Everything posted by LCSO Sergeant Jester
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Night or day LCPD protect land, sea & air.
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LCPD's Heli pilot's vehicle.
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Eyes in the sky, Beautiful screenshot. Just flying over LCPA for a annual flyover.
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- Arrested the person from LCPA district. Had to put my gun in my trunk for "safety" reasons to enter the prison... Fucking rules. ;) Hid the gun in my vest.
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Getting info on the felony from the K9 officer at the gate.
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entering LCPA district, assisting them with a possible felony stop.
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Sergeant Jester's bodycam of the incident.
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Bodycam of a police officer that responded. He had the suspect run back inside after seeing him pull up.
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View from the staircase of where the J-13 lives.
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Sergeant Jester on scene of a J-13 (Mental) along with two other units.
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Sergeant Jester assisting two officers with a possible J-13 (Mental)
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- Bae.
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Driver stepped out and walked away... Older female, Possible just confused & elderly. Let her go, now waiting for a Tow.
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Got the green, had space to move over a lane and pull the vehicle over.
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ALPR hit on the vehicle next to me. Waiting for a green light to light them up.
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Using directionals, trying to get the hell out of LCPA terrority!
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Their gonna pass and kill our suspect, Guaranteed!
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Beautiful vehicle
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Beautiful vehicle
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Beautiful vehicle
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Covering the officers dealing with a veteran panhandling.
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- Joined a friend's game... Turned out to a WCES Patrol. Oh well, still was able to stay in game, had some fun. Love their gameplay & roleplay! Great guys!
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Responding code to a officer down
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Traffic Accident.
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Baltimore County Police
It truly just depends on how your department is run, their policies and what all happens in the cars. Our officers use these cars almost 24/7 literally... Always patrolling or just driving around in them and what-not. Leaving it in idle whenever writing reports or doing traffic and what-not.