In situations like this sometimes other coppers step over other coppers on transmissions. It happens. Dispatcher handled this A+ and the officers did a good job considering the circumstances
"Just go." Awesome. She's cool as ice, gets help rolling. When everyone's losing their mind, you, as a dispatcher CANNOT Lesson #1 in dispatcher school. She could teach a few eastern cities a lesson.
Well, that means she doesn't know where he is exactly. She may have an idea of the area by the GPS on his car, but you need to know the exact location.
@@riffraff9070 She isn't a bitch. He didn't tell her where he is, and she doesn't know the exact location, she may have an idea from the GPS on the cruiser, but if they're on foot she can't track them. So you call her a bitch for making sure?
@@MedicRyan18uhhh, yea. We know. Did you see how he wrote “haha” after his comment? Nobody was asking a question, but thanks for the super serious answer.
Radio discipline is a joke. In UK police digital radios prevent talkover and anyway they communicate clearly and coherently unlike these clowns. Avoiding "red mist" is taught which means not allowing adrenaline to affect officers during high stress pursuits etc.
Im sorry, I must have missed the part in your narrative where YOU have been UNDER FIRE or WITH A FALLEN OFFICER so many times that you can dictate radio etiquette. when SHTF like it did here you get it out as best you can and end the threat. Ive yelled over the radio plenty of times when chasing armed offenders or rolling up to find a PO laying in a pool of blood and brains or similar. It happens. While Im sure CLASSROOM taught you the ecumenicism of radio operation its CLEAR you havent had real world experience under pressure. I have. countless times both in housing projects in chicago and various other toilets around the city. yes you get pumped it happens. I had a partner that was ALWAYS monotone on the radio. One day, he was stressed on the radio so I KNEW my brother was in the shit. He was. He was chasing an armed offender with a gun visible. I found the offender. I took the offender down. Not ONCE did I come up on the radio to say that. My partner after composing himself did. I could go on big time how many times I yelled on a radio. Shit happens. None of us ACTUALLY out there doing this are perfect.
I can't imagine the UK officers having a lot of talkover in the first place, while arresting middle class people for hate speech, or carrying a kitchen knife. Maybe they should try working a real job.
Damn good dispatcher... Prayers for all officers!
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Not sure why this didn't post this morning some kind of error, more videos coming soon.
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In situations like this sometimes other coppers step over other coppers on transmissions. It happens. Dispatcher handled this A+ and the officers did a good job considering the circumstances
What an awesome job from the dispatcher
"Just go." Awesome. She's cool as ice, gets help rolling. When everyone's losing their mind, you, as a dispatcher CANNOT Lesson #1 in dispatcher school. She could teach a few eastern cities a lesson.
Im sorry Ive been out of the pool since 2010 and this shit STILL makes me shake.
@1:00 just go! 😂
Too many cops key-up during stuff like this. That's why they say "Just go..."
@@classichank60no shit, bozo. But thanks for answering a question that nobody asked.
Just heard about it on the news
Praying for the Officer...Chicago PD needs help to clean up that South side...beautiful city except for that area....so sad
0:20 "where are you?" as if she's checking up on a Uber Eats order...
Ha! Ha!
I know... bitch
Well, that means she doesn't know where he is exactly. She may have an idea of the area by the GPS on his car, but you need to know the exact location.
@@riffraff9070 She isn't a bitch. He didn't tell her where he is, and she doesn't know the exact location, she may have an idea from the GPS on the cruiser, but if they're on foot she can't track them. So you call her a bitch for making sure?
Just listened to this. I absolutely love this dispatcher. Calm, cool and collected. Very professional.
@@MedicRyan18uhhh, yea. We know. Did you see how he wrote “haha” after his comment? Nobody was asking a question, but thanks for the super serious answer.
I back the blue
Keith
Radio discipline is a joke. In UK police digital radios prevent talkover and anyway they communicate clearly and coherently unlike these clowns. Avoiding "red mist" is taught which means not allowing adrenaline to affect officers during high stress pursuits etc.
Im sorry, I must have missed the part in your narrative where YOU have been UNDER FIRE or WITH A FALLEN OFFICER so many times that you can dictate radio etiquette. when SHTF like it did here you get it out as best you can and end the threat. Ive yelled over the radio plenty of times when chasing armed offenders or rolling up to find a PO laying in a pool of blood and brains or similar. It happens. While Im sure CLASSROOM taught you the ecumenicism of radio operation its CLEAR you havent had real world experience under pressure. I have. countless times both in housing projects in chicago and various other toilets around the city. yes you get pumped it happens. I had a partner that was ALWAYS monotone on the radio. One day, he was stressed on the radio so I KNEW my brother was in the shit. He was. He was chasing an armed offender with a gun visible. I found the offender. I took the offender down. Not ONCE did I come up on the radio to say that. My partner after composing himself did. I could go on big time how many times I yelled on a radio. Shit happens. None of us ACTUALLY out there doing this are perfect.
The officers don't even carry guns in the UK
I glad you Americans enjoy talking about your emotions so much in your therapy sessions.
I can't imagine the UK officers having a lot of talkover in the first place, while arresting middle class people for hate speech, or carrying a kitchen knife. Maybe they should try working a real job.