Best And WORST Divisions in a Police Department
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I loved being K9. I NEVER had to run after a perp. As soon as I yelled, "Halt or I'll release my dog!" they froze and gave up. So fun.
Phil Fortin But... you have to admit it’s even more thrilling when they run
@@edw1no True, there is nothing quite like releasing the hound. (ha ha)
Hopefully that dog will be turned on YOU for taking our freedoms like the tyrants you are.
@@neohippe1 Hope you dont get robbed, mugged, crashed into or anything, wouldn't want to take away anyones freedom
@Apple Tek Support Firstly, i didn't say that? I'm no cop lover, not even from the US but yes when a drug dealer is selling something like crack or heroin that will ruin someones life, I do think its productive.
0:00 Introduction
1:00 Patrol
2:59 Traffic
5:23 SWAT
6:52 Aggressive Patrol
7:53 K-9
9:06 CID
12:17 Administration
Just in case you need it 😉
thanks
Roxy thank you
Thanks lol
Roxy thanks
Thanks
LAPD hired me, I'll be starting the academy soon. Y'all pray for me lol Officer 401 definitely has been dropping gems on me during this process too. Big ups to you!
I'm going into week 5 of 26. Get your mental game right. You can do it.
Follow 401's lead and like to give warnings when you pull me over... Seriously, good luck. LAPD needs more peeps.
Good luck my man 🙏🏽
Congratulations!
Train well, and listen hard, and above all... stay safe and help your partners and other fellow officers to stay safe.
Yedidyah Martin bro! How was the hiring process? Give a guy some tips pls 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
" they can not put a numerical number on you for traffic tickets by law" .....
*Florida Highway Patrol sweating profusly*
Radomil Jean-Francois NYPD: hold my beer 🍺
I hear in Virginia the boys pull ya over for just going over the speed limit by 1 mph!
My LT, James Dewitte just hired me. It’s only me and him at the station and we just ride on our motorcycles yelling at people. We haven’t given any tickets yet, weird huh.
D Rob sounds like the perfect job
@@Dwijhaixuj lmao
I’m not in law-enforcement but I worked a very similar shift to “the panama schedule” when I was at Amazon. I love the long weekends, but the long weeks man, do not come near me on my days off
I work at an FC for them and have 3 days and 4 off its horrible that first day back to work lol
Amazon is worse than police
@@knobhead5756 amazon is so easy to work for. Anyone who thinks that is hard has never worked basic construction or any military/police experience. I would make $700 a week building cardboard boxes lmao
@@nathanielwilliams8985 that’s 36k a year
@@knobhead5756 I was a system administrator at Amazon, totally different animal. The actual work I didn’t mind at all, but I hated the “we will fire you if you don’t dedicate 100% of your life to the company” culture there.
My dad worked for the LaGrange Police Department for 30 years and in Law Enforcement for a total of 37. He retired as a lieutenant and worked in every position except chief. Been in a shoot out and everything else you could go through. He was a motorcycle cop for years and sadly witnessed his best friend Sami Bulloch get killed when someone struck his bike while responding code 3. But my dad loved being a sergeant but when he was promoted to a Lieutenant he hated not being able to be on the streets with his boys because his chief wanted him doing paperwork so he took a demotion to a sergeant. After falling thru the roof at home one evening before work he decided to go back to being a Lieutenant because of falling thru our kitchen roof lol. But sadly my dad passed away 2 weeks ago from a 2 year long battle with terminal cancer. He worked as a LEO my entire life and LOVED being with his officers and caught hell for arguing with his chief because of things the chief didn’t understand about Officer Safety. But I’m 27 and he retired the first time in 2009 and drove a semi for a year before going right back and stayed for 3 more years before retiring again and drove a truck before going to a smaller department Hogansville Georgia PD being hired on as a Captain. Left after issues and drove again before becoming a Troup County Georgia Sheriffs Deputy. Didn’t make anything at all pay was horrible before training at 63 years old to be a Georgia DOT H.E.R.O Unit Operator in Atlanta on I-285. Then cancer struck. At his service his old night shift officers still called him their one and only Lt. And that my dad was the only superior officer they’ve ever worked for that truly cared about them and that actually had their back and considered them family and only cared about keeping them safe. My dad was a true Cops Cop thru and thru and loved being a father, husband and a police officer. He started his career as a Harris County Georgia Sheriffs Deputy in the late 70’s and worked for other departments before moving from Columbus Georgia to LaGrange Troup County Georgia to work for the LPD. I’ve had to goto two police officer funerals one for Fallen LPD K9 Officer Justin Lane Caine who was killed in the line of duty in 2001 a young K9 Officer on my dads shift and sadly 4 years later someone killed his K9 Partner on a car chase that turned into a foot chase that ended with a man killing the dog. But my dad never worked as a K9 Officer but did do Vice Squad back in the late 80’s. Never wanted to be a detective or anything just wanted to be on the streets with his guys. He was a FTO Sergeant for years and the driving instructor at Georgia Law Enforcement Training Facility Forsyth. I could go on and on and on and on lol. But my dad was born to be a Police Officer and he almost died doing it after a shootout in 1993 when I was only a few months old. But a Georgia State Trooper was his only backup and if it weren’t for that Trooper being with him that night my dad would have been killed. But he sadly passed while in Hospice here in LaGrange Georgia two weeks ago and was given a Police Funeral Service and will be missed so much. Sorry for writing a damn book! Lol..
Your dad is a hero👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Johnny Test I don’t know you but that brought me to tears. Thank You! I’ve heard it a million times but all I saw in 27 years was my dad. I never knew how much he really meant to so many people both Officers and normal citizens. Again thank you. I know he would say “tell him stop sugar coating it I’m just doing my job” lol.
Your dad is a legend
We really need people like your dad in these hard times. I know what its like to meet a leader who truly cares, and then for you two to part ways because of life.
"sorry for writing a damn book"
Sir your dad deserves a book and a movie about him in his honour.
Daniel Takawi
That comment you just wrote brought a tear to my eye man. Thank You! These last few months since I had to say my final goodbyes to him have been the most challenging and emotional times I’ve ever had to experience and to go through. But I know that he is up there keeping a watchful eye over me as my guardian angel. But on a much more lighter note and somewhat comical enough to me is when he told me months before his heath began to go downhill that if this cancer does decide to take me and if I do make it to heaven and if I’m looking down on you and I see you being a idiot behind the wheel of my z28 Camaro and you so much as hit a curb and cause any bit of curb rash on those expensive wheels I worked my ass off on buying so help me god son I will haunt you until you get to heavens pearly gates to where I can finally once again put my foot so far up your ass you won’t walk right for a month. Even battling terminal cancer he still showed us how much he loved his vehicles more than anybody else except for his German Shepherd CoCo who he loved more than any humans 😂😂. Again thank you for those truly incredible meaningful response sir. So grateful to know that there’s still people out there who have a heart of gold!
Fugitive Task Force.
"Those that have hunted armed men long enough and liked it never really cared for anything else". Ernest Hemingway
D B what’s the point in that when there’s swat
@@me-it9jn SWAT deals with the high risk, tactical situations unfolding, they are a response unit. The Fugitive Task Force, well, they deal with the non-responsive cases, where someone of higher risk has a warrant.
@@me-it9jn swat arent made to chase a wanted fugitive down the high way with their armoured truck.
I did the Fugitive Task Force with the U.S. Marshals for a few years. Most of the time was spent sitting in an POS car, pissing in a bottle for many hours. I did get to dress up as the UPS man a few times, that was fun.
@@me-it9jn Fugitive task forces do fugitive investigations also know as hunting down people that don’t want to be caught. Swat is a tactical unit that responds to crazy situations and sometimes serves warrants, as opposed to finding those fugitives. They are not the same.
I have my oral board interview this Tuesday. Wish me luck!
I wish you.......would find more honest work than policing.
@@Floppyoneactual go fuck yourself. Good luck tora!!
Don't mind Floppy - Good luck!
Tora Chan Good luck!
Good luck!!
Officer 401 congrats on those twelve years rookie. Lol. Be safe brother
How long you been in? Congrats tho regardless and respect
Same can said for you in those jail facilities to.
Hoping to get into my department’s criminal investigation since it was my dream as a child to be an inspector/detective/investigator.
Good luck. It will come
You know you'll have to work on the street first yeah?
Taylor Grimsdottir-Jackson I know. I’m bottom of the barrel right now. Already talked to the SGT of the unit. He said best thing I could do is put time in so that’s what I’m doing.
Marthadickinson58 thank you!
I wanna be k9 but I know I'll have to work on the streets for a few years
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE TWELVE YEARS, NEWBIE LOL just wait till its in the 20s. Stay safe and keep giving us great videos!!
MsFiregal8 so you are in the fire department yeah, to bad, if you had done better on the test you could have been a cop!!!! ( actually we always said that joke with the names reversed!!! , who wouldn’t want to be a fireman!!!!!!!! TV’s easy chairs, hot meals and you don’t get sued,!!)
@@XXX-qk2cq I wanna be swat so I really don't care
6:54 thise are prolly the dudes I see wearing Jean's, running shoes, and tac vests driving around in unmarked suburbans, or Tahoes. They only ever come out at late night
Congrats on 12yrs as an employee LEO
Whoops employed LEO not employee LEO. Stupid autocorrect. Didn’t see that till now.
I just applied to my first department got a 98% on the written exam and ran 1.5 miles in 11:22 on the physical test
did you pass your oral board interview ?
How's you career?
@@Gametold5 that department only ended up hiring one person. It was a small town and the police chiefs son ended up getting hired. I actually ended up getting a job on the Ohio river working on a tug boat. I wound up working my way up in the company and make an amount of money now that couldn’t be matched by becoming a cop at this point. God had a different plan for me and I don’t regret it one bit.
@@chasejohnson2550 That's great to hear, I'm glad it all worked out, and I still don't know what I want to do for my life. I just turned 20
@@Gametold5same here brother I think I'm going to apply for a corrections job here in MN then move into law enforcement
Serving in the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department for 17 years....
Such a pity you guys catch all the politics, and you need to start locking up more of your thirsty colleagues who need cooldrink all the time.
Detroit metropolitan for me
JoBurg, S.A.
Been there multiple times. Had some frosty adult beverages there.
Helluva flight.
Africa and US ain’t same policing
Mike
Bullets fly down range in JoBurg often.
It’s a bad bad town.
I passed the written, physical and oral interview and was placed in band 2. Hope to get called back! Been watching you for the past 2 years now. You HELPED me a lot brotha, thank you
Yea
“You know, I always wanted to be a cop.”
*This isn’t the best time bro.*
“Oh right, EVERYONE HIT THE FUCKING FLOOR THIS IS A ROBBERY”
I thank you soooo much for starting this channel and making these videos. I see myself being a police officer in my future and your videos have helped me learn so much! Thank you.
Being a traffic officer sounds super chill and fun
Thank you for your service💙
I start BPD(Baltimore Police Department) on may 4th. I got hired so I will start the academy soon! I cant wait, I am excited. Been 4 yrs with my current career and just needed a change and not a bad time for my age because I am just 25 about to be 26 soon! I was nervous throughout the whole process but happy I passed them! My only worry is the academy now lol.
Officer401, you and your videos are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much!!!
Have a great day everyone. 👍😀
Happy anniversary 401. May you be blessed with many more, and know I will have your six.
Always love the videos, man. Keep em coming.
Sir I so appreciate your videos, I'm starting week 16 at the Baltimore county police academy tomorrow and figuring out what precinct I want to go to after graduation and where I would like to go after my probation is done is on my mind every day!! This helps coming from a experienced officers mouth.
Thank you for doing what you do !! You inspired me to finally go for law enforcement!!!
I was assigned to CID and agree w/the workload thing. While the danger is less, I backed patrol one night and wound up in a gunfight where I ran out of ammo after reloading my revolver under fire. In uniform we carried 12 spare rounds but I only had six w/me that shift, BIG mistake.
Unless I just missed it, what’s you danger rating for aggressive patrol? Thanks for all you do man!
I might have missed that! My bad! I'd put it at about an 8 or 9. We were always in foot chases.
@@officer401 Might want to pin this comment just so that everyone else gets this info who might ask the same question.
officer401 that sounds sketchy as fuck how do you know when youre chasing someone that they’re not gonna cut around a corner and pull out a Baretta waiting for you to come running around the bend
@@pathfinder9071 Pretty sure he mentioned that in another video of something like that happening to one of his partners and the guys gun didn't shoot.
Awesome Video love to see all the depts get broken down and be understandable !!!!
Thanks for your service my Brother in Arms and I hope you and your family are safe and well.
This was one of the most informative vids i have ever watched.
No sarcasm at all.
This was really great!
Thank you for sharing your experiences and god bless you and keep you safe. Thank you for wearing the uniform and the badge.
I’m stuck between wanting to go with either GSP or Gwinnett PD. I’ve watched several of your vids. They’ve been helpful. Keep up the great work!
Well this months will be my 3rd year watching you and every time i learn something new.
Always appreciate your forthrightness. I do understand that there are conduct parameters you are constrained by, having been in the military, but you walk the 'info insider' line very well. Thanks. People need to hear from those on the job, since the MSM has not been fair.
This was a great video, it gave me a whole new perspective on what kind of law enforcement officer there are out there.
Admitting my ignorance, but I never knew you guys moved through so many roles. 7 in 12 years seems like a lot to me.
Burnout. It's a personal choice to move around, the dept. doesn't make you. Some guys do Patrol their entire careers.
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed your dry humor. May you have a long and effective career!
First thing first, thank you for making this video and providing us with all this useful info! Second thing; I am so excited to become a CHP officer after listening to your video! Stay safe and looking forward to more content like this.
Congrats on your 12 years of service & keeping everyone safe. My father spent 20yrs as a MP/CID (back when there were no computers in the department) & 20yrs DEA Forensic Scientist
Yeah, about 40 yrs ago I got a ticket coming home on Christmas day for 67 in a 55 on a road with near zero traffic at the time. I posted it on the bulletin board at work with the words "Merry Christmas Son"
You could tell the cop was pissed he had to work that evening. (I wasn't thrilled either)
12 over? That is really a bullshit ticket, especially on a holiday.
600k awesome! Good job congratulations!
Just wanted to drop in and say I appreciate all of the videos you do and are a part of, please keep up the great work bud. If I ever see you out in town I’ll try and get you a beer
I love your videos!! I literally stayed here at my barracks (U.S.Army) (Fort Benning Georgia) thank you for all the valuable knowledge
Just finished taking my polygraph, waiting on results, thanks for the great content!
The polygraph's a killer. It's all woo, though.
I’m loving how this sound I’m currently going into the police academy rn so this is really helpful
Congrats on 12 Years in Law Enforcement. You obviously love what you do and just by watching a lot of your videos we can tell your a very good Police Officer and leader in the community you live in. Continue the good work man!
Thank you for your service officer 401
Such a great video!!!! Thank you🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Been a fan of this page for years. (Was a really motivated MP in the Guard lol) And always come back to this video for motivation or whenever I move, which went as: Patrol > SWAT > Crime Interdiction Unit.
These videos are awesome. Thank you!
20th
Best Police channel to me. Thanks for your continuous videos!!
Officer 401, thank you for your continued service brother. For all of my blue line brothers and sisters out there on the front lines, be safe, be healthy, and God bless you all.
It’s interesting to hear different depts schedules and plus/minuses if each division. In my department (around 670 sworn officers in a city of 300,000) You can’t beat the schedule of Patrol. We work 4 ten hour shifts and get three days off in a row. It’s not based on seniority it’s based on your squad (A-D) and the days off rotate every three months. Right now I have Saturday-Monday off until April-June then I’ll have Monday-Wednesday off. Then in July-September I have Friday-Sunday off. Most everything is relatively the same that you said except our traffic division. They do monday-Thursday and have to rotate the overtime for events like concerts, sporting events etc
I always enjoy your vids very informative keep up the great work.
Awesome video. Very informative. I forwarded it to my nephew who is studying to be a police officer. I told him to subscribe to you, Donut Operator, and Mike the Cop. God Bless and stay safe.
I'm proud that you are one of the few that came up through the ranks to get to where you are now. I know many times it's just who you know or politics that get the positions and those people try to BS their way and blow smoke up everyone's ass. But i'm proud you like it.
One question. If you are offered a higher position, What are the next 2 steps up?
I agree with your assessment! Good video. Have you made a video about leadership in law enforcement? Both good and bad examples would be nice.
Sounds about right.! Thanks for caring by sharing.! Thumbs Up.!
Appreciate the video 401 thanks
Love you bro be safe
Can you do a video on Gang/gang Intel units in police departments? Thanks for the great content!
thanks I had no idea about this stuff!
We appreciate your understanding of people having lives and not issuing hefty amounts of tickets
Some Days you hit the Ground Running. Some Days you fight to Stay Awake!
i want to go SWAT for my career and i’m gonna find a pd with a full time swat department but i just don’t want to get a call at 3am with me needing to be somewhere and just not wake up to the call
Finally met my backgrounds investigator!
Officer 401 you definitely motivate me!!!
Great Video Content Thanks for sharing!
Great video 401!
Great vid!
Great video
Congrats on your 12 years man. Stay safe out there and keep up the good content!
Cop killers don't get to pretend that Blue Lives Matter. Rest in Peace, Officer Brian Sicknick.
Still not the biggest fan of Cops overall but your channel is really incredible. Extremely well deserved support and following.
I’m planning on joining police scotland soon, very different from US police but I still love watching your videos
Great information👍
. Sounds like you know your way around the devisions and have had a loooot of experience in a lot of divisions. In my city aggressive patrol is CRU or crime reduction unit. Great vid 401 😎
Thanks for sharing your experiences! Would love for you to do a video sharing your average hours clocked in per week for each job and what the paycheck would look like (salary + potential overtime). Or to keep it confidential, “the average” salaries/OT 😉
Love your videos bro!
Great video!
great job!
Law abiding citizen: Watching for entertainment
Me on the traffic bit: Taking notes
got my final interview coming this week!
Officer 401. I just pass my P.O.S.T exam. I really want to say thank you for your videos & advice on being a police officer.
Nice!!! I was wondering about CID, My mom did patrol, NARCOTICOsSS and she swithed to administratuon once i was born... This is a very helpful video!
My favorite assignment was being attached to the Commonwealth Attorney's Office as an investigator. Great gig.
Happy Friday!
great video sir
I already work 14 to 15 hour shifts 🤙 glad my sleeping and energy levels are ready for this kinda of work schedule
Yay!!! Congratulations on 600k !!!!
Ya know at this point I’ve grown so accustomed to seeing your face, I’ve almost forgotten that for a long time it was just car vlogs. I remember how big of an event it was when you did your face-reveal, man your channel has really taken off since I subscribed!
Yayy...Traffic division!! 🔥💯 What (or who) determines if you get to use an unmarked car or not?
Most of the time it starts with State law. Some states say that cars have to be marked for regular patrol duties, such as Ohio for example. Beyond that I'm not sure, probably departmental policy.
God. Though in some places plainclothes is restricted to special things like CID or perhaps for security at courthouse.
Congrats. This month made 13 years I've been on the Police Force and I'm currently in our Traffic Division and I love it. But I do get call out when a fatal accident occurs because I am a Crash Investigator/Reconstructionist. That part does get annoying.
Thank you for your service sir! 🤝🙏
I love sims training. Its the best force on force training a agency can put on
love your vids
Administration seems like I would love it. Keeping up reputation and public speaking and articulation is my jam!
Ay, bro you doin good, all this virus junk goin around aint good, stay safe and i wish you and your family the best. Btw, my dad is a deputy for an SO and is on patrol, so pray for us.
My friend who's a state trooper says the best part about working holidays is you get to skip seeing the relatives you hate.
So, kind of an perk, I guess.
That is one smart Trooper! I purposely work any holiday I can just for that reason.
Congrats!
As someone with zero police experience I’d think that swat would be safer than regular patrol since youre always aware of the dangers of what you’re about to do and always with a full team of equally training and equiped officers whereas in patrol you are a lot more likely to be alone with less armour and armaments and never have any idea of what to expect at any given situation
But you are still automatically responding to the most dangerous calls, while some officers rarely or never have to pull their gun out. In reality, most SWAT work it in addition to being regular cops, so you are actually adding it to your danger total, not working it instead.
Not safer, you’re better trained and with ultra elite teammates. You also have more equipment.
I’m currently a senior in high school, going to college to get my associates degree, looking into law enforcement, mostly interested in chp in California. This helped