Cops Breakdown Viral LAPD Shooting and Funny Street Cop Stories
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Guest appearance, Sergeant Nate Ferguson, sits down with Kyle and Mark as they discuss the recent viral LAPD full auto shooting and funny street cop stories.
=================================
Subscribe to Shots Fired Podcast Here:
➡️ YT: @shotsfiredpodcast50
==============
Ways to reach the Shots Fired Podcast Team:
==============
💻 Website: www.shotsfired...
📧 E-Mail: shotsfiredpodcast360@gmail.com
==========
Connect With Us:
==========
📲 Instagram: / shotsfiredpodcastofficial
==========
Full Body Cam Video:
• Wild Video Shows Man S...
Be safe and stay vigilant 🇺🇸.
Thank You Guys For Doing These Podcasts, It Shows That There Are Some Good Cops Out There‼️🫶🏾🙏🏾🤞🏾💙 It Really Opened My Eyes To How Cops Aren’t All Messed Up Individuals
🤣🤣🤣 working with you guys was absolutely the highlight of my LE career. Love it!
Who are you?
@@ricstan6795referenced as of the Night Shift officers that helped shape Kyle!
I'm not a in law enforcement nor am I a firefighter lol... I'm really fine your conversation interesting and very knowledgeable...I was very impressed with your Sonya Massey podcast discussion...and I really want to thank you gentlemen for your points of view and your respectful analization of the accounts. Thank you
These interviews keep getting better and better. Keep doing what you're doing guys.
I’m the firefighter watching. We let friends slide though even the cops lol. Stay safe guys love the show
Save my cat 🌳😺
Really enjoy the guests you have had and story telling. Nate seems like a stand up guy and great cop. Thank for this one!
Agreed
😮😮😮😮 3:06 3:07
While working for LASD I speak to inmates & people on patrol the same way he does. Command presence is important.
Yes, it's paramount.
10-33 you're on the patch
Awesome podcasts....but I would absolutely love to hear more K9 stories/ scenarios.
Great feedback. Working on it!
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 every subtle trick or nuance helps us
My grandfather was a K9 Officer in Philadelphia during the 60s and 70s , I’d love to hear more stories as well. I never got to meet him.
Hell yeah, Mark had a GREAT FTO!! I wonder if it's anyone I know (I was SPD 95BR-1)... Thanks for the great stories! I love hearing them, since I was SSD and still live locally!
Having worked in prisons and jails prior to working the streets every thing he said is 💯 correct. That is the best learning environment and it will make you the best street officer ever.
I’m really not sure how I i stumbled upon this channel but I’m so glad I did. I’m binging this evening. I really wish our 3 LE agencies were trained like you guys. They could benefit greatly.
Love hearing you guys tell old “war” stories and what you learned from them. Keep it up! Love what you’re doing!
Nate, thank you for making the trip to the studio!!!
And 10 outlets still makes me laugh!!!!!!
This was one of the best podcast episodes I’ve ever watched!!! Love this guest. It’s crazy how much I learned even tho I’ve never been in trouble or arrested or been to jail. Loved it!!
I do watch a lottt of jail/prison shows tho so I at least know what it’s like on the inside. 😅
One outlet..6 surge protector extension cords....0 fire extinguishers!! What can go wrong!!
EXCELLENT!!! I’m a cop mom & you guys are GREAT!!! 💙💙💙
Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Great podcast!
Doing donuts in the living room with a Harley wtffff 😂😂😂😂
Just here for the outlets discussion
Fascinating. You guys need to get on Joe Rogan!
Fat chance that ever happens 😂
Just my opinion lf you officers are true to your story's and not being bias to your opinion of other officers behavior and decisions l Commin you guys Salute we need more of you, especially superiors who don't hold their insubordinates accountable!!😮
Me and the criminal became... he liked me 😂😂😂 then risked getting life for a man who doesn't like him 😂😂😂😂 IS WHAT I HEARD
If police officers develop a relationship with the communities they are serving they will be respected, protected and helped. The distrust comes in because of the lack of integrity, biases, and prejudices displayed by officers in the minority community. Minorities are not all criminals, we want to help officers, we want to respect and protect officers. We want everyone to be safe. We don’t hate police, all we are asking is for is a little respect.
It’s a big club, and you and I are not in it! The largest armed gang in the nation is the #thinbluelinegang
He says "tread meal" but you also call foot bails "leg bails" Kyle 😂
The media likes to say "routine traffic stop".
The one variable here, in making that first choice of getting out or staying in the vehicle. Unlike many other agencies, LAPD has armored vehicles. Not sure what portions, but I know that the front doors are.
St Matthews police department caught a criminal with a full auto mp7 the other day. I'd rather direct traffic or something. Eff that.
The gun sounded like a Glock with an auto sear. Code 6 -shots fired! Most LAPD officers keep a rifle in their trunk. The agency also allows personally owned AR-15's that meet certain specs.
A lot of good a patrol rifle does you in the trunk…..smh
The technical term is 'daisy chaining' for running multiple extenders 'in series'. If you're using actual surge supressprs then there's a reduced risk of fire but I would suggest the outlets you're using be upgraded to GFCI if they aren't already.
The most common damage I've seen from daisy chaining is to sensitive electronics being fed what's called 'dirty power'. Think of it like pulling a rubber band taught every time you turn on one of those Macbooks. You can pull it to the limit ever time but it will break at its weakest point much more quickly than had you just stretched it a little. And it's going to break at its weakest point.
Do you think the weakest point is the outlet? The--aptly named--surge supressors? Or one of the sensitive capacitors in that laptop?
Research UPS or uninterruptible power supply. They have a battery backup built in to stabilize power in the event of an outage but can also 'top up' a network suffering from dirty power.
Who tf would throw M80’s at a cop car 😂 Jesus 😅😅😅
It’s Most Definitely TreadMILL 👍🏾🤙🏾 Thank Me Later
Hi former firefighter lol
I’m very pro 2A but I’m gonna say it like this if you decide to become a LEO you decided your own fate. I don’t feel anything for anyone just because of your profession.
Well who's going to do the job? You? lol. of course not.
They know the risks when they sign up. They’re literally doing the job for MONEY. If they want a job where their lives WON’T be at risk, then law enforcement is not for them. Nobody should act surprised when the man upstairs tells them that it’s their time. Just be smart about it and have a good life insurance policy and a plan in place to take care of your spouse/kids etc. Life is the ultimate game of “FAFO.”
Sounded like a pistol with a switch
I have a question i just recently passed my ntn test for a paid police academy i just got my rank of 642 does that mean there is 642 or more cadets competing for the spots?
I see wedding rings in this video. I think the officers need to go home at the end of the day. There’s always time to catch a criminal and video to catch them off guard later. Idk I’m not an officer but I would def want my husband to come home.
Not every LAPD Ofcr has a rifle. Dept is a bit dumb in that way, where only ofcr’s who go through a week TRNG are allowed to deploy a rifle. 🤦🏽♂️
Good guys and bad guys out on graveyards. So so true. There’s a group of young cops in my town that pull me over picking my husband from work after night shift at 2 am and the couple times they’ve pulled me over they always want to search our car and ask if we’re leaving the bar. Ummmmmm nope I just got out of bed to pick my husband up because we only have one car rn and I need the car at night in case the kids need to go somewhere!!! They stopped pulling me over because I let them search the car and all they saw was my husbands work bag with boots ear plugs and vending machine money 😂😂😂😂 they literally think everyone on the street at 2 am in my town is out buying drugs or leaving the bar. It’s a quiet town obviously
I appreciate you guys so much. i believe the majority of cops are really decent guys. A few ego maniacs spoil it. But when u guys stand up for what’s right it makes it easier for others esp. ones that have assh@le partners. It’s a brotherhood i get it. But the good guys HAVE to & absolutely MUST stick out the ego driven or your complicit in his dumb sh;t. You should have a ton of officers supporting your podcast. Thank you for your bravery. Stay safe out there. 😊
Nice Priories of life flag.
Who holds people accountable
glock switch, so 9mm not a rifle cartridge
Not hard to unplug everything when you leave.
*Can we please see Nate shirtless*
#Tat check
Illegal immigrants... Yall voted for this
How about all the immigrants that are now LEO?
I'm sure you will tell me to f off and I have no standing here I'm not an officer but I am a pilot with radio training. and you mentioned radio training. I suggest that officers could get great radio training basically a discipline in the economy of words by listening in on aircraft transmissions. in a complicated air traffic system minimal words need to be used to sequence traffic. we learn to tell an approach controller in seven words everything they need to know. but my concern are the many videos of officers using the words "show me your effing hands" or "drop the effing knife" etc. you guys are the trained professionals in the engagement The other guy is a street turd. you add no value when you add the f word to your instructions you complicate the communication you extend it with a words that don't help. I'm sure you tell me that it helps emphasize or shows urgency but I assure you it just complicates the communication and when it comes to professionalism how do you think it looks when four or five officers are screaming the f word when the body cams are shown in court? who looks professional then? you have a choice you can look professional calm and in control or you can sound like a gutter punk.
Lol. Two different worlds my man.
Like you stated, you’re not an officer. You won’t know that feeling when SHTF unless you’re there. They don’t cuss to sound cool or show urgency. Officers cause because we are humans and also get scared and nervous.
Plus the radiator started smoking from the gunfire last thing you want is to have your Cruiser become completely disabled if he jumps out and opens up on you again. Especially with these newer vehicles that auto shut off to try to prevent you from burning up your engine.