Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about cops versus UFOs.
That's correct, cops versus UFOs.
This article comes to us from the dailymail.co.uk.
Title says police across US give a new UFO handbook as they warn
craft pose significant safety risk and Articles written by Rob
Wall dated September 7th, 2024. Wait, what could go wrong here?
Police chiefs of America's largest cities have published
the first guide about Uaps, which details chilling
encounters and how officers can report such incidents.
The 11 page document warned that unidentified flying objects pose
significant safety risk to law enforcement air support units,
urging teams to be vigilant when in helicopters.
Their report also highlights stories from officers who claim
to confront UFOs, specifically one in 2023 where a law employee
saw a triangle craft with green lights gliding through the sky
before a local resident said something Wren nearby.
That almost sounds like the situation not in Vegas.
I don't know why they didn't just go ahead and tell us where
that's at. The police executives created
the reference because it's in the interest of law enforcement
to be aware of trends and reporting a UAP due to the
unknown threat they may pose. Wow.
Yeah, I guess that was the Vegas one because here it says a Las
Vegas police officer appeared to capture a UFO on his body Cam.
That's the one where I'm not sure if that thing is a UFO or a
meteorite, but man, there was a lot of speculation about what
the kids saw there. Some even thought it was some
kind of a demonic creature. It says the organization, called
the Major Chiefs Association, or MCCA, includes nearly 80
executives from U.S. cities to work together to advance public
safety through a range of initiatives, including community
outreach, research and police development, and now UFO
investigations. The guide, released in June,
also includes details from America's investigations into
UFO encounters, as well as the testimony of whistleblowers such
as former United States Air Force officer and intelligence
official David Gresh. It seems like you can't get
through an article without reading about the recent spate
of whistleblowers. I don't know.
One article shared the US Congress UAP hearing held in
2023, which saw Grush testify about his knowledge about
aircraft with non human origins. Now listen, nothing against
David Grush, I mean a lot of good stuff here, but all we have
so far is just second hand reports.
The report provided other articles about the US government
and its potential link to alien life.
A section includes links to various UAP reporting websites
urging officers to report any bizarre sightings.
I would just say report those to New Fork.
I didn't know about New Fork by the time I had my sighting or
else I would have called them. But I pretty much just use New
Fork exclusively when I'm looking for reports because it's
a true crowdsourcing effort. It's another one of these
sayings. Where are we going to depend
upon an authority figure like a bunch of police officers?
Or are we going to do our own research?
I guess it goes on and says more interesting.
The pages detail first person stories from police officers who
encountered unknown spacecraft while out in the field.
This is the sort of stuff that ought to be readily available
online. It shouldn't be contained in a
report somewhere where they're just sharing it among themselves
or distributing it at another government meeting about UFOs.
That's never going to go anywhere.
An officer patrolling Blairsville, GA, in November
2023 claimed to have witnessed green lights in the sky.
It says I am a police officer and deputy sheriff.
While on duty after dark near the top of my windshield, I
witnessed movements in the sky southbound direction of view,
the officer's report stated. Upon concentrating my focus
viewing through the low light, I was able to make out a triangle
craft with three dim green lights per side, just bright
enough to assess size, shape and movement.
The officer said he lost sight of the craft quickly due to
trees and was unable to hear anything due to being inside his
vehicle. Maybe you could have rolled
these windows down, I don't know.
It goes on and says I am Privy to what helicopters and
airplanes look like in the sky, frequently working alongside
medical flight crews in the area and where nearby airports are,
making me somewhat familiar with common areas of the sky in which
low air travel is common. This was unlike anything I had
ever witnessed, he said. Within an hour of the sighting,
the officer responded to a call from a homeowner in the same
direction of the object was traveling, reporting something
running outside of his home, which did not sound like an
animal. Now that's weird.
Within an hour of the sighting, the officer responded to a call
from a home owner in the same direction that the object was
traveling, reporting something running outside his home, which
did not sound like an animal. OK, So what did it sound like?
Was it a person? A Bigfoot?
One of these strange creatures we saw like in Florida or Las
Vegas? I don't know.
Another encounter happened in Harper Woods, MI in 2020, which
included two officers who witnessed 3 mysterious objects
in the sky before they blinked out of existence, The officer
wrote. At approximately 6:00 AM, myself
and a fellow officer were standing in a parking lot of a
church talking before the end of our shift.
I was I was looking toward the southwest at the moon.
When I glanced toward the southeast, I saw three objects
in the southeast sky and pointed toward them.
The objects appeared to drift toward the east, maintaining the
equal distance. As we watched the objects, they
appeared to blink out of our vision.
Other reports in the guide recount civilian sightings of
police helicopters allegedly pursuing UFOs.
In one encounter in Austin, TX, a civilian wrote.
When I walked out front door OK saw a triangle crack with white
lights illuminated on each corner being closely followed by
police helicopter traveling South near 620 freeway.
Thought I was seeing things but checked again and was not.
Hoping that others may corroborate, another incident
occurred in Winnipeg, Canada where a civilian report seeing a
police helicopter being chased by unknown aircraft.
While sitting in my hot tub in my backyard, I heard the mirror
sound of the police chopper passing over the city after it
passed over our house. It made a few circles to the
South of our location and after a few course adjustments, headed
north at a higher rate of speed, reads the statement.
About 10 seconds later, 2 lights with the same relative
brightness of the background stars travelled parallel and at
a constant rate of speed. Nigel Watson, author of Captured
by Aliens, a history and analysis of American abduction
claims, told dailymail.com that the guide is very handy for law
enforcement officers. The short history of the study
of Uaps and the links to organizations where sightings
can be reported is very helpful, he said.
For me, the reference to the ex government whistleblowers, Dave
Aggression, Louis Elizondo is superfluous as they have only
repeated rumors that have circulated for years without any
substantial evidence. I could kind of go along with
that. Although it notes numerous
official studies, it does not mention the fact that the US
Project Blue Book closed due to their findings.
Such research is of no scientific value.
Well, that was the excuse they used.
Other projects have also found it very difficult to uncover any
real evidence of non terrestrial craft.
I think we're getting into the debunking phase right here.
The guide also lacks any references to skeptical websites
and blogs that would give a more balanced view of the subject and
counteract the Wilder stories like the alleged Roswell crash
of 1947. We talked about some trash
reporting. Certainly there is now a case to
be made that trucks that terrestrial Uaps do pose a
threat to air safety and national security.
But as with this guy, it gets mixed with the science fiction
rumors at remarkable non terrestrial vehicles that have
little credibility. Man, this guy could put out some
real garbage. I mean, they see this is a
problem with these mainline media.
They can't just give you the story.
The police association comes out and they have this notion that,
well, here we'll give people some advice on how to report
UFOs because they do seem to be a problem.
Let's just assume that they're not even UFOs.
So there's some kind of unidentified drone or something.
So yeah, they could be a real danger to helicopters.
I've been saying that for years. But they go through this and the
guy writing this is Rob Wah. I mean, they can't just put the
facts out there, OK? No, no, no.
They got to wait till the end of the paragraph after they do
don't do too bad of a job reporting it.
And then they just dump on the garbage.
I guess this must be where they get their all their kudos from.
I guess just putting out this, this vague nonsense.
You've got to throw in the word conspiracy theory a couple
times. You've got to bring up Roswell,
make a bunch of unsubstantiated claims.
The fact remains is that we do have this police association
saying all these things are a problem.
We want to report them. Now.
I'm not sure about these guys. I did look them up online over
at majorcitieschiefs.com. It is an actual organization.
I've got a picture here with several of them with Pence.
It must have been back during Crumps, you know, presidency or
whatever. It looks like a pretty good size
operation from the from the from the looks of the website.
Yeah. Now I did find the actual report
here from majorcitychiefs.com. I'll put the link at Kofi.
Take a look at this and see what you think.
It's 11 page report. OK.
And the first page just has some articles, summaries and links to
different UFO sightings and stuff.
And then the second page, Section 2, it says law
enforcement consideration, the potentially ubiquitous presence
of UAP defines the national security implications and drives
a broad range of stakeholders and demand for rigorous
scientific understanding of an intelligence phenomena.
AARO Yeah, what a word salad. Then it says.
Reports released by Arrow and ODNI among the US government and
nonprofit entities claim that UAP present a clear threat to
national security. Sensor capabilities and origins
are unknown. Some agencies speculate these
phenomena and the objects could potentially originate from
foreign governments or other entities and be capable of
collecting sensitive data or conducting attacks.
Although incidents of UAP causing harm or inflicting
injury on civilian populations have never been reported, their
motives and threat capabilities are unknown.
That's a complete lie right there.
I mean, there's been a lot of people who have reported
injuries from UFOs in the general public from exhaust from
these things burning them to injuries that were visited upon
them when they were abducted. So that is not true.
There are lots and lots of cases where people have been
reportedly injured by having contact with these things.
I'd we've probably done 25 or 30 different podcasts talking about
people being injured. And that's not even considering
the research that Gary Nolan's been doing out in Stanford.
We know where there were a bunch of government employees that
were injured and possibly others, who knows?
So that right there makes me very suspicious of this report.
They're making a broad statement.
I mean, you're supposed to be a cop.
You're supposed to know something about investigating.
You're supposed to know something about critical
thinking. How do you solve a crime when
you make a statement like that? Injury or civilian populations
have never been reported. Think of the vastness of the
Internet. I think the millions, probably
billions of pages out there online, OK, And these guys are
saying that although incidents of UAP causing harm or
inflicting injury on civilian populations has never been
reported. Excuse me?
You could probably do a Google search and find dozens and
dozens of cases that people have reported being injured.
Now, you can argue about the veracity of these reports, but
that right there shows me a very close minded attitude toward
this thing of we know everything.
So that's the problem I have with these guys.
They're setting themselves up as authority figures.
They're going to develop the narrative.
They're going to tell you how to report these sayings.
They're going to be the harbingers of truth.
But because it's a big operation, it probably does.
It probably does merit some examination.
The main thing I want to look at here is a couple of these cases
that have been reported and just take those in context of how
these guys are setting themselves up as being the big
dogs in charge of UFO disclosure and how to deal with these
things. Now I did find the links talking
about some of these officer sightings.
They go back to New Fork. The problem with the article is
it's written so badly. The links that they give you are
back to other daily mails. So I have the handbook link from
the from this police association.
You can go there and take a look.
This here first sighting is dated 11623.
It says duration 5 to 15 seconds.
Blairsville, GA USA shaped triangle, presumably black
viewed from land viewed from the South angle of elevation. 34
lights on object then it says triangle craft with green lights
gliding through sky. I am a police officer and deputy
sheriff. While on duty after dark near
the top of my windshield frame of view, I witnessed movement in
the sky southbound direction of view.
Upon concentrating my focus viewing through the low light, I
was able to make out a triangle craft with three dim green
lights per side, just bright enough to assess size, shape and
movement. The craft moved to my right
westbound. Due to tree coverage, I lost
sight of it quickly, to which I never located it again,
maintaining visual contact for less than 10 seconds while it
appeared very low. It is difficult to determine
size and speed given the relationship between those
factors. I did not hear any noises,
however I was at speed on the roadway inside a vehicle.
So he's driving down the road, he's not just parked there.
I am Privy to what helicopters and airplanes look like in the
sky. Frequently working alongside
medical flight crews in the area and where nearby airports are,
making me somewhat familiar with common areas of the sky in which
the low travel is common. This was unlike anything I had
ever witnessed. It should also be noted that
within approximately 1 hour of my sighting, I responded to a
call from a homeowner reporting hearing something running
outside of his home to which he stated did not sound like an
animal. The caller's residence was in
the direction of which the object came when I witnessed it
as the crow flies in a heavily wooded enforced area.
There were no other similar relevant calls and no reported
sightings through our 911 center.
Wow, that's pretty wild. Messages from Blairsville, GA.
So a little more detail there than what we were given in that
article. Let's take a look at another
one. This here second officer
sighting is dated July 6th, 2020, says 5 minutes.
Observers 2 Harper Woods, MI shape circle 3 objects seen by
two Harper Woods, MI police officers.
I am a police officer for the City of Harper Woods.
At approximately 6:00 AM, myself and a fellow officer were
standing in a parking lot of a church talking before the end of
our shift. I was looking toward the
southwest at the moon. When I glanced toward the
southeast, I saw three objects in the southeast sky and pointed
toward them. My coworker noticed them at that
point and attempted to take a picture with his cell phone.
He was unable to see the objects with his phone camera, but I was
with mine and took a picture of the two objects.
The objects appeared to remain stationary for approximately 3
minutes. They appear to drift toward the
east, maintaining the equal distance.
As we watch the objects, they appear to blink out of our
vision. Note the night warning was
cloudless. Wow.
So they're just sitting there in a parking lot, standing around
talking. They see these three lights and
like so many times that we hear about these things, they just
blink out. It's almost like they're just
traveling from our dimension into somewhere else.
If you go to this report and you can find these over on, I think
this is what page three, it's Section 2 Law enforcement
considerations and you've got to go down here and this is UAP
related calls. It has some of these sightings
listed docs and it also has some citizen reports.
They all go back to Norfolk, which is a pretty good link
actually. This one here is from 9/29/23
says 20 seconds. Observers 1 Somerset, WI, USA
hovering over grass between the two sides of Hwy. 35, just 50
yards or so from County Road. Overpass shaped sphere A1 foot
diameter Mac Chrome opaque sphere hovering between the
highway. Reported to the local Police
Department that day. I was working in the morning
taking a phone call to set up a medical appointment.
As I approached County Road 1 overpass, there was what
appeared to be a floating object between the two sides of the
highway or above the wild grass that grows between the east and
westbound traffic. My brain thought, oh, weird, a
balloon must be floating down from the sky.
However, it stayed precisely where it was in space while I
approached it at around 65 mile per hour in a fast lane.
My vehicle drove under the overpass and I noticed it was
spherical. Unlike a balloon with no visible
markings, propeller mechanisms or seams, the object was
perfectly still regardless of the light rain.
I announced to the medical administration staff what I was
seeing. It had all of my attention and
observation. I felt curiosity, in awe at how
inorganic and perfect it appeared.
When I was passing the object, it was directly outside of my
driver window. It lifted or moved up 9 inches
and continued hovering, still in that new spot in space.
I looked over my shoulder to track it, then had to look in my
rear view mirror. Due to the overcast skies and
color of the sphere, it was hard to see the further that I drove
past. I made-up my mind to go back to
get footage but did not spot it, nor when I backtracked yet again
to head in the original direction.
A Co worker implored me to report the incident to the local
authorities. Deputy Krueger called me back
and took my testimony around shortly after 10:00 AM.
That's pretty wild. That's Somerset, WI, one of
these orbs. I mean, here's so many about
these things. See, these are good sightings.
This is stuff that the author, this Daddy Mill article could
have included and really kind of bolstered what these people are
trying to do here. They're including a lot of good
information, lots and lots of good links, but they chose not
to do that. They chose just to inform us of
the article, not provide us with the actual links to the
testimonies on New Fork, but they give us links back to Daily
Mail. Not helpful at all.
But when you go to the actual source here, which is what we
need to do more and more often. You find out that there is some
good information in here. There is good links, eyewitness
testimony back to New Fork. You don't get much better than
that. We'll go ahead and take a look
at a couple more here and then we'll go ahead and write this
thing up. Now, they also cover a couple of
these sightings where people see the UFOs around helicopters and
they've got a point. I mean, these things could be
dangerous if you run into one of them.
It amazes me why they why the government doesn't take more of
an interest. This is from April 9th 2022.
It says 2 minutes. One observer location Austin TX
over Anderson Mill Lake Creek shaped triangle lights on object
aircraft nearby. Just now Heard a helicopter over
my apartment. Looked out to see triangle craft
being followed by police chopper at 11:57 PM in northwest Austin,
TX. Heard low flying and low moving
helicopter just above my apartment.
Peeked out fearing possible criminal activity in my area and
potential police search. When I walked out front.
Outdoor assault triangle craft with white lights illuminated on
each corner being closely followed by police helicopter
traveling South near 620 freeway.
Thought I was seeing things but checked again and was not.
Hoping that others may corroborate.
It's pretty wild, you know? You wonder, maybe it was a
police helicopter, maybe it was some kind of military
helicopter. This guy just thought it was the
cops. I don't know, but definitely saw
something there. OK, so we'll look at this last
report here. This says Winnipeg, Canada.
The date on this is May 10th, 2018.
Shape light characteristic lights on object aircraft nearby
2 parallel white lights Travel South while being pursued by a
police helicopter. While sitting in my hot tub in
my backyard, I heard the familiar sound of the police
chopper passing over the city after it passed over a house.
It made a few circles to the South of our location and after
a few course adjustments, LED N at a higher rate of speed.
About 10 seconds later, 2 lights with the same relative
brightness of the background stars traveled parallel and at a
constant rate of speed. The two lights traveled directly
over the house out of the north in a S SE direction before I
lost sight behind the neighbor's roof line.
By scale, the lights appeared to be about the width of my of my
fist apart at arm's length. Within 5 seconds, the lights
passing overhead. The helicopter came from the
same direction, tracking S southeast at a reduced altitude
and what appeared to be a pursuit mode.
The conditions were mainly clear, with All Stars visible.
That's wild. Just another one of these where
the people are seeing these things in pursuit of
helicopters. It's crazy.
OK, I'll tell you. The report's not bad.
It's 11 pages. It's got a lot of stuff on there
about, you know, the hearings. It, it starts off, it says UAP
news, law enforcement considerations, U.S. government,
UAP whistleblowers. And then it just goes through
these different, 11 different pages they put together.
They've actually done a pretty good job on it.
I was kind of critical of them when I first heard about it and
I thought, well, here we go again.
We got a bunch of busybodies trying to tell us how to do this
stuff. But I've got to be honest with
you, they got a lot of links in here.
They've got links to reports, They've got links to people that
track these things. Someone actually did a pretty
good job putting this together. I got to say, it's interesting.
I think if you enjoy this kind of stuff, definitely go to Kofi,
go on to the link. And you know, another thing they
have is they've got, well, I think it's really useful down
toward the bottom of the report, they've got aircraft tracking
sites like Flight 24, FlightAware, Plane Finder.
They've also got space tracking sites.
That's pretty neat. They've got balloon trackers.
You're supposed to be able to track the different balloons,
which our FAA never seems to be able to do.
And then they've got different sites for tracking satellites.
This is useful stuff, and it's fun stuff.
I started out being pretty skeptical about this report and,
you know, just reading it from the view of this writer over at
the Daily Mail. But then when I went to the
actual source itself, I'm like, you know, someone put a lot of
work into this and there's some stuff in here that I'm not
really interested in, but there's a lot of stuff in here
that I am really interested in. So it's definitely worth your
time to check that out. It just goes to show sometimes,
and I'm just guilty of this as anybody, don't take your don't
take your information just from the mainstream media.
Go to the sources. The guy with this article, he
couldn't even have the common decency to link to New Fork.
Had to link back to some article on Daily Mail about about Louis.
So, you know, we just got to get in the habit, I suppose, of
going to the source, cutting out the main line media.
I'm as guilty of it as anybody. And when you go to the source,
sometimes you can find the coolest stuff that you could
ever imagine. Until next time.
This is UFO warning over now.