Saw a police car pull up to our local gas station. One officer went in to the toilet while the second waited. The second officer had only just gone in to the toilet when he ran back out and they were off to an emergency. Much respect for police when some don't even have time to use the toilet, let alone eat. Good work. Saw some officers outside my supermarket the other day and got them a couple of boxes of muesli bars to take back to the station. After I saw a video of constable Hurn talking about the job I say hi to officers more and sometimes get them something to snack on if I see they are going to be there for a while. They deal with a lot of people who dislike what they do so it's good to remind them there are people out there who respect their work.
They are so chill beacuse they work in New Zealand 🇳🇿 . The crime there is a JOKE compared to Los Angeles , New York or London ( UK ) or Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.
I might be biased because I was brought up with my father as a Police Officer and I work closely with Police in my current employment role. But we truly have one of the best police forces in the world! True story
Great video. I love to see how policing works beyond the big pond. I’m a retired police officer from Florida and it’s the greatest job in the world. Nothing like serving and help others in need. We are just people too. Keep up the great work ladies.❤️👍
Wow, what a difference compared to American law enforcement. I've been an American police officer for 23 years. Seems pretty tame in New Zealand. Much respect for my New Zealand brothers and sisters just the same.
@@YoYo-od1xd The US is just fucked up in many ways. Pretty much everybody can own a gun and there are a lot social problems in certain areas. Also US Cops dont seem well trained, even there are good ones for sure. It takes them something like 13-19 (!) weeks to finish their training, in germany per example its three years. Also patroling by yourselfe is a huge problem. Which isnt a thing in most developed countries . That doesnt mean all US Cops are bad, but the system is shitty and makes it easy for things to escalate. Per example look at all the people who got shot, only because they wanted to take their wallet out of their pocket or something similar...
The whole country has only 4.9 million population. California, alone has over 34 million. Can't compare a 350+ million population country to a 4.9 million.
Since all police officers wear the dark blue coloured vests why at 3:48 is there a policeman wearing a different coloured vest compared to the others , do they do a different job to the other police
You guys are so brave to go out there and do your job without carrying a pistol on your hip. I’m Canadian and even though I don’t work in the U.S I’d never leave the station without my duty weapon in it’s holster. I guess your reality is different. Stay safe!
@@olivierbonneau4390 i think they should carry weapons on them just yesterday an offender shot at the police thank fully the officers were fine but the offender well wasn't
Seeing many Police Officers patrolling the streets now. I usually see maybe two Police cars each day, but now i'm seeing close to 10 Police cars. Good job, you guys are getting there.
Thanks Dan! Day to day Detective work is not quite the CSI we all imagine - BUT I'm sure there'll be a way to create something that showcases what they do in a more big picture sort of way :)
Another awesome episode. Like each one is getting better and better. Nice to see what you all are doing hands on. Seeing a lot of personality. Question, is handcuffing suspects common or uncommon in your agency ? Thank you all for sharing, God Bless and be safe -:)
Could you do a single vlog. Like one call out incident . Explaining all the procedures etc. Your channel is a eye opener into the real life of New Zealand police. Keep up the awesome work guys . Ge isn't the Mt Eden prison flash inside .
Well if they do use it on the officer or anyone else in that matter I think their that's like life in prison. But I mean if they had to fight for their life I would try to stun-gun them that's me anyway they do have armed officers I think. Gun laws. The minimum legal age to own a gun in New Zealand is 16, or 18 for military-style semi-automatic weapons. Anyone over those ages who is considered by police to be "fit and proper" can possess a firearm. All gun-owners must have a licence, but most individual weapons don't have to be registered.
I would never want to go up against someone that has a firearm when the best tool I have is a taser. Literally the definition of bringing a knife to a gunfight There are criminals everywhere and they are criminals because they don’t follow the law. So having laws only affect the law abiding. I think all law enforcement should be armed no matter the country. All it takes is one time and you’re dead because some criminal had a gun that he “shouldn’t have had”. Better to have it and not need it than to be DEAD
I don't know about you but I wouldn't mind swapping some Australian Police for these ladies!☺ It is a smaller population and a different culture in New Zealand, and I'm sure they would have many other strategies for dealing with dangerous armed assailants. Yanks and Conservatives aren't going to get this, but guns don't actually make you safer. Stay safe and good luck!
I know this is two years ago buy these should be played after Police 10 7!! So cool watching these. I've watched almost every single one, Awesome work officers 👮 2021 ❤
The ladies are so relaxed, guess the community helps in the psychology of a police officer. Where as the cops in USA are wound so tight, a sneeze and they reach for their guns.
My niece applied to join the police force, (she was doing nuclear science (something like that!) at university and doing very well,) she is fit and pretty and smart. She sailed through the application and the last word she heard was the police officer saying to her, "Ok you're in. I look forward to seeing you in uniform.." Great. Then she was notified later that her application had been rejected because when she was ten years old she had rung in terror, in the middle of the night, the police, because her mother was freaking out smashing things etc on methamphetamine.) One phone call and she was out. The poor kid had grown up with a mother addicted to meth and alcohol and used to have to grab her baby brother and run out into the street in the middle of the night, crying in fear. Yet she only ever made ONE call to police. It doesn't seem fair that she should be rejected on those grounds nor does it make sense to me. It was because her mothers dad - my older brother, (Poppa) live a couple of blocks away that she did so well in school and in life. He looked after her and would take her and baby brother to his house for a few weeks, till her mother calmed down. He also encouraged her in her schooling and her love of sports (she was a surf life saver while in high school and champion in other sports,) she was a straight A student. He provided the stability she needed in life and he doted on her! But why should she suffer because of a phone call crying out for help at age 10? (Later, she learned to simply ring Poppa and he would drive down and taken her an brother to his beautiful home.)
sojourner I don’t really believe that was why she got rejected , As an Australian who lived in NZ and I went to the seminar to join NZ police if you don’t disclose all information about your family to police and they find out you will be rejected !! Your neice was not honest to the police when she joined up , I did not bother applying to be a police officer because they wanted me to disclose any criminal behaviour in my family and I was not prepared to do that .
There is no upper age limit to join the NZ Police :) We have lots of recruits who have chosen Policing as a second career, or who choose to join later in life. You can find out more about entry requirements at www.newcops.co.nz/. Thanks ^po
Nagy Khalil no you don’t, I went to a police sign up thing as an Australian I lived in NZ but was looking at being a cop so went to their sign up seminar , I decided not to be a cop because they wanted to know everything the rest of my family was up to and to be quite clear that was a huge turn off probably help if they have university degrees because most of them lack communication skills and being honest while on the job , never trust any of them
Saw a police car pull up to our local gas station. One officer went in to the toilet while the second waited. The second officer had only just gone in to the toilet when he ran back out and they were off to an emergency. Much respect for police when some don't even have time to use the toilet, let alone eat. Good work.
Saw some officers outside my supermarket the other day and got them a couple of boxes of muesli bars to take back to the station. After I saw a video of constable Hurn talking about the job I say hi to officers more and sometimes get them something to snack on if I see they are going to be there for a while. They deal with a lot of people who dislike what they do so it's good to remind them there are people out there who respect their work.
Smurphenstein it’s pretty hard to find people who are nice towards the police good on ya 👍🏻
@@meowful1854 thank you. :-)
Good on ya bro
taking a shit on the job aye. Useless
@@BigSnapperNot the point you twat.
Love these vlogs, you guys are making police look more open minded and very normal which is a big YES from most of us. So much support for you guys ❤
Thanks, so good to hear! ❤
i will not marry a police day they are dominating
They are so chill beacuse they work in New Zealand 🇳🇿 . The crime there is a JOKE compared to Los Angeles , New York or London ( UK ) or Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.
Greetings from the Detroit MI, USA Police Department... Great video. Stay safe my friends..
Police are bastards.
@@masonnix9566 :(
@@masonnix9566 🙄
I might be biased because I was brought up with my father as a Police Officer and I work closely with Police in my current employment role. But we truly have one of the best police forces in the world! True story
Ana Chase there ain’t much crime in NZ
Try New York
Day in the life of a AOS please!! Great vid
Local Drug Dealer your name is a bit ironic😂😂😂
Jamey _M shhhhhh 😂
I don't think they can do that.
Watch these videos from ireland keep up the good work 🇨🇮
"So I'm cutting back, not 100% committed yet cause I'm gonna get some maccas after this" 😂 hahaha me too
this is like Police ten7 But better.
Police 11 8
Do a daily vlog about detective plz!!
do u really want to watch a video of someone doing paperwork
Adzy I just think t would be very interesting about what they *really* do and not what they do in Brooklyn 99.
@@hamishc2445 what does brooklyn 99 have to do with this lol
Adzy it is a show about detectives I am asking for a detective video to see how different real detective work is to the Hollywood portrayal.
@@hamishc2445 Paperwork is a BIG part of the job.
Great video. I love to see how policing works beyond the big pond. I’m a retired police officer from Florida and it’s the greatest job in the world. Nothing like serving and help others in need. We are just people too. Keep up the great work ladies.❤️👍
4:51 put your shirt back on Gordon😂
🙏🏽 RIP TO ALL CHRISTCHURCH SHOOTING VICTIMS 💕
Vinaka na loloma
What happens?
Wow thank you so much for all the things you guys do. Xx no words can describe how thankful I am
Wow, what a difference compared to American law enforcement. I've been an American police officer for 23 years. Seems pretty tame in New Zealand. Much respect for my New Zealand brothers and sisters just the same.
Richard Payne America has a lot of people and criminals too
@@YoYo-od1xd The US is just fucked up in many ways. Pretty much everybody can own a gun and there are a lot social problems in certain areas. Also US Cops dont seem well trained, even there are good ones for sure. It takes them something like 13-19 (!) weeks to finish their training, in germany per example its three years. Also patroling by yourselfe is a huge problem. Which isnt a thing in most developed countries .
That doesnt mean all US Cops are bad, but the system is shitty and makes it easy for things to escalate. Per example look at all the people who got shot, only because they wanted to take their wallet out of their pocket or something similar...
The whole country has only 4.9 million population. California, alone has over 34 million. Can't compare a 350+ million population country to a 4.9 million.
@@S1D3W1ND3R015 Yes can’t compare a country of gun loving freaks with peaceful NZ.
I thought this was that comedy cop show from NZ...it's actually real cops!
We have cool cops here.
you have my total respect guys keep up the good work
This video hadn't even started and there is bloopers and use doing great
Since all police officers wear the dark blue coloured vests why at 3:48 is there a policeman wearing a different coloured vest compared to the others , do they do a different job to the other police
The black vest? The black vest is worn by authorised officers. They are unsworn employees of the police. They work in the cells and custody.
You got it,@@jasonhume6604 😏
So is UNI what yall consider college? UNI= UNIVERSITY?.
Yeah pretty much
Yeah, uni is tertiary education or what people in places like the USA call college - in New Zealand, college generally refers to high school
Yeah nah
We do Primary, Intermediate, College, University.
Yes except all of them are full of libtards.
You guys are so brave to go out there and do your job without carrying a pistol on your hip. I’m Canadian and even though I don’t work in the U.S I’d never leave the station without my duty weapon in it’s holster. I guess your reality is different. Stay safe!
They do carry weapons in the boot of the car 2 pistols and 2 ARs they only carry it when they are told to or when they think they have to
Esheel Yeah but even though... It’s not on their belts all the time.
@@olivierbonneau4390 i think they should carry weapons on them just yesterday an offender shot at the police thank fully the officers were fine but the offender well wasn't
Seeing many Police Officers patrolling the streets now. I usually see maybe two Police cars each day, but now i'm seeing close to 10 Police cars.
Good job, you guys are getting there.
Great editing, longer videos please & detective or a day in the life of a detective!:)
Thanks Dan! Day to day Detective work is not quite the CSI we all imagine - BUT I'm sure there'll be a way to create something that showcases what they do in a more big picture sort of way :)
@@newzealandpolice thanks! 😉
watch this space! ;) @@danieladdison7548
@@newzealandpolice :)
I want to visit new zealand but the plane ticket prices... my god...
Don’t fly air new zealand, simple
It's really interesting seeing how law enforcement is done in another nation.
Can we get an update on police equipment after the attack in christchurch? 🤔
Another awesome episode. Like each one is getting better and better. Nice to see what you all are doing hands on. Seeing a lot of personality. Question, is handcuffing suspects common or uncommon in your agency ? Thank you all for sharing, God Bless and be safe -:)
Thanks Chris!! And handcuffing is all dependent on the situation, and the temperament of the offender.
I have the utmost Dignity and Respect for all Emergency Services all around the World.
Does every officer have another officer with them
Love the kiwi officers sense of humour even in a stressful situation they still have time for a smile.
I would like to see a vlog from the IT department.
this isn’t odd squad doe 👉👈🥺
you have to be the best cops ever. its great to see women in the front line. well done for what you do! Especially in recent times :)
Hey guys, do you still have free time and stuff or how does things like nightshifts work. Do you still get a "weekend" /days off?
Great video. Thank you for your service, and thank you for sharing.
Could you do a single vlog. Like one call out incident . Explaining all the procedures etc. Your channel is a eye opener into the real life of New Zealand police. Keep up the awesome work guys . Ge isn't the Mt Eden prison flash inside .
Where is the old Zealand video?
4:26 why is Gandalf on the walls?
So if you come across a suspect with a firearm that’s prepared to use it, do you just hope he or she gives up or uses it on themselves.
Well if they do use it on the officer or anyone else in that matter I think their that's like life in prison. But I mean if they had to fight for their life I would try to stun-gun them that's me anyway they do have armed officers I think.
Gun laws. The minimum legal age to own a gun in New Zealand is 16, or 18 for military-style semi-automatic weapons. Anyone over those ages who is considered by police to be "fit and proper" can possess a firearm. All gun-owners must have a licence, but most individual weapons don't have to be registered.
I would never want to go up against someone that has a firearm when the best tool I have is a taser. Literally the definition of bringing a knife to a gunfight
There are criminals everywhere and they are criminals because they don’t follow the law. So having laws only affect the law abiding. I think all law enforcement should be armed no matter the country. All it takes is one time and you’re dead because some criminal had a gun that he “shouldn’t have had”. Better to have it and not need it than to be DEAD
They would be a sitting duck
@@isxnsiss586 kinda stupid they don't have a firearm though an they're cops.
I don't know about you but I wouldn't mind swapping some Australian Police for these ladies!☺
It is a smaller population and a different culture in New Zealand, and I'm sure they would have many other strategies for dealing with dangerous armed assailants. Yanks and Conservatives aren't going to get this, but guns don't actually make you safer.
Stay safe and good luck!
Don’t resist Don’t flex are a stock standard when learning the beat
Thank you officers for all that you do!!
Hey Guys, I am a police officer in the U.S., awesome video series. [Cheers!]
wait they don't even put handcuffs while making arrest ? Are the suspects so decent in NZ?
Low risk compliant people get treated quite well yea. Nobody likes messing with the process and adding unnecessary suffering for everyone
Laura u pulled me over 😂
The fella at the finger print unit sounded like a Brummie
So pretty much New Zealanders either become police officers or go to Australia?
I love these! It's so cool to understand what a day in the life Police's frontline team looks like. Mad respect for you guys!
They should be arrested for having the music on this video too loud
Day in the life of a cop in WELLINGTON please
how to be a police officer in new zealand? what are the qualification?
Awesome, do you guys know a Nabjit that works at cbd station as well.
Creative Me from poonjab?
No time to stop p manufacturers na, but much easier to collect casharola from cars going slightly over the low speed limit
Loved watching this, thanks for the fab video lovely x
I notice you never carry your sidearm. Is that standard practice? When I was a cop here in the USA, we always carried our sidearm.
They put them in the boot.
They don’t carry firearms as standard in NZ.
Wow, this was a great vlog!
I love how the police listens to 88.6😂😂
35 Veteran we don’t pay these fuckwits to have fun
Thanks for sharing your very busy day
manual police car? how many of those?
Can you please do 'A day in the life of a Police Communicator?
I know this is two years ago buy these should be played after Police 10 7!! So cool watching these. I've watched almost every single one,
Awesome work officers 👮
2021 ❤
I see their still driving 1938 model cars around.
oh man i love both their voices. perfect NZ accent.
Yip us Kiwis have our accent perfected bro 😎
Aww the Bork Bork nom noms are so cute
I wanna Join the new Zealand police
Hey where’s the hot cop??
The ladies are so relaxed, guess the community helps in the psychology of a police officer. Where as the cops in USA are wound so tight, a sneeze and they reach for their guns.
What a difference two years make.
Great. Its so different here. I would like to see it in person. Great place nice country.
That maori girl is an embarrassment🤣🤣💀
You can't get that feeling with any other job.
Me: Firefighter............................................................. ahhhhhh
Love this ❤️ can’t wait to join the police collage 🥰
collage? idiot don't you mean college
ZebraSnot omg I just realised 🙄😂 I spelt it wrong lol 😂
Fail in English thou
My niece applied to join the police force, (she was doing nuclear science (something like that!) at university and doing very well,) she is fit and pretty and smart. She sailed through the application and the last word she heard was the police officer saying to her, "Ok you're in. I look forward to seeing you in uniform.."
Great. Then she was notified later that her application had been rejected because when she was ten years old she had rung in terror, in the middle of the night, the police, because her mother was freaking out smashing things etc on methamphetamine.)
One phone call and she was out.
The poor kid had grown up with a mother addicted to meth and alcohol and used to have to grab her baby brother and run out into the street in the middle of the night, crying in fear. Yet she only ever made ONE call to police.
It doesn't seem fair that she should be rejected on those grounds nor does it make sense to me. It was because her mothers dad - my older brother, (Poppa) live a couple of blocks away that she did so well in school and in life. He looked after her and would take her and baby brother to his house for a few weeks, till her mother calmed down. He also encouraged her in her schooling and her love of sports (she was a surf life saver while in high school and champion in other sports,) she was a straight A student. He provided the stability she needed in life and he doted on her!
But why should she suffer because of a phone call crying out for help at age 10?
(Later, she learned to simply ring Poppa and he would drive down and taken her an brother to his beautiful home.)
sojourner I don’t really believe that was why she got rejected , As an Australian who lived in NZ and I went to the seminar to join NZ police if you don’t disclose all information about your family to police and they find out you will be rejected !! Your neice was not honest to the police when she joined up , I did not bother applying to be a police officer because they wanted me to disclose any criminal behaviour in my family and I was not prepared to do that .
Thank you for everything you do.
Loving that unicorn mug 🥰
It makes coffee taste that much more magic ;)
@@newzealandpolice magic 🤔😂
Scariest call?
I WANT AOS!
Transported the guy without restraints you're crazy.. Australia must have next level criminality procedures
Everytime i think of new Zealand police i think of wellington paranormal
Really positive videos on the day and life of a NZ constable
6.07 that officer is a whole mood. Lmao relatable af
6:07
Black haired girl kinda looks like Rosa Diaz
A day in the life of NZ DPS as well, nice vid
Ese país debe ser tan bajo en criminalidad y problemas de conducta antisocial, que los policías patrullan sin armas. Waaooo
Love the female and male vlogs more please 👍👍
Where's the typical nz police tactics you see? Oh my bad the camera is on
As a mid to later 30's male. that had a much different life long career in mind. How old, is too old! Too join the NZ Police?
There is no upper age limit to join the NZ Police :) We have lots of recruits who have chosen Policing as a second career, or who choose to join later in life. You can find out more about entry requirements at www.newcops.co.nz/. Thanks ^po
I know you don’t have guns routinely but have any of you guys fired a taser before
Don’t the police in NZ carry fire arms?
No.
They do have armed divisions though.
insha'Allah I will become a police officer soon
Your ethnicity should help a lot....Thought of becoming a transgender? then you will definitely get in. That's how it works in Australia at least....
@A I'm against political correctness matey...
@A that means hopefully
And yea I'm not from middle East I'm from Fiji
@@luciferlost1999 I know exactly what you're saying!
That blonde constable has the most excellent nose!
very proudest, Respect from INDIA country
Ok but what happens when you have to actually arrest a violent offender ? You both get bashed and relieved of your firearms lol
I thought 911 was only in the us
Do you have to go to university to become a cop??
Nagy Khalil no you don’t, I went to a police sign up thing as an Australian I lived in NZ but was looking at being a cop so went to their sign up seminar , I decided not to be a cop because they wanted to know everything the rest of my family was up to and to be quite clear that was a huge turn off probably help if they have university degrees because most of them lack communication skills and being honest while on the job , never trust any of them
You go to police academy
Bonza. Love ur work gals.
Them two woman get payed for that
Get me some AOS Fbi open up
That fulla went to the rock 😂. Ammo g
Wow it’s so different to Scotland witch I’m joining when if age it’s strange 😂
Ridiculous you put your life on the line with a taser.. have had numerous people walk right through a taser
8:04 Codys Yuhhhk
them eyebrows