I tought the same thing. I watch a couple of his video on my tv app and i got to my cellphone to subcribe. And then i saw the number of subcriber, am surprise.
I was a police officer back in the 90's and early 2000's. It was very neat to see how some things have changed but many are still the same! Brought back a ton a great memories! Thank you and stay safe brother!
Ah yah, Military Police we had the very little in the cruisers back in the early 80's. I like this set up. Why with these new administrators in university departments want to keep most of the traffic equipment out and no warning lights is a bit confusing. Cost down I suppose. Thank you for your service.
I’m so amazed at how much equipment you have in your squad car, now I can really tell how police officers stress in keeping everything in an organized way, really love the video, new sub here🙏🏽
Red lights are specifically good at night not because they're dim and don't blind you, but specifically it doesn't ruin your acquired night vision, i.e. after your eyes have adapted to the dark, it takes half a second of white light to ruin your ability to see at night and at least 10mins to get it back.
Interesting way more stuff than we ever had when I was working Patrol. We didn't have a 10th of all that. Of course I am talking back from the mid 70's to the mid 90's. I also spent more than a decade as a Motor and had just 1 and a half saddle bags as well as a smallish trunk.
You got my subscription ☺️ I love videos like this. I support all you guys do! Keep it up and keep our communities safe. I was a 911 dispatcher for a PD for 8 years and I know 95 % of our men and women in blue are in it for the right reasons and I learned you can’t judge your experience or how your experience will be off someone’s else’s Frfr. I am a 34 year old AA male just FYI for anyone reading this comment! Keep up the good work and continue to be BLESSED 😇 & SAFE! 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾☺️🙏🏾
Aye! Thank you! I appreciate you and all dispatchers. That job is tough and you don’t get enough appreciation either. Thank you for your support and for serving your community.
Nice video, was just wondering, would you consider to have an extra fire extinguisher with its rack at the bottom of the front passenger seat rather than trunk so it's easier to deploy from the drivers seat?
Great video, this is a great police offer!! Notice how kept stuffed animals in the back for children. That is so wonderful, domestics happen every single night. We all have fights with our spouses, sadly some turn physical and Mom or Dad has to go to Jail for the night. Also, the tennis ball for a dog protecting an owner is brilliant. This cop really takes his job seriously to serve and protect the public.
You got so much shit in there that's crazy. My brother is a homicide detective in Saginaw, I swear they have a new case just about every day. Keep up the good work, stay safe. We appreciate you......
Grew up with State Trooper dad and State Game Warden brother. Awesome seeing the modern take on things. Thanks for taking the time to make the content and even more so for your service to the community. Stay safe and God Bless
I do not live in USA but love LEOs and everything emergency-related stuff. But I've always had a "dumb" question:What happens when you pull over the wrong person? What are the procedures that you'd go through? I know it's dumb but I'm really curious about this.
The one thing I was expecting to see with the ball is a dog leash. Always handy to have especially if you get a call to a random dog on the highway or something similar (could also work to lead a random escaped horse I suppose if it has a halter on)
I work for a POA gated community who has their own private security with a Chief, Captain, 3 shift LT's and 3 Sargeants. With an additional 18 (armed) commissioned officers. We operate Ford explorer police interceptors equipment very similar to this. The caviat is that WE are not sworn police officers but do have authority to write traffic citations and respond to medical and criminal emergencies. We carry full duty belts to include sidearm, oc spray, x26p tasers, asp batons etc. If we make arrests on property we call local LEO to come transport since our JD ends at the gates. But this subdivision is about 10 square miles with 7k plus people. It's like working LEO in a small town.
I have a 2017 Explorer Interceptor I got dirt cheap at a city auction and added aftermarket twin turbos from Japan. Grey with tinted windows.. Still has the LED spot lights. I like to use them when I'm on my property. I live on a farm. I also kept the steel wheels and put on knobbier tires. Seeing people slow down is hilarious. I'm gonna put in Recaros from an old car I got.
@@Justthatofficer the AWD in winter is awesome..since much of the roads aren't plowed til last outside city limits in the county. interesting thing of how obviously in Japan cops are different. Usually a cultural thing. Obviously here in the US as unpredictable as things are Japanese cops don't typically have to worry about. Some carry guns but not all the time. Usually Glock and for longest time they carried a japanese licensed S&W revolver that was in .38 lol talk about living in the past. Military small arms are the same: Old. They're so outdated its not even funny. They got Type 64 Howa's with wood furniture in 7.62 like the bigger older brother of the Howa 89 5.56. These would had been top of line 50+ years ago. You gotta sub. Interesting stuff my friend.
thanks for this! super interesting -- I am curious though, do you find yourself using the tint reader all that much and what is the punishment for having too dark of a tint? (or is it state by state)
I really don’t use it much as I really only go after full windshield tint, which you don’t need a meter for. Fines depend on the state, here tint is $113.00 fine.
Great video demonstration! Fun fact about your light controls: Depending on how it's set up if you hit the "Manual" button or hit your horn while the siren is on you can access more tones or you don't have to reach to control anything besides the lights. I don't know if you already know this but then again great demonstration!
ahh the LED disks. We call them hockey pucks. A couple of have glued a washer to the top of our traffic cones so we can stick them there. Quite effective when you have close a lane or block the road
11:56 The seats are made out of hard plastic, to make cleanup easier, and to prevent damages. The glass, behind the driver seat is (often) bulletproof, but (MAYBE) some cop cars have a side with a net, so they can communicate with the criminal.
Not to be a safety nut, however I recommend 2 fire extinguishers. One in the trunk and one you can readily access in the driver's compartment. The reason is if something were to happen where you could not access your other extinguisher Ex vehicle entrapment etc. To be prepared is to be alive
That is so true! I work in a university setting and of course we too have carpet. I remember when someone got sick - I had to use vinegar to clean it out. Not so good for the other officers to smell, but got the vomit odor out. Then after multiple complaints for the vinegar odor it went out to Steam clean (twice). We have had three new trucks since then. Rubber flooring just isn't a money maker for the dealerships.
Military Police here, we still use the older FPIU’s. This one looks wayyyyyyy too nice😂Can’t wait to finish my Criminal Justice degree so I can get that extra pay when I apply to a department.
The Sig Sauer Patrol is a great rifle. For a handgun nothing can beat the Sig Sauer P229 .357, if it is good enough to protect the President of The United States it is good enough for me.
I'd like to hear which engine and transmission you were fitted with. That looks more like a prototype. There's no jurisdiction or department decals. The radio/scanner looks cheap with no antenna. RADAR and LiDAR look consumer grade. Are you a DRE as well as a reconstructionist? And never saw handcuffs on a spotlight, what if you need them?
It’s a base model interceptor. The decals are hidden on purpose. We have been using those radios for a very long time, but they still do the job. No I’m not a DRE just reconstruction. The handcuffs on the spotlight would be my third set just in case I run out of the first two on a rare occasion.
Crazy, it's 2021 and you guys are using a 20+ year old siren/light controller in a 2018 model year vehicle. Just tells you how well those things were made
Awesome video brotha....I was gonna recommend a rifle rated plate for your active shooter “go bag” but then I saw you have a full vest....man I gotta say there is literally nothing more to add your vehicle is very very well prepared so nice to see....I’ve seen so many videos of “patrol vehicle tours” and the cars are so bare bones (I know a lot has to do with each department and funding) but again very refreshing to see a well prepared vehicle and officer stay safe brotha...aloha and blessings from Hawaii 🤙🏼🙏🏼
Thanks brotha! I appreciate it. So I originally purchased my own plate carrier, then shortly after my department provided them lol, but the "go bag" I got on my own including the stuff inside. I'll make a video on the bag sometime here in the future. Thanks again!
Are you able to get me a link for the radar mount at 1:49? I didn’t know you can mount the Stalker II MDR like that! Coming from a small agency with an even smaller budget, this would be perfect!
So you said level 3a for active shooter which is only rated for pistol rounds. My question is what are you wearing on regular patrol, and would you ever think about beefing up your active shooter vest to level 3 to stop a rifle threat up to 308?
@@Justthatofficer yeah most likely I hate to be that nerd 🤓 but level 3a will stop most handgun rounds but not rated for rifles, level 3 is on the other hand
I’m a french cop and that’s nice to see a review of a US cop car, to compare ! And I can say that you have a lot of stuff, that’s great we really seems to be a poor country when I compare ourself to you ahah Keep doing and be safe my friend !
@@Justthatofficer Nice, but best part of the France is the south west and moutain for me ;) But Paris is one of fthe city you must visit at least once in your life !
Interesting video with several good ideas. The only real problem I saw was having traffic cones or anything else a crook could use as a weapon, start a fire in that box of reports in the floor of the backseat behind the driver. Also limits to holding only 1 prisoner or interviewing 2 drivers at a crash or 2 witnesses. Can also be used to shelter witnesses/victims in bad weather where shelter not available.
So if needed he can just take the cones and whatever out and throw them in the back, no big deal and I highly doubt he is going to put someone in the back with something like a lighter. I mean someone he has placed under arrest.
@@TheJer1963 The problem is he may not have the time to moved the cones and paper documents during a violent struggle with a prisoner. I’ve had more than 2-decades of experience and been an officer safety advocate for many years. You want arrests to go as smoothly as possible and when things go bad with a violent offender the last thing you want are items in the prisoner seat that will obstruct or worsen the fight to get the suspect into the backseat.
CHP Puts bad guys right next to em in the passenger seat (if it's a cageless car). I've been on a few ride alongs where I'm in the back seat (sitting directly behind the suspect so as I can react quickly to choke hold or other approved maneuver to subdue said suspect.
See, I feel like that isn't safe. What if that suspect tried to fight while driving and crashed the patrol unit. Idk why they do that, but I guess its working?
@@Justthatofficer I guess it's working. California is a big state and I haven't heard of a suspect wrecking a CHP cruiser. This is a guess but I'm gonna say around 80% of CHP's fleet is cageless. It's a scary thought though, in my area an inmate beat another to death a few nights ago right after being dropped off at the jail by CHP for a DUI.
My uncle was a Reserve Deputy and he had given a ride along to a friend, his Crown Victoria was cageless and his ride along sat in the back with a massive flashlight. My uncle had told her to smack him on the head if he tried to do anything. One of his funnier stories.
@@Justthatofficer you can find them pretty easily and they don't cost a fortune just improve your gear, you'll be greatfull of having spent 200$ for a pair of good quality plate in the moment of need
@@Alessandro-tf5xh What do you have in mind that would stop a Anizo 20mm round? Same round found in the F-15 and F-16 fighters. It will right inside a tanks hull.
12:42 I like how the seat for the arrested person is basically a torture device.... that probably doesn't help with them being upset in the back seat lol
Hi, from the UK here. Is your patrol car setup like your 'work office', do you do all your paperwork/laptop within the car as well or do you travel back to your precinct?
For patrol it is 99% done inside the vehicle. Since I’m on the traffic unit I do use an actual office when I have to work on traffic homicides other then that I’m in the car just like patrol. Thanks for stopping by the channel!
Dude, like- Your so underrated!!!!
Thank you!!
i agree
Everyone grows he will to
I tought the same thing. I watch a couple of his video on my tv app and i got to my cellphone to subcribe. And then i saw the number of subcriber, am surprise.
you know what really is underrated?
proper grammar
I was a police officer back in the 90's and early 2000's. It was very neat to see how some things have changed but many are still the same! Brought back a ton a great memories! Thank you and stay safe brother!
Thanks Michael!
Ah yah, Military Police we had the very little in the cruisers back in the early 80's. I like this set up. Why with these new administrators in university departments want to keep most of the traffic equipment out and no warning lights is a bit confusing. Cost down I suppose. Thank you for your service.
Same here- I came off the road in 2007 - I feel like a dino - stay safe!
What would never change is that y’all are crooked ,egomaniac, blue line gang members 😂
I love Police cars!! 😊❤ 😍 I always have, since I was a little kid, btw the leds give extra bright during the night I guess
I’m so amazed at how much equipment you have in your squad car, now I can really tell how police officers stress in keeping everything in an organized way, really love the video, new sub here🙏🏽
Thanks Daniel!
@@Justthatofficer damm Daniel
It’s basically a rolling hardware store!
I think It's fantastic that he's so transparent. He's a blessing to the force. Well done you and thank you for being real ❤️
Thank you 🙏🏻
Red lights are specifically good at night not because they're dim and don't blind you, but specifically it doesn't ruin your acquired night vision, i.e. after your eyes have adapted to the dark, it takes half a second of white light to ruin your ability to see at night and at least 10mins to get it back.
I go to physical testing in a month for a reserve position and I couldn't be more excited. Thanks for making this video!
That’s awesome! Good luck with everything and thanks for watching!
How'd it go
Soo did you finish it?
@@phillipalexander5305 idk
@@Caliirpfivemclips hi
"We just went over to europe" im dying xD
You have the best possible company in that car: Saint Michael the Archangel.
Cheers for that officer.
my man is the definition of "underrated content creator". Keep up the good work
Thank you 🙏🏻
Maaan, I’ll tell you what, that is some quality content, watched all the vids, very pleasing, sound, edit, the light scene at home, all good. Thanks!
🤙
Interesting way more stuff than we ever had when I was working Patrol. We didn't have a 10th of all that. Of course I am talking back from the mid 70's to the mid 90's. I also spent more than a decade as a Motor and had just 1 and a half saddle bags as well as a smallish trunk.
Fellow motorman that’s awesome. Motors has been the highlight of my career and I don’t plan on stepping off anytime soon.
You got my subscription ☺️ I love videos like this. I support all you guys do! Keep it up and keep our communities safe. I was a 911 dispatcher for a PD for 8 years and I know 95 % of our men and women in blue are in it for the right reasons and I learned you can’t judge your experience or how your experience will be off someone’s else’s Frfr. I am a 34 year old AA male just FYI for anyone reading this comment! Keep up the good work and continue to be BLESSED 😇 & SAFE! 🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾☺️🙏🏾
Aye! Thank you! I appreciate you and all dispatchers. That job is tough and you don’t get enough appreciation either. Thank you for your support and for serving your community.
Thank you for sharing. This is so cool, these cars have a ton of equipment in there. Stay safe.
Thank you! Yeah they are loaded
thanks for the tour. I always wanted to know how does a police car look inside. Greetings from Boston man
Glad to share it!
This is a great video! Please keep making these showing transparency. We will support you the whole way!
Thank you !
This one of the coolest RUclips videos ever! Loved it, thanks so much for sharing!
Wow, thank you!
Loved the video,very complete,is good to see officers like you that try to reach to the people specially in these times
Thank you!
Nice video, was just wondering, would you consider to have an extra fire extinguisher with its rack at the bottom of the front passenger seat rather than trunk so it's easier to deploy from the drivers seat?
Yeah that’s not a bad idea, just don’t have a way of mounting it there to keep it from flying around.
Thank you for your service! Be safe out there, and as always, Stay Frosty!
It’s a little hot here, but I’ll try lol. Thank you Kevin!
This is probably the best tour of a modern Police Vehicle, very cool, thanks for sharing!
Reassuring to know these cars are outfitted well for any given situation.
Wow, this looks like a professional documentary! Congrats and stay safe on duty!
Thank you Ivan!
Great video, this is a great police offer!!
Notice how kept stuffed animals in the back for children. That is so wonderful, domestics happen every single night. We all have fights with our spouses, sadly some turn physical and Mom or Dad has to go to Jail for the night. Also, the tennis ball for a dog protecting an owner is brilliant. This cop really takes his job seriously to serve and protect the public.
Thanks so much for the tour- I'm amazed (but should not be surprised) how well and thoroughly you are equipped and organized for so many situations!
Love this video thanks for tour of your police car watching from australia love the car kym keep up the great videos kym
From a brother across the pond, I wish we got our own cars. Your Explorers are wayyy better thank our Vauxhual Astras. Stay safe brother.
Some drive unmarked BMW x5's in Britain
You got so much shit in there that's crazy. My brother is a homicide detective in Saginaw, I swear they have a new case just about every day. Keep up the good work, stay safe. We appreciate you......
Thank you!
Also with the Code 3 Mastercom B Control Box hit manual when your on yelp and it will hyperyelp but if you press the air horn, it will go back to yelp
Yup love that feature
Grew up with State Trooper dad and State Game Warden brother. Awesome seeing the modern take on things. Thanks for taking the time to make the content and even more so for your service to the community. Stay safe and God Bless
What a Friendly Officer! He is a pro and respectful. Thank You for enlighten us:)
I do not live in USA but love LEOs and everything emergency-related stuff. But I've always had a "dumb" question:What happens when you pull over the wrong person? What are the procedures that you'd go through? I know it's dumb but I'm really curious about this.
That’s a good question and I think I will answer it in my next video. Short answer you must release the vehicle if found it to be the incorrect one.
It's called tough $hit.
Terrific Ford Explorer Police Interceptor with all the bells and whistles and goodies
Thanks for doing this. I was about to pick one up just this week but chose to get an Escalade instead. Still love them though!!!
I think you made a good choice!
The one thing I was expecting to see with the ball is a dog leash. Always handy to have especially if you get a call to a random dog on the highway or something similar (could also work to lead a random escaped horse I suppose if it has a halter on)
I’ve got one of those in there too. Can’t remember if I showed it, but yes you’re right.
Workstation, Combat Unit and Office. All in one. Very cool. Good video.
I recommend trying an HUD speedometer if you have nothing plugged into the OBD2 port you don’t need any tools to install; just some tape.
Nice car very nice interior. Stay safe out there it's very crazy.
Thank you, will do!
That intro b roll was amazing!
Thanks! I really appreciate that 🤙
Dome light and stuffed animals were the highlight-very practical.... i like the tennis ball idea too 🧸
Great video! Thank you for service to your community. Be safe out there in those streets. 🙏🏽
Thank you
Love the video. Everything is so useful in every situation. I have a lot of respect for peace officers like you.
Thank you
I work for a POA gated community who has their own private security with a Chief, Captain, 3 shift LT's and 3 Sargeants. With an additional 18 (armed) commissioned officers. We operate Ford explorer police interceptors equipment very similar to this. The caviat is that WE are not sworn police officers but do have authority to write traffic citations and respond to medical and criminal emergencies. We carry full duty belts to include sidearm, oc spray, x26p tasers, asp batons etc. If we make arrests on property we call local LEO to come transport since our JD ends at the gates. But this subdivision is about 10 square miles with 7k plus people. It's like working LEO in a small town.
That’s very interesting! Thanks for sharing I didn’t know something like this existed.
I have a 2017 Explorer Interceptor I got dirt cheap at a city auction and added aftermarket twin turbos from Japan. Grey with tinted windows.. Still has the LED spot lights. I like to use them when I'm on my property. I live on a farm. I also kept the steel wheels and put on knobbier tires. Seeing people slow down is hilarious. I'm gonna put in Recaros from an old car I got.
That’s awesome!
@@Justthatofficer the AWD in winter is awesome..since much of the roads aren't plowed til last outside city limits in the county. interesting thing of how obviously in Japan cops are different. Usually a cultural thing. Obviously here in the US as unpredictable as things are Japanese cops don't typically have to worry about. Some carry guns but not all the time. Usually Glock and for longest time they carried a japanese licensed S&W revolver that was in .38 lol talk about living in the past. Military small arms are the same: Old. They're so outdated its not even funny. They got Type 64 Howa's with wood furniture in 7.62 like the bigger older brother of the Howa 89 5.56. These would had been top of line 50+ years ago. You gotta sub. Interesting stuff my friend.
@@orneryokinawan4529 great info! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the squad!
"Oh yeah, we just went over to Europe" 😂 I feel that
😂
Except that it isn't an European siren at all.
I used to repair those Panasonic Toughbooks. Most of them were police and firetruck units.
Holy crap! You carry a lot of stuff with you, a label maker is a must in your life with all that in the car
Lol hey that’s not a bad idea!
I just found your channel and it’s firerr I’m in the police academy here in Missouri and thank you for keeping the community safe brother
Thank you! Best of luck on your journey into law enforcement!
thanks for this! super interesting -- I am curious though, do you find yourself using the tint reader all that much and what is the punishment for having too dark of a tint? (or is it state by state)
I really don’t use it much as I really only go after full windshield tint, which you don’t need a meter for. Fines depend on the state, here tint is $113.00 fine.
Great video demonstration! Fun fact about your light controls: Depending on how it's set up if you hit the "Manual" button or hit your horn while the siren is on you can access more tones or you don't have to reach to control anything besides the lights. I don't know if you already know this but then again great demonstration!
Thanks Tim! Yeah I found that one out early on, but thanks for sharing.
ahh the LED disks. We call them hockey pucks. A couple of have glued a washer to the top of our traffic cones so we can stick them there. Quite effective when you have close a lane or block the road
That’s a good idea 👍
This is pretty much the same look and controls as the inside of our Brush Truck that we have on the fire department I'm on!
11:56 The seats are made out of hard plastic, to make cleanup easier, and to prevent damages. The glass, behind the driver seat is (often) bulletproof, but (MAYBE) some cop cars have a side with a net, so they can communicate with the criminal.
Awesome video bro, God bless you Officer!!!! greetings from Hazleton PA
Thank you!
These are really cool equipments! i wish we had the same in Russia
EPIC POLICE CAR!
Wait till you see my next one 😁
Good Job! Stay safe Stay Good Cop!
This is awesome ❤❤❤ keep up the great videos !!
I have tuning forks in my retired 2011 crown vic police interceptor i never knew how to use them until you showed me
What type siren is it? Edit: it was a Code 3 Mastercom B
I'm seeing more and more PD'S are going from the CAR vs the SUV . Standard Cruiser to the more utility oriented SUV.
More space, more reliable.
Not to be a safety nut, however I recommend 2 fire extinguishers. One in the trunk and one you can readily access in the driver's compartment. The reason is if something were to happen where you could not access your other extinguisher Ex vehicle entrapment etc. To be prepared is to be alive
Now I know more about my dream car
Thank u
Haha😆 Loved the tennis ball! Brilliant idea😎
I like to think so! Lol
What do they mean by take down LED lights for blinding driver? Lifted pickup truck headlights already do that.
Gotta get yourself a rubber floor liner for that back seat my man! Great video 👍
Truth! Thank you 🤙
That is so true! I work in a university setting and of course we too have carpet. I remember when someone got sick - I had to use vinegar to clean it out. Not so good for the other officers to smell, but got the vomit odor out. Then after multiple complaints for the vinegar odor it went out to Steam clean (twice). We have had three new trucks since then. Rubber flooring just isn't a money maker for the dealerships.
awesome vid! stay safe out there thank you for your service
Thank you!
I know exactly what department that is lol like 20 min away! Glad to see someone local giving advice keep it up🤝
Awesome video! Thank you for showing this in depth. Just curious, but what kind of rifle and shotgun do you carry?
Thanks! Rifle (colt AR) shotgun (Remington 870)
Military Police here, we still use the older FPIU’s. This one looks wayyyyyyy too nice😂Can’t wait to finish my Criminal Justice degree so I can get that extra pay when I apply to a department.
Can you do a rifle video? Im looking for a security patrol rifle and always interested in what is being used
Yes, I plan on making a video on all the firearms we have, so stay tuned.
The Sig Sauer Patrol is a great rifle. For a handgun nothing can beat the Sig Sauer P229 .357, if it is good enough to protect the President of The United States it is good enough for me.
If your company is paying for it, my choice would be a Falkor Petra 300 Win Mag
Crazy!! American police have very complete facilities. Nice 🥰
How long have you been a police officer
I'd like to hear which engine and transmission you were fitted with. That looks more like a prototype. There's no jurisdiction or department decals. The radio/scanner looks cheap with no antenna. RADAR and LiDAR look consumer grade. Are you a DRE as well as a reconstructionist? And never saw handcuffs on a spotlight, what if you need them?
It’s a base model interceptor. The decals are hidden on purpose. We have been using those radios for a very long time, but they still do the job. No I’m not a DRE just reconstruction. The handcuffs on the spotlight would be my third set just in case I run out of the first two on a rare occasion.
Crazy, it's 2021 and you guys are using a 20+ year old siren/light controller in a 2018 model year vehicle. Just tells you how well those things were made
Yeah still work. We did switch now though with the 2021s
@@Justthatofficer Probably for the best. I love the Mastercom B but it's quite outdated compared to the modern day stuff. Stay safe out there
Awesome video brotha....I was gonna recommend a rifle rated plate for your active shooter “go bag” but then I saw you have a full vest....man I gotta say there is literally nothing more to add your vehicle is very very well prepared so nice to see....I’ve seen so many videos of “patrol vehicle tours” and the cars are so bare bones (I know a lot has to do with each department and funding) but again very refreshing to see a well prepared vehicle and officer stay safe brotha...aloha and blessings from Hawaii 🤙🏼🙏🏼
Thanks brotha! I appreciate it. So I originally purchased my own plate carrier, then shortly after my department provided them lol, but the "go bag" I got on my own including the stuff inside. I'll make a video on the bag sometime here in the future. Thanks again!
@@Justthatofficer noice
Are you able to get me a link for the radar mount at 1:49? I didn’t know you can mount the Stalker II MDR like that! Coming from a small agency with an even smaller budget, this would be perfect!
I love in the city over from mine in Ontario they all use Rumbler siren's and people just freak out because their cars start shaking
Dude like this stuff is cool you inspire me to be a police officer thx and keep the amazing work up
Thank you!
Awesome video, very informative!
I love the Europe siren.
So you said level 3a for active shooter which is only rated for pistol rounds. My question is what are you wearing on regular patrol, and would you ever think about beefing up your active shooter vest to level 3 to stop a rifle threat up to 308?
It will stop rifle. I must have said that wrong.
@@Justthatofficer yeah most likely I hate to be that nerd 🤓 but level 3a will stop most handgun rounds but not rated for rifles, level 3 is on the other hand
Very detailed didn't realize all that stuff was in a police car
I wanna be a cop when I get older. Thank you so much I really wanted a video like this :)
Just discovered this channel. Very cool. Thank you for the tour.
I’m a french cop and that’s nice to see a review of a US cop car, to compare ! And I can say that you have a lot of stuff, that’s great we really seems to be a poor country when I compare ourself to you ahah
Keep doing and be safe my friend !
Glad you enjoyed! Where in France? Stay safe!
@@Justthatofficer Amiens, a city located about 150KM (90Miles) in the north of Paris !
@@xXsilencXx60 nice! I hope to visit Paris in the near future
@@Justthatofficer Nice, but best part of the France is the south west and moutain for me ;)
But Paris is one of fthe city you must visit at least once in your life !
@@xXsilencXx60 noted! Thanks!
Nice ride, that Motorola xtl radio was actually released in 2007 and was discontinued in 2014, now apparently, they now have the APX line.
Great car for a great officer
Interesting video with several good ideas. The only real problem I saw was having traffic cones or anything else a crook could use as a weapon, start a fire in that box of reports in the floor of the backseat behind the driver. Also limits to holding only 1 prisoner or interviewing 2 drivers at a crash or 2 witnesses. Can also be used to shelter witnesses/victims in bad weather where shelter not available.
Good point out. I move those items to the back when using the back seat.
So if needed he can just take the cones and whatever out and throw them in the back, no big deal and I highly doubt he is going to put someone in the back with something like a lighter. I mean someone he has placed under arrest.
@@TheJer1963 The problem is he may not have the time to moved the cones and paper documents during a violent struggle with a prisoner. I’ve had more than 2-decades of experience and been an officer safety advocate for many years. You want arrests to go as smoothly as possible and when things go bad with a violent offender the last thing you want are items in the prisoner seat that will obstruct or worsen the fight to get the suspect into the backseat.
Great video!! Should keep some dog cookies like rollover...make a best friend right away😁
That’s a good Idea 👍
CHP Puts bad guys right next to em in the passenger seat (if it's a cageless car). I've been on a few ride alongs where I'm in the back seat (sitting directly behind the suspect so as I can react quickly to choke hold or other approved maneuver to subdue said suspect.
See, I feel like that isn't safe. What if that suspect tried to fight while driving and crashed the patrol unit. Idk why they do that, but I guess its working?
@@Justthatofficer I guess it's working. California is a big state and I haven't heard of a suspect wrecking a CHP cruiser. This is a guess but I'm gonna say around 80% of CHP's fleet is cageless. It's a scary thought though, in my area an inmate beat another to death a few nights ago right after being dropped off at the jail by CHP for a DUI.
@@TheDripzzy yikes! Yeah I think some troopers here may do the same thing.
My uncle was a Reserve Deputy and he had given a ride along to a friend, his Crown Victoria was cageless and his ride along sat in the back with a massive flashlight. My uncle had told her to smack him on the head if he tried to do anything. One of his funnier stories.
That livery is awesome
thank you for your service. god bless you and your family.
Thank you!
Awesome video! Thank you for your service!
Thank you!
You should improve your active shooter plate carrier whit a level 3 or 4 not only 3a cause it wont stop any rifle round
Just what they gave me. I”d like too.
@@Justthatofficer you can find them pretty easily and they don't cost a fortune just improve your gear, you'll be greatfull of having spent 200$ for a pair of good quality plate in the moment of need
@@Alessandro-tf5xh What do you have in mind that would stop a Anizo 20mm round? Same round found in the F-15 and F-16 fighters. It will right inside a tanks hull.
@@TheJer1963 bro wtf
12:42 I like how the seat for the arrested person is basically a torture device.... that probably doesn't help with them being upset in the back seat lol
Lol I like to think of it as incentive to not get arrested again, but I don’t design them 🤷🏻♂️ 😆
Cool tour
Do you have gps or do you just have to know where every random address is?
I have a black 2019 Explolrer xlt sport it almost looks like my car
I know I am late but do police officers get to choose what guns they carry ( AR15, M16, shotgun etc ) ?
It’s whatever the agency issues. If you want to modify the weapon it will have to be approved by the chief. We don’t get to choose.
Hi, from the UK here. Is your patrol car setup like your 'work office', do you do all your paperwork/laptop within the car as well or do you travel back to your precinct?
For patrol it is 99% done inside the vehicle. Since I’m on the traffic unit I do use an actual office when I have to work on traffic homicides other then that I’m in the car just like patrol. Thanks for stopping by the channel!