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He’s an idiot and a liar! Typical gun grabber!

Violent behavior has been encouraged by the politicians who have embraced lawlessness in their pursuit of power in government. People see politicians get away with horrendous crimes. The media glorifies their criminal behavior. It’s no wonder our society is falling apart.

We all make many mistakes on the journey to gaining life and work experience. In LE those mistakes frequently have serious consequences for innocent people. I know PDs that only hire older (28+). . It solves a lot of problems

Here's the full video for joining law enforcement at an older age: ua-cam.com/video/RaKIXW4m7B4/v-deo.html

Hey man myself as well as my brother are 19 and 20. Currently going to school to become electricians. Multiple times in our life becoming a LEO has been on the table and recently it has been heavy on our heart. Would love some guidance!

Thank you for continuing the videos. I have a request for a video. Could you please create a video that describes dating and marriage as an Officer? The challenges of an Officer who is single and dating. Also, marriage. How to keep a marriage strong and free from infidelity. I've learned that Officers have a higher rate of break ups and divorce as well as affairs, than non Officers/first responders. I apologize if it's a sensitive topic. I feel it is important for people looking into joining the field of Law Enforcement, and people who currently serve. I believe a video as such would create healthy Officers, and their families. Thank you for sharing your wisdom to the views!

Anyone reading with this injury… I recommend EMDR..

Pros: tyrant above the law who makes excuses for why he does the same thing he tickets/arrests others for Cons: still trying to find any

not a police officer but i was a prison guard (not a co i WAS a guard). i quit after ~10 years because i just could not handle it anymore. why? THE COWORKERS the type of personality that many who go into this general field of work is in practice not a good fit for the reality of the job.

That reminds me of the arrest of Matthew Ward, Detective Jeff Payne and the bodycam footage of San Antonio officer Elizabeth Montoya punching a handcuffed pregnant arrestee in the back of the head while she was lying face down on wet pavement. Montoya got rehired despite Chief McManus's objections. She had another disciplinary incident in which she berated homeless people needlessly. Another disgraced San Antonio officer was hired in another department despite infamously giving a feces sandwich to a homeless person. Law enforcement unfortunately appeals to bullies due to the legal and physical power that law enforcement personnel are granted.

My ancestor, Levi Perryman, was sheriff of Montague County in the 1870s after seeing action in the Trans-Mississippi Department in the spring of 1864 during the Red River Campaign against the Army of the Gulf. His actions are recorded in the Texas Historical Commission and Levy S. London's "Indian Raids of Montague County." During that time, law enforcement agencies had little to no regulations, hiring policies, or resources; especially in frontier areas although there were diplomatic negotiations at times such as trading livestock for captured children by Comanche, Caddo and Kiowa raiding parties, who had rivalries with the Apache, Tonkawa, Navajo and each other at times.

Many departments are incorperating virtual simulations such as MILO, which, like role playing games, have multiple potential outcomes for different scenarios based on the choices of the participants. However, some attacks are completely unprovoked such as police ambushes such as an incident in which a motorist attacked an officer with an axe during an unrelated traffic stop in a residential area and the officer was forced to use lethal force. Other scenarios that officers need to prepare for are those that involve children with weapons such as the middle schoolers in Florida who fired live rounds from a Kalashnikov. There are mandatory training courses in regards to dealing with people with mental health issues and disabilities although some of the training videos leave out potential scenarios such as one in which an autistic man had officers called on him for rubbing his legs in a playground at around 50 minutes in Michael Kolhaas' video. The problem with that depiction is that it was too peaceful of an encounter as it left out hostile and hysterical bystanders such as EWU Bodycam's nearly 45 minute long video "Predator Caught in the Act" demonstrated as do the so-called predator catchers such as Colorado Ped Patrol, who has been the subject of numerous legal actions for harassment and his local sherrif's office has stopped cooperating with him for his unprofessional conduct, which also involves giving edited chat logs as evidence, which defense attorneys can argue as proof of entrapment. He once got chased by a suspect who was armed with a knife and there are claims of him engaging in fraudulent behavior in regards to donations in addition to having his charity delisted as a 501(c)3 for failing to maintain proper records. Furthermore, some so-called predator catchers such as Vitaly have been exposed for staging their content with paid actors like Patty May, who has used suspects as shields in addition to constantly stealing from refrigerators in private residences. Vigilantism should be discouraged because it is usually a dishonest justification to engage in criminal actions such as robbery and civil rights violations, which gives their victims justification for self defense in many cases.

I worked as a public defenders investigator, just the facts 😂

but... he´s a citizen... 🤣

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Im almost 8 years in and already burnt out. But LE is all I know, and im almost halfway to the end, so feel stuck.

There was no de-escelation necessary.

About to graduate in 3 weeks from an academy in California. My classmates and I have no idea what to expect

Excellent boots. I agree with everything you said. I have been wearing these for many years. Just purchased another pair today.

There are no right reasons to become a police officer as long as this country upholds unconstitutional laws!

damn scott you been hitting the gym hard or something? the traps are popping lol. great video my brother

I’m a retired cop. Work for a public school district now. No regrets. Mentoring kids will result in fewer criminals in my city. Great schedule & another pension.

Security or public safety officer is a good one for former law enforcement officers

I always had an interest in criminal justice and becoming a police officer, but in my State of NJ, the age range is 21 but no older than 35; I just turned 40 this month. I don't even know if I would have passed Basic Training anyway because I've been in I.T. for years now and being in an office environment puts you out of shape quickly. And I'm making about $50k right now with two children.

It clearly showsscshe wasn't throwing anything

I never worked as a cop but have had plenty of friends who were cops. I love your content.

Thanks for watching! Navigating the challenges of life and career: www.amazon.com/Power-Showing-Up-Challenges-Service/dp/B0CTV924PJ

A wise Sergeant once told me that it is your family that is important not the job. Never sacrifice the family for the job. The job ends one day but the family is forever.

Most people that become cops are sociopaths, the badge gives them freedom to terrorize the public.

This turd needs to be in prison period

Being a Cop is one of the safest and if you are lazy and have a big ego you will be set.

Play stupid games win stupid prizes

You gave some good pointers. Thanks for sharing!

I spent about six years as a full time investigator during my career. I did not work for a large metropolitan police department, I worked for a municipal department in the suburbs of a large Midwest city. We were general assignment investigators, and investigated whatever was assigned. One thing that you can count on as an investigator is your never caught up. You will always have open cases that cannot be cleared, and new cases land on your desk everyday. That doesn't mean you can't clear some of the cases assigned to you, but many are unsolvable and all you can do is give it your best efforts. I enjoyed my time in the bureau, but it can take up alot of your time and personal life. I did work some homicide cases with the regional Major Case Squad which was a great experience, but that is for another discussion.

You get paid really good money to sleep in your car all for most of your shift

Before all this up roar he is 6'2" 260 pd and your telling me this man couldn't take away the pot yet he even had a tasor that hecouldve used he murder this lady as well as the big muscle bound man who pushed an old man down should've been in trouble

Great job sir. Priceless

We are considered contaminated and a liability

The are considered contaminated and a liability

Good money to do nothing. Everyone hates you because you are taught the god complex.

I was very surprised at who I could trust and who I would never turn my back on. I was surprised how much paper work as required just to cover my butt. I really had no idea "bad" could be because of my strict religious upbring and my ex-father's insane love of his "people" and his "race". He was so proud and so ignorant. He lied to me about so many thing all in the name of "making me proud of my people and race". Neither of which I was ever a part of. I was surprised at the lack of respect cops had on the street. I was completely floored by the utter contempt the politicians and Brass had for my safety and my well-being.

De -escalation..? Why did she crouch down then throw the pot of boiling water at the Officers she called..? She was psycho, schizo, paranoid, dangerous and violent..Why she was home alone at midnight dialing 911 for an imaginary prowler.. Don't do drugs.. She had all the signs of crakk abuse..

She grabbed the pot to try and protect her face/head he just threatened to shoot her in the face!!!!!!!!

Dude rolls. You can see it in his body placement just before everything starts.