intense escape from police (new york)

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Light Feet

Tom Durante

[jye_]

"just try to be quiet from now" *jumps down stairs in work boots*

[vortexmars]

It's absolutely insane to me that New York is SO dense that it's even possible to get away like that. There were so many tiny nooks that looked like no one had been there in years and that they pretty much served no purpose.

[NNJX]

the adrenaline rush you get when you hear the cops shouting ''hey, hey, dont MOVE!'' like bro damn my heart will rise up asf and my adrenaline will be on the top.

[CaptainCooter]

I’m from the country and seeing you go through those rooftop back alleys, I don’t even know what they are. Insane. It’s like a video game environment

[prmyto]

This is literally like the parkour content of escaping from the police, but is actually REAL, I can feel the stress and the adrenaline man.

[novajgc]

For those wondering, they entered in the Madison Square Park Tower in E 22nd st, the macdonald's is behind the apartment complex

[alexballano]

your climbing skills while your adrenaline takes the control of your body are outstanding

[Sneakystevegod]

I can almost feel the adrenaline with this one, it's insane. You could tell stuff was going to get real when he peered through the door and saw the wall of NYPD cars.

[JosaxJaz]

It's interesting because right before you climbed the red ladder and escaped my mind totally told me to go to the left, which I think is what that other guy did, but he got caught. In this situation it really is better to do the harder escape routes like climbing walls and stuff, since it's harder for the police to do that with all their gear on. It's totally instinctual to try to just run out the easy way.

[macisialek]

The effort you put in these videos is INSANE. The cops rush was so scary. Best irl content

[hopedestiny]

Ran from the cops once, probably one of the best feelings in the world sprinting for my life and eventually getting away through some back alley and taking the bus home. Unreal feeling.

[-jl.]

That is unbelievable how you were able to take control and not panic while looking every second for any escape. Crazy

[egangray]

This was probably one of the coolest chases I've seen on YouTube. Looks real, narrow escape, running through the rainy roof tops of New York... Sick

[friedrichs.]

Everybody that was in situations like this knows how it feels. But i have to admit in these moments you feel most alive.

[RANDMHERO]

The creepily dark and claustrophobic alleys and stairwells that seem to just end are like something out of a bad dream. Glad you escaped.

[TerminalM]

I've ran from the cops before and actually got away.... The adrenaline rush of the chase, the moment you think you'll be caught you ponder if you're better off giving up or going all in. The feeling of pure panic while that panic is being boosted by adrenaline.... The moment you think you've got away you still think that there's no way... I need to keep going.... THEN the moment you realize Holy cow... I actually got away. Idk how to describe the feeling, it's almost like a wash of emotions.

[LazE-bones]

That nervous rush that you get by running from cops is amazing.

(It's called adrenaline i know don't worry.)

[dmitronfr]

8:04 i know that panel of wood breaking and him falling hurt like hell

[noahmacy]

There are very few if any youtubers of your type and quality. Stay safe and keep doin what you do. Love the content man.

[nello]

I always wanted to know what it was like doing stuff like this, like the experience of just going out in the middle of the night and exploring areas that aren't or don't seem to be accessible to anyone, I just know that view was probably amazing.