. [screaming] There you go. And both cops had crazy form. One had the backhand breaking of the window. One had the Y'all going to pull [screaming] him through? Damn, cuz goddamn. At this You could have opened the door off Why [laughter] you pulling through the window like this? HOLD ON. HE WAS GET YOUR [ __ ] ASS OUT THE GET OUT THE CAR. YEAH. >> [screaming] >> OH. DID they whoop him his ass? Did they whoop him A LITTLE BIT? I AIN'T GOING to lie. I feel like they whooped him a little bit. But that's just hearsay. We don't know those for to be facts. But I heard ah AH THERE YOU GO, POLICE. >> YOU INJURED ANYWHERE? They obviously got three locked up and got response >> Yes, I'm injured. You just pulled me out this car. Scraped both my legs on glass and then slammed my back on pavement. >> We searched our fan shop. This is a couple of car stuff. >> Currently, there's been other car keys stolen with it and I can see center >> God damn, how close how how close you need to be to this wheel? >> And so >> Yeah, I think he's got a Ford key and a Mercedes in the center >> Also, this is they drop this is they occupation. They go around stealing cars. >> from all of this. >> And the BM's are they yours? >> And also a BMW. >> Uh and then that'll be that one. Oh, no, there's another Audi. >> You're definitely Can you be tried as an adult at 17 in the UK? Yeah, right. Yeah, they might go to Yeah, it's over. >> And then another Audi key all look like there's house keys attached. >> They're nice cars, too. >> Is that yours, thing? >> Yeah. >> Is that yours, thing? >> Yeah. >> I hate when police celebrate. I know like All right, you got to have some type of camaraderie. Good job stinging it, but like I don't want to see it. It's cringe for some reason. I salute, though. I wonder what the jail time was like. You feel me? Hey, real talk, man. Just I mean in these criminals' cases from the criminal mind, you want to make the police job as hard as possible. So, with that being said, I want to look at both sides of this. He took them on a pursuit. Cuz that was his his job is to steal cars. He had to run. This wasn't no simple oh yeah I ain't had no insurance or my license is suspended. No, no, no. I'm in here with three four different sets of car keys and this car is stolen. Oh, you going to have to come get me. And that they did. TLO, leave a like, comment, subscribe, turn on your post notifications. But before you leave, make sure you go sub up to the other channel, man. The American Brit. I'll post it There'll be a link up here. Like on the top of the screen right here. All right.