The Most Wanted Drivers in New York

okay, easy, tiger, easy, easy, easy, easy, easy, easy, come on, come on, come on, come on, hey, hey, hey, how many police chases do you think you've been in? 30 I think on a scale of 1 to 10, how sought after you would say you are is probably a 10, no one is more sought after than me. I wasn't lying when I said these guys are

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. Hello friends, I'm Tommy G. I'm here with the

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in New York. He's a swimmer, you know what's going on. I love him. swim team, the Dream Team, so buckle up folks, this is going to be a wild ride one day in the safety of my home in Milwaukee.

I started getting bombarded by DMS imploring me to explore these two

drivers

called Squeeze Benz and there are 981 of us when I looked. In its pages, his way of driving surprised me. I would describe his videos as daring, dangerous and reckless. I am fascinated by the human desire to push boundaries and go against the current. I am fascinated by the daredevils and outlaws of the world, young people in particular love. To do this in several ways, the evil Canal was shot from a cannon. Philip Petite walked with a rope through the Twin Towers. Alex Hanold climbed cliffs without a rope and wrestler Darren slashed his tail until he was blind.

The question that comes to mind when looking at this behavior is what forces someone to try so hard and risk injury or death. In today's video we investigate this reckless behavior in the form of reckless drivers that is causing outrage and fascination throughout the NYPD. On West 38th Street at 7th Avenue, the driver accelerated and crashed into cars traveling on the sidewalk and even hit a food shed. There's a twist to the story because these guys not only risk their own necks in stuns, they also risk the lives of innocents. Pedestrians and the law enforcement officers who chase them.

These guys regularly participate in police chases and evade police helicopters. Today we interview them face to face and talk about morality, ethics, danger and the motivation for their behavior. Let's dive in and get to work. This documentary is purely for educational purposes, we want to emphasize that the behavior depicted in this video is dangerous, illegal and should never be imitated. Remember that it only takes one serious accident to ruin your life or someone else's life. Drive responsibly. Thank you. One of us in my section wanted to know how. Every day people felt about this type of driving, we had some extra time to waste at the New York airport, so I went around showing people videos of squeeze bendz and usa 981 driving, this is what they had to say About that, what do you think about that being simply dangerous?

I think school outside of them is a bit dangerous, everyone else was at risk. It's probably going 120 130 right now. Look how there are some close situations. I feel like he thinks he's in a video game. Those things bother me. I have kids who are into those. The roads too when that guy hits one of my children, he says: I don't know what happened. I could tell this guy a million times. Hey, you're going to kill someone on the road. He will do it anyway. What do you think about that? It makes me angry, I get it, all kids are raised to do that right, but I would still be irresponsible if I told you that this guy ran away not only from the police but also from helicopters.

What is your reaction to that? I believe it, I just feel I really feel like he should have his license taken away for a period of time and probably have to take safe driving classes, maybe talking to people who are victims of people driving should be proportional to attempted manslaughter or something like I want to say. That is, in effect, you are intentionally putting people at risk when you go a certain speed over the speed limit. If you were his mother or father, what would you say to him? He is a selfish idiot. One of these days, someone will get in his way. and that person is going to end up dead or a lot of people are going to end up dead and if they end up dead that is their consequence for what they do but no one else deserves to take that kind of risk it is no different than someone who is very drunk behind the wheel of a car and driving when they have no control, I mean, their car is actually like a weapon of mass destruction; you have to drive carefully, worse than being drunk and getting behind the wheel because you are actively making the decision to put other people's lives at risk the cheapest price you pay is not the person driving the car someone is going to end up dying and that it will be what can ruin the lives of hundreds of people like if a child in a school died everyone in the school warning for that person oh yes it is tremendous it is not safe at all if it hits someone do you think it should be involuntary manslaughter or in first grade?

I say manslaughter because you know what you're doing like you're driving like crazy. Would you tell him if you could say something like, say, slow down, what do you think about driving like that? Oh, it's terrible, I don't like it, you better stay away from it. Yes, what should be the penalty if you are caught for manslaughter or? first degree that's up for debate if he hits someone you mean if he kills someone he's the man in the vehicle this guy has the ability to escape from multiple police vehicles including helicopters which is why he wasn't caught yesterday he was escaped from a helicopter where in New York or California New York Wow, what kind of car does Lamborghini rent?

I can see how he is running away from the police. I guess we could expect it to hit a telephone pole. Turn yourself in brother, you are a reckless driver and you are going to hurt innocent people, I have people who take P something like pop R. I'm going to get the Tesla. I don't really like that the mod actually hits the check, but I'm not rocking. We are on our way to meet. Press Benz. He has recently been in the news for his high-speed stunts, while some people see his driving as exhilarating or exciting, there is a growing feeling that this type of behavior unnecessarily endangers innocent drivers and pedestrians.

He sent us the address of a random parking lot and told us. to stop this is what we meet people we are on our way to talk to one of the

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squeeze Benz this guy does things that make my anus pucker pause this guy is reckless this guy is extreme this guy drives very high speed I don't drive like that you shouldn't drive like that and there's a reason I don't get in their cars while they drive so fast it's dangerous it's reckless it's scary disclaimer don't do this at home it's like a high speed fugitive speed.

I'm always interested in the outcasts of the world. People who live on the edge. Humans, especially men, are always pushing the limits of danger. But one distinction I want to make is that evil is only conal. he hurts himself if he fails, the UFC fighters are both signing up, they're in mutual combat, but these guys, if something goes wrong, they hurt innocent civilians, so I want to ask him about that, but then ask him about the outlaw, the trials, the danger, the peace that lives. strongly into them because I think that's interesting this is not a product placement I don't want a partnership with Celsius I don't drink their drinks on every trip several times a day I don't absolutely love AB their drinks guys if you want to hit Pick me up please get me I'd love to talk to you otherwise I'll probably go to Prime and you know how that goes so we'll head over to meet Benz.

I'm excited, I hope you are too, you know. It must be high speed. A problem around here if they have an NYPD Mustang car that has some speed. RP mainstream Med. It's been a great career, I congratulate you for lasting so long, but that's it, I mean, you're done and I'm sorry. from that rip hoodies from mainstream media available Tommy g.com oh god dude, what is this Batman guy on a scale of 1 to 10? How sought after would you say you are probably a 10? No one is more wanted than me, really, yeah that's crazy, it started like about a year ago I bought my first Benz and I always liked the little driving videos and I never took it anywhere and then my son started saying: "You know, crazy people are blowing up about this" and I was like, "You know, that's how." started I'm curious like we had a Lamborghini at one point at Mercedes-Benz.

I'm sure they go through a lot of different cars. Do they go Touro and just drive people's cars? Y'all crazy, you guys get your own cars, tell me. About that, I had my own car for a while, but then I changed it because I was chased a lot, so I realized that doing long-term rentals is a much better route and then obviously I don't tell these. Guys on the back street, did you ever get your T blown off? People ask what the hell happened, they ask and then like I know I'm just driving the car, you know, I mean, you mix in danger, but there's also other people at risk when you do that innocent civilian thing, so what do you think about the Danger element I've been doing this since it was real?

I used to start my dad's car and I used to go out. I've been doing this for so long that I feel like I'm a pro at this, you know, this is how I drive. There have been incidents where I've been out with people and they've tried to follow me and check how fast. You see? I mean, there's been a live video of me going one-handed at 210 mph filming with one hand driving with the other 210 mph, that's crazy, did that scare you? Isn't it just to develop a tolerance for speed? the police watch your Instagram 100%, they do.

Let's get in the car and have the conversation. Okay, okay, okay, okay, how many people normally go out compared to like? Am I at the top end of the high end? It's okay, your mom worries about you. Of course I call him, she doesn't even want to listen to the things I'm doing, she's freaking out because she knows I'm doing it. You know what I mean. Do you know any friends who have been really hurt or killed doing this? My son was running and he bumped and hit his head and his head split open a little bit, but other than that, nothing ever happened.

Tell me about the camera system in New York. How difficult is it to evade capture or awareness? from the police is super easy, a lot of people like to commit crimes with their plates, I mean if I go and run from the police I will make sure I have altered plates or no plates at all. New York City is my home. One of the most advanced camera surveillance networks on the planet, an Amnesty International project identifies that there are more than 25,000 public and private cameras at traffic intersections throughout the city. This camera technology can capture faces and other details from up to 400 feet away.

This infrastructure. It's not cheap either, this camera technology combined with cell phone tracking, spy use and facial recognition tools racked up nearly $3 billion in NYPD spending from 2007 to 2019, when Street Racers proliferated in the city, It is easy for governments to make the case for increasing surveillance to crack down on this reckless and deadly behavior; However, the same technology can also be used to capture the profiles of millions of civilians daily, something that is currently happening in China and is feared by many Americans as a technology. such as AI facial recognition and high-definition cameras increase the quality.

This is a challenge we will have to grapple with to ensure that the technology that can help keep us safe does not become too powerful to infringe on our freedoms. different penalties if you get caught doing what we were doing G time I'm running radical lights I'm doing more than triple the speed limit double the speed limit this is a lot of fines you made a video in Time Square recently right yeah bags for all my insecurities, you like some work, probably clean the bag, do the Top Line block, let me, it only takes one mistake to permanently change or destroy someone's life.

I understand that it was as if we were also like a lot of people. 12:00 in the morning, you saw in the video, I stopped, I looked around, I was sure there wasn't one and I started doing it, and when I was running the red light, I'm not going to lie, it was still bothering me, discreet, I know how to run the red lights have chased me through maops to the point where i could turn off the red lights by doing 6070 no i'm not going to 70 buddy what's your strategy for getting away from the cops jumping on the road?

These police officers as if they were not really trained. that's what a lot of real rookie cops are for, now a bunch of rookie cops and these guys don't know how to drive on the road, let's talk about how drivers like Ben can evade detection for so long that they do it by altering or disguising their license. plat so that the car cannot be tracked by police or traffic cameras. Cars with their modification have been nicknamed ghost cars. Last month a Joint Task Force was launched between theWhat do you say to those types of people? Honestly, bro, you're great.

I agree with them. Don't even argue with them, people look at accidents and see us split up and run through traffic doing a bunch of Dum St. They see it as vague, like they're thinking we're just out there and we're trying to crash, We are not trying to clash in any case. I would say that when we're on the road we're actually paying attention to the road more than anyone else on the road or anything else is drinking and driving and and and like we're never under the influence of being behind the wheel and I'm proud to say that. , tell me what goes through your head in the police chase, how do you escape?

What are you thinking about? Are you trying to go? a few streets then take an exit, you have a hiding place like, how do you evade the police in this type of situation? Wait, don't give too much information. There are people who might see what you do and wonder how come the police haven't caught you. However, what is your answer? I mean, really, the way we don't get caught is to stop being big. New York has a no chase policy and I can say that because at least I've been swimming, at least I've gotten into as many Chas. right, I'm not saying I like it, I got the worst Lu, bro, honestly, I got the worst Lu.

I wanted to know what the legal perspective was on which swim team squeezed Benz and all these other New York drivers, what the legal ramifications were. How much jail time could they face and why were they so brazen to continually do this? I talked to my friend Nate, the lawyer, to find out more about this. He is a lawyer who runs a YouTube channel and discusses things regularly. Here's what he had to say: My name is Nate, the lawyer. I am a former prosecutor and former law school professor and what you just saw on the screen is known as reckless driving in New York State.

They could serve up to a year in prison. prison if you drive recklessly driving recklessly in New York is simple, it is if you drive on a date that is unreasonableinterferes with the free and proper use of public roads or unreasonably endangers users of public roads. Reckless driving is prohibited. Anyone who violates this provision will be guilty of an MISD demun, which means they can serve up to a year in jail. If someone is injured or killed during the act of reckless driving, they could find themselves facing some serious, dangerous and disturbing charges. Exclusive video of young people driving their cars recklessly just before one of the cars crashed and killed two people.

Now this driver was charged with involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. face up to 10 years in prison if you are doing something that you know is inherently dangerous and could cause death or injury to someone and then you do it anyway and that the law considers reckless and criminal in some cases to drive a car at 90 mph in a 50 mph zone is reckless. Someone could be hurt. Someone could die. screen is not eligible for bail if someone commits this crime 10 times in the same day they will get bail each time due to New York law reform laws.

Now some of you may not believe how crazy the New York bill reform laws are, but you are crazy like this guy who was arrested 101 times for shoplifting and was let go every time because of the New York bill reform laws or this guy who was arrested for three assaults in one day, including through a brick through a store window, was released each time on Bill reform laws or the story of these four people who cut up two bodies left body parts all over New York state and then when the police went to their house they found bloody body parts guts everything in their house guess what he did Judge? them without bail when you put it all together I think these guys are doing it because they really aren't afraid at all to kill anyone and if they get caught driving recklessly they will get arrested but they will probably get arrested. come out the same day on bail reform then we can go out and do it again if you need legal advice if you are watching this YouTube video to help you in your case you are looking in the wrong place that being said.

I'm Nate the lawyer and I'm at peace after hearing what Nate the lawyer said, hearing that there really are no consequences for what these guys are doing, it makes sense why they're doing it, back to the swim team How often do you do it? nervous doing this, so the last thing I see he's super nervous, especially that way and the reason I started running is not because I like it, I don't like cops, it's just because it got to a point where I already I can't pay the tickets because I was being flagged for no reason, Lage's speed is 50 so I would be on Bell Parkway and I'm going 7075.

I'm doing the same speed everyone else can do that, however when the cop state sees everyone else and me, they separate. They pulled me out because I'm on a white P, so they think I can pay the fine, but at first I could, but then that started to add up and if you're going to say oh, then just don't speed, I wasn't. Speeding, I was just following the flow of traffic and then I started racing one day because I couldn't pay the fines anymore and then it started from there. I'm very nervous at first, you got after the first time.

I just got nervous, that was only because I understood how many people were behind you 15 cars, oh you guys had to get away from the helicopters before? I never had to do it, thank God, I honestly feel like I don't understand that situation, oh yeah, I know what to do. Got the news for any of you oh yeah of course bro I'm not going to FR this is crazy. I don't like av7. I like av7 news at all because they contacted me about my content and he still wrote afterward. I thought I said no, I don't like that, but yeah, this is so news reporters contacted you, texted you, emailed you, okay, so Ali Bomman from CBS New York, I said no, I just never answered what made you say no. for her and yes for me, honestly brother, you are not a c, yes, you are not a c, you are not associated with the law, you have no prior motive.

I generally feel like you're not going to try to paint a bad picture. We've seen your videos, we've seen the work you do and the kind of honesty with which you've interviewed people who do worse things than us, yeah, it's like you keep them safe, there's no reason why you would. keep us safe for me, it's a lot of fun not having a journalism background and beating them at their own game, definitely, honestly, when you're a real person, you go far. I feel like people of our generation just don't trust the news they receive. I've lied so many times that his credit has definitely gone with us, honestly I've become more accurate thanks to Tik Tok.

Take out the tracker and take out the whip. R Rover Sport. I'm at The Jackie doing tricks. Keep swimming. I have the oars in the boat. meet the swim team and let's hear their specialties float swim team you already know and what is your specialty my specialty is floating all I do is float that's my name that's what I do that's everything do you feel like you have to look over of the shoulder? I always look over my shoulder at this kind of thing. I'm 91. I would say I'm a little camera shy, but my specialty is that I do a little bit of everything, but when it comes to, you know, the corporate side. of things, you know the brand and things like I'm basically like the brains behind all that waiting, so you're trying to turn this into a video.

I mean, we already did it, it's a game, so it's called Corsa set, so basically, um. we host servers and you just have to take the link and jump to the server and if any of us have to play on the server you can drive with Swim Risk Free where 981 and his team are very aware that many of their fans are young men that they might try to replicate what they do and, knowing that's incredibly dangerous, their team has done something so you can join them in the safety of your home. They built this online, a fixed course or server so you can drive diversions anywhere.

All you want is an Internet connection on a computer and it is recommended that you have a steering wheel. Details to join the server are in my description. Do you think the authorities are looking for you? They definitely know about us. I mean me specifically. I have no idea. if they want me I'm sorry I don't hate the NYPD I just don't want the ticket what's your name B 250 or Brick 50 either one is f and what's your specialty right now? I think fans would probably say my specialty is probably police chases, police chases and things like that, but in my opinion, I think the con, do you know how many police chases do you think you've been in?

Honestly, bro, I lost count, probably because I posted at least 30. I think so. I think so. you have at least 30 police chases on the internet right now, yeah why is it worth going to prison? No matter how you look at it, it's not worth it at all, being who I am as a person, bro, it's funny, bro, who are you? I'm Reaper, what's your specialty? I'm more of a low-key swimmer. I'm not really making videos and stuff, but you know, if you know, you know, do you have any little brothers? Oh yeah, if they wanted to get into this, what would you do? tell them I'm a hypocrite but I wouldn't recommend this, you don't recommend it, this is a question for the whole group, how often do you have to change vehicles?

I say if they do it right, they could probably make it through a year. One year to two years where you have to change the car if you're smart, but you could do some stupid things in one night, which causes you to have to change. What is your name? My name is Billy and what is your specialty? Honestly, the fans know me. like Lester, I guess he would say if you get in trouble you can call me. I will help you with your situation. So what makes it worth doing? It's not worth doing. I wouldn't recommend doing it if I were you, but I can't make decisions for you, so if you're going to do this against our best wishes, I guess just think of other people along the way and do everything you can to bring a home without hurt yourself, anyone else, or damage any property.

I know how you think about taking risks and dangers. I think if you're ever going to take on any risk or danger, whether it's physical or financial risks, I think you should write down each of the variables that could be a factor. in the risk you are taking and you have to figure out what is the worst case scenario that could go wrong; any other type of scenarios that could go wrong and you want to find out what the best case scenario is and if it's worth betting on. you for the risks that are exposed on the table, but if those risks are worth the reward you are looking for, I think you should do it and if at any point you get too scared, the risk is too much for the reward that I don't want to risk for the cookie, just stop because you are not cut out for it.

If you want an extraordinary life, you have to take extraordinary measures, risks and actions, but know your path and when to sit down, and this is something. I'm also sitting through vicis story when you have black swings and fly too close to the sun you never feel like you have it unlocked 24/7. The story of I comes from Greek mythology and tells the story of Deus and his son Icarus, who was imprisoned on the island of Creep by King Minos to escape the winds of Deus' fashion, made him feathers and wax and Icarus He warned his father not to fly too close to the Sun.

Icarus ignored this advice as he rose higher and higher. The wax melted causing his wings to fail and he plummeted into the sea and drowned. This story serves as a warning against the dangers of overconfidence and recklessness and this story I believe is very relevant to Mr. Squeeze Benz. My stolen son couldn't. do it but he wanted to say what's up with you all feel what was going on and anything you have to say for the camera bro team you better all of them shout out my son Jolly too he couldn't make it yeah so you asked us this.

Questions, what do you think about swimming? So this is what I think danger is good in someone's life, but when you put another person in danger while having fun, that's where I have doubts. I admire courage, I admire bravery, but when other people's lives are at risk for me, it's like it's a tough battle. You know what I mean? If I lost a friend because someone was having fun on the road, I would want to kill that guy. I am also a young man who does it. There are dangerous things to get it, but I strongly recommend you not try it.

We met these guys here todoing scenes of their cool cars, but while waiting for their turn, a couple of them decided to do donuts in a parking lot where there were many families because of this they called the police and in a few minutes an NYPD helicopter arrived at the scene . This is what happened next, we dove in in a second, you saw it, yes, hello friends, I'm Tommy G, here with the most wanted. Drivers in New York look, they're coming unstuck, folks, I wasn't lying when I said these guys are wanted, well folks, I think it's time we get out of here, stay safe, understand that the decisions you make can affect other people, there are dangerous things you can do that just shock yourself when it hits scared civilians we should probably get out of here, let's go.

I'm conflicted about this video, folks, because a lot of young people are going to think this is cool and they are cool too, their brain isn't. developed enough to realize the risk to other people and I feel like you have to pick your battles and although statistically it's exciting, eventually someone is going to crash, someone is going to die, someone is going to be paralyzed and the game that sounded so fun is no longer it's so fun Game Boy to scales now plays mail like a fake guy that has the C on the turbo grill sticking out the Civic that looks like a snail shifts to V three times but we lost the trail, I brought my son from out of town he she's here to break something she's my C. she dropped a padic of a package outside the warehouse doing donuts and I hit the door.

I had a lot of opposition but they died. I know my friends love me. I'm a fan favorite. I need 100. bricks like my man Franklin trying to Ste friends hope you enjoyed this episode want to watch another one here want to subscribe here see you next week