Hastings

This made me want to go to Vice City again.

Some old school from Mothеr Яussia
 
Letters on the back door stand for Mobile Police Squad (or Pomogi mne Gospodi aka Help Me God)

 
Don't know about you, but I like seeing police cars in yellow. Brings variety.


 
Hello buddy, can I get some pizza at my location please

 

I always enjoyed COPS and Live PD. I knew that since it was reality TV, there had to be some staged events to it. That didn't bother me though, I just liked seeing police interactions cause I found them fascinating. As for the whole political side of it, I can see both sides to the argument. Sure the show only portrays police in a fairly good light, but it also doesnt do harm in my opinion. We know there are good cops and bad cops out there, that much is clear. It falls to the general public to hold them accountable for their actions and to audit the extent of their power. Cancelling a show isnt going to do much to stop corrupt cops from existing.

"LSPD - 1943"

Michael & Trevor on fare inspections?

Park Ranger Lookout

A lone Park Ranger is on the lookout for trouble after a series of hikers went missing , following a recent snow storm.
 

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GTA IV is ultimately the best video game in existence in my opinion. You don't need poorly made car mods and all that ENB trashlid filter crap to enjoy that masterpiece of a game. They take away from the experience. Buy it, play the story, free roam the city, and just take in the ambience.
 
I also recommend this.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7B-jmIaygNCQTNnZFlMLVdvd2M/view
Fixes to a lot of small issues, additions to the cops, EFLC vehicles, strooper cars, and some other neat features.

I recommend, if you haven't already, talk with your supervisor/boss and just verify if it's allowed at all to upload.  I'd hate for them to see it and you get in trouble.

Hello there!
 
As the hype for 0.4 is getting bigger every day, I decided to give a little present to the whole community, Players and Devs.
Here we all love emergency agencies, law enforcement above all and we luckily have real officers between us, telling us their stories.
 
I'm italian and I work in EMS since 2008.
In my country EMS is provided by First Responders (the same of North American EMT-B) like me, Nurses and Doctor with ambulances and medical cars.
So, I recorded my unit rolling on a call and I want to share it with you in a 8 minutes video.
 
If I will receive good feedback and a good amount of viewers, I'll start a series, using a better dashcam (you'll easily understand why 😅 ), where I also explain policies and procedures of my beloved job.
 
Hope you enjoy it! 
 
Ambulance Dascam - Emergency Driving

Liberal-minded in my opinion when a significant and dangerous offense gets a slap on the wrist and good wishes for whatever odd reason. I fail to see how this relates to his mental states and appropriate measures. If he's mentally ill, I hope he can be helped. 

Weirdest call was my second day on field training when I was right out of the academy.  I walked into a living room on a welfare check and there was 20 year old Indian guy, butt naked on the floor, covered in KY jelly, with his left fist completely inserted in his rectum screaming "come get me".
 
Weirdest item found would be a bed pan concealed down someones pants.
 
Those are great questions.  I will answer your questions in the order you asked them.  The first thing to remember with the detective position at almost all police departments is that it is a lateral promotion.  In other words, you must start your career as a road patrol or beat cop, working the street taking calls.  This is where you learn your investigative skills.  At my department as with most, detective is a permanent position.  At my agency now all of our detectives are "general assignment" meaning they could get anything from a burglary to a homicide assigned to them.  My previous police department, which was about twice the size, gave detective specific assignments, such as sex crimes, violent crimes, persons crimes and fraud.  If you become a detective you will be sent to advanced training in investigations and interviews.  In my area, we can go take the same classes you would need to be a detective so that we can start building our resume before we have to apply for an opening.
 
The jurisdiction question is great.  So yes, I work for an incorporated town within a county.  My police "powers" are in full effect within the town limits, but I technically have police authority in the entire state.  My agency has what are called MOU (memorandum's of understanding) with surrounding agencies.  This means that the jurisdictions we have an agreement with allow us to enforce state statute in their territory.  For instance, if I observe a traffic violation occur in my presence, but it is 100 yards away in the neighboring jurisdiction, the MOU allows me to drive over, pull the car over and lawfully write the citation without being legally challenged on my authority at that location.  I have written tickets and even made arrests in other jurisdictions, depending on the circumstances.  If I need to go arrest someone and it is more than a ten minute drive for me and my sergeant wont approve it, I have the local agency go pick the person up.  This is because as LEO's in Florida the law allows what is called "transference of probable cause".  This means I can call a cop anywhere in the state and tell them to go arrest a person in their jurisdiction, and they can do so based off my word alone that I have probable cause to arrest.
 
 
 
 
 

I tried to find any info on this guy being a part of an anti-cop movement or whatever, came up empty. Looks like he was a lone nutjob. Perhaps in the future you could include a little more of backstory?
 
On the other hand, I find it heavily ironic that an 'anti-patriarchy' guy enrolled his daughter w/o his ex-wife permission. He clearly disregarded the wife's rights. Very inconsistent with his apparent views.

Good job by the BTP! Suspect is alive and can face trial.
 
Now let's just hope that no liberally-minded judge decides to give him a suspended sentence.

That's a huge loss for the community, you were delivering quality content for such a long time it's hard to imagine the FR scene without you. Thanks for your brilliant work, Albo!

Some old school from Mothеr Яussia
 
Letters on the back door stand for Mobile Police Squad (or Pomogi mne Gospodi aka Help Me God)

 
Don't know about you, but I like seeing police cars in yellow. Brings variety.


 
Hello buddy, can I get some pizza at my location please

 

Some old school from Mothеr Яussia
 
Letters on the back door stand for Mobile Police Squad (or Pomogi mne Gospodi aka Help Me God)

 
Don't know about you, but I like seeing police cars in yellow. Brings variety.


 
Hello buddy, can I get some pizza at my location please

 

I just want to point to this argument specifically: YouTube is not a job. Google did not hire YouTube partners, they have no obligation to keep their channel partnered aside from whatever was agreed to when it was partnered (which I doubt most people read, I know I didn't).
 
I think this is a good change, to be honest. It means they have less channels to worry about when it comes to (de)monetization. As it stands, they have to make global "not advertiser friendly" takedowns simply because they can't enforce or control the advertisements on every single partnered channel individually. Maybe this will end the "adpocolypse" (probably not but wishful thinking).
 
I was partnered because I had a single video get over 1,000 views. If every single person with over 1,000 views is partnered, it is literally impossible to please everyone. Now they might be able to focus a bit more on making things better for partners.
 
Also, if you don't already meet these guidelines, there is no way you are making a living off of YouTube. If anything it's a side gig or hobby that just won't be paying anymore.

Blue with white stripes was the best paint scheme ever, indeed 😢

This dude remembers Ronald Reagan...

the last time i remember seeing a white BPD vic was around two years ago and it was broken down on the side of the road. here is an interesting vid i found online. an 80s chevy truck retired in 3013 from nypd