http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWL1wkXOQIY&feature=youtu.be

 

 

FHP trooper en route for a S4I (Motor Vehicle Accident With Injuries)

 

Awesome video, but im gonna burst your bubble a tiny bit, FHP dont really respond to MVA's on Regular or County Roads, The only accidents they respond to are ones on SR (State Roads).

Awesome video, but im gonna burst your bubble a tiny bit, FHP dont really respond to MVA's on Regular or County Roads, The only accidents they respond to are ones on SR (State Roads).

FHP gets calls for crashes all the time on non SR roads in troop F. In fact, I have had troopers provide back up to me and other Deputies while en route to calls for service, which has nothing to do with their normal duties.

Agreed, there was a barricaded suspect in a small town with a small police force. The FHP arrived to assist, since the Sheriff's Office there was terrible busy with other calls far away from the nearest stateroad. I've also seen troopers run DUI/Speed checkpoints on county roads all the time.

Nice video!

FHP gets calls for crashes all the time on non SR roads in troop F. In fact, I have had troopers provide back up to me and other Deputies while en route to calls for service, which has nothing to do with their normal duties.

I always thought you worked for NYPD. I guess now I know you work for a Sheriff's Office in Florida. 

FHP gets calls for crashes all the time on non SR roads in troop F. In fact, I have had troopers provide back up to me and other Deputies while en route to calls for service, which has nothing to do with their normal duties.

 

Then it must just be where im located (West Central FL) then. I recall a trooper saying this to me last time i talked to one.

Thank you for the positive discussion, will take this into consideration for future videos. 

I always thought you worked for NYPD. I guess now I know you work for a Sheriff's Office in Florida.

Where did you get that idea?

Where did you get that idea?

I have no idea. I always thought EVI worked for NYPD.