Kudos to your recruit on the first call. Did an amazing job on explaining the situation with the man and handling the situation appropriately. Evidently trained by the best.
Well I'm 23 and I living with my mom, nevertheless I help with washing dishes, cleaning up the house and also making every meal we eat :). Good patrol blog like always Mo.
Man great job my 21 year old won’t do anything but stay in his room playing computer games stays up all night sleeps all day and I don’t know how to get through to him without making him feel bad.
@@MikeyMoVlogs I find it funny that people are so quick to "move out" . I'm 50 and still cohabitate with my 73 year old mom... I've bought a home or 3 with my mother.... I'm a different generation raised seeing most homes where I used to live were 3 "family homes" granny lived ground floor we lived upstairs and other family members lived downstairs... It never seemed odd to me to move away.... Different folks different strokes I guess.... Family has kept me grounded and safe
You are correct, this should not be your job. I had a very troubled son. I called on him one time. He was on drugs and knocked me out. He was 13 not 31.Thank God, he found his way out.
You are correct in your view on the comments made to you. People need to get a grip and their ideas of your job and show more respect for your services. I appreciate you and your work
Yes a thousand times yes! The best advice she could have given him. You cannot control anyone but YOURSELF. If people would realize that, things would be so much easier for them
I'm a new subscriber thank you for your service sir, it's rare to see good police officers anymore who are respectful and professional like you and the officers you work with.
Domestic calls make up the majority of calls, you are right the tax dollars could be spent on officers who want psychological training, addiction and mental health training. The police is not military. Compassion, empathy and understanding go hand in hand with dealing with the public, it’s a hard job but the classes and schooling should be provided to all officers who want to work in this climate
Here's a prime example why I could never be patrol officer. Dealing with dysfunctionional mindsets and domestic drama. No thanks. But....K-9 unit? Sign me up. Send me to Vohn Liche! 💪🥰
You are right, went on a ride along with my local department and we definitely responded to alot of 417(Family disturbance) calls and plenty of 417 calls that we didn't pick up on
I honestly love the basic calls and the interactions with civilians. I play in a FiveM serious RP community and having this channel to get ideas for scenarios is a wonderful asset. Policing isn’t all about shootings and pursuits, but as you’ve explained many times before all about keeping the peace and helping people. Keep up the great work, it’s been a pleasure since the day I hit subscribe!
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, just had to mention this because my immature self couldnt help but giggle when you said "im worrying about you getting creamed from behind" ahhhhhh im going to hell KEEP UP THE GOOD VIDS!!!!!
Interesting hearing a grown man in his 30s refer to himself and say "I'm a good kid". I'm not sure what that tells you, but it was a little weird to me.
From someone who worked ems for 14 years for those that sarcastically tell Mikey to do his job, i know he explained it but some people the elevator just don’t stop at the top floor. We get BS calls all the time… a guy calling 911 because he has a infected splinter in his finger (i shit you not) that takes up resources because they never tell the truth and it comes out as unknown medical aid and we all roll, engine, RA etc those resources are not used when he could have driven himself to an urgent care or emergency room and then when that heart attack, stroke or gunshot goes out and its across town and we have an extended eta sometimes those crucial minutes can actually mean life and death… same for the cops. They can be out there catching criminals and doing other things. Just my .02. These armchair quarterbacks need to take a ride along with police and ems for a week (a day isn’t long enough) to see the scut we deal with before giving opinions. Sorry for writing this book. It turned into a seminar 😂
I hear that! I am a special services teacher who works with children and adults 12-25 years old who have behavioral challenges. A lot of what I deal with doesn't have to do with disability, challenges, or any extra need. It has to do with anger, frustration, guilt, and good old family dynamics. Years ago I worked with a school psychologist who used to tell me, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree." At first, I found that a bit off-putting, and then I realized the truth behind the statement. Personality trumps disability every time. I wish that I had recorded my family's Christmas dinner for you. My husband and I made it in and out in under two hours, after dealing with bickering, a health emergency, and blame, disgust, and ridicule for the victim. Nobody died and that's the best I can say. I think that I might have crumpled a little bit inside. These people are in their mid-seventies and eighties and are intent on living forever. We are going on a northern-west coast beach jaunt in August. If you hear of a pepper-haired woman floating in on the tide of the Washinton coast, that will be me! That's my seminar and book. Love to all!
I just added a comment about being a CAD software developer. There is another aspect that you failed to mention, and that is putting stress and burden on the dispatcher. They are the ones who receive the call first, and if the CAD software sucks (ours didn't :D) then it won't allow the dispatcher to add notes to the dispatch. The tool I worked on allowed for that, so when it popped up on your mobile screen it would have those dispatch notes: "RP says he has splinter and it's infected". I'm not discounting the first responders by any means. When I was working for that company I went on a few ride alongs, and seeing what officers and paramedics have to go through on a nightly basis was eye opening.
@@BitwiseMobile when i say they i meant the person calling not the dispatcher 😂 I’ve been in dispatch a few times… HELL NO… you can have that job lol… no thanks. Give me the blood and guts. Dispatch is just as stressful in a different way. I have nothing but respect for our dispatchers.
A grown man who has to call the cops because of disagreements with mommy has to get himself together and move out on his own. I was out on my own at 17. I can't believe how many grown men are willing to mooch off of their parents.
I completely agree with you officer 110,000% what is this a 911 Call? When we make an emergency call over here in the Washington County Oregon area we get a phone call. I think a lot of people miss use officers assistance. Thanks for your service
The tail light brightness is probably the most important thing on a bike. I have seen many people die because a driver didn't see the bike from behind. Many factory lights aren't even good enough. Definitely saved his life by pointing that out
The most dangerous calls are domestic disputes. They need to respond so emotions can settle down. It may seem petty but gives them time to control their emotions or take it out on the officer instead..lol
I know y'all have to respond to 911 calls but what gets me is the people who abuse the system by calling for attention; retaliation or foolishness tying up valuable resources. My cousin called 911 saying my uncle was mistreating his mom and was concerned for her safety. The police; fire department and ambulances showed up at my uncles house telling him they were taking my aunt to the hospital. My uncle refused telling them she was dying and on hospice and wasn't leaving that house. They told him since they received a complaint they had to check on her so he allowed them to come inside and check her out, which they did. They apologized to my uncle telling him it was obvious he was taking very good care of her. She passed away several days later and while my uncle and my parents were helping him make funeral arrangements, my cousin was at the bank clearing out the bank accounts! My uncle put his name on the account in case something happened to him, my cousin would be able to care for her! What I don't understand is why he wasn't charged for calling in a false report wasting the time and resources of the police department, fire department and paramedics!
Was riding home after work, some chick didn't see me, broke my whole left leg. 3 surgeries and 2 years later I'm still recovering and still have to use a wheel chair from time to time. Wear your gear guys. I did and it saved my life
As an adult (now) who grew up with two narcissistic parents, I can empathize with the guy having a problem with his mother. Unless you grew up with it, you have NO IDEA how frustrating it is to watch your parent tell blatant lies to a LEO and get away with zero consequences. And on TOP of all that be told to grow up and get over it. (Basically.) Your only concern is immediate de-escalation of a volatile situation and, if you grew up with "normal" parents, you tend not to believe a mother would do/say/think that way, so it must be an ungrateful kid, right? Quite often situations aren't what they appear to be on the surface.
It’s good to see a cop that does not Have an ego and didn’t want to check his bag for drugs etc which that was the reason why you pulled him over so I’m glad you didn’t try to push to see his belongings like other cops do you stop there for one reason only and that was taken care of and I need to try to make it something else it’s not
I agree, you shouldn’t have to be there for these kinds of situations, police officers are not babysitters. Although being a mediator in an argument between two angry people is similar to parenting two toddlers fighting over a toy, police officers are more of “solutions finders” kind of like parents. Haha dammit Mikey I guess you’re being paid to be a citizen sitter! Haha jk man xD
Thank you for another great video. I'll be in the area in 2 weeks I'll keep my eyes open for you I'd like to meet you in person my father inlaw lives there
sometimes LEO's needs to be also social workers. i actually think the guy called the police. he was worried, no one to talk to. their situation could have escalated. who knows. yes! i know this is not the primary job of police officers, however, they may change someones life just by talking to someone...
I was pulled by a small town policeman in the middle of winter in Vt with big snow banks along the road so cars could barely pass. I kept going a couple hundred feet to pull into a parking lot to get off the road. The officer reamed me out for not stopping immediately. I always thought that if I slowed down, put on my blinkers and pulled into a parking lot as soon as possible that would be safer for everyone. But, according to him I was to stop as soon as his lights came on no matter where it was or what the traffic or conditions were. Personally, I have no issue pulling to the side as soon as possible but in some conditions it just isn't safe for them, you, or other drivers. I wish all police were as reasonable as you appear to be.
This is ridiculous to tie up police that could be doing work that helped the public like patrolling for dangerous drivers, etc. You guys stay safe out there.
Can’t wait for the upcoming videos. But I agree, the tax payer dollars could be spent on better things, then going to houses just to “talk” they need to see a counselor for that.
Even though the family is mess up, calling the cops was probably a good thing. Never know what going inside someone head . Maybe it was not waste of police resources. Maybe prevented a escalation that might not turn out good.
Was wondering if you can do a video on walking up to a vehicle on a traffic stop opposed to having them get out and approach you which I think would be safer An officer could then assess the situation better
Totally agree with you this was definitely NOT a 911 call. They should get a fine for using the service for none emergency calls maybe that'll stop wasting police resources. It boils down to grown arse adults acting like teenagers .
Sound's more like this boy needs to grow up and start helping out around the house and give his mom less stress so she don't have to turn into a Karen.
It blows my mind that someone will watch these videos and then make a comment about "oh god forbid you have to do your job"...... are you kidding me?!?!?! If it's so easy for these officers to do "their job" babysitting grownass adults that can't handle anything, GET OFF YOUR COMPUTER/PHONE AND GO THROUGH TRAINING LIKE THE COPS DO AND SEE HOW EASY IT IS. Absolutely ridiculous.
Although it's not a long and exciting video, it's these that make citizens appreciate the good cops out there. Too much of a spot light is on what they are doing wrong rather than what they are doing right.
@@gabrielmilagro8906 depending on how long the video is yes. All public information requests cost money depending on which labor it takes to prepare it to be able to be released to the public.
Im 64 , have had arguments with my son and other people, would never think to call the police, some people call every little thing. like you have nothing better to do
So car issues it wobbles, mom may have hit something, low tire light AND the rods sound funny? So Mikey you're telling me they didnt teach you about rods and moms at the academy? Golden rule bro, if mommy being mean hurry up and call the cops before her and run away. Come on bro thats first day stuff. But for real sorry you guys have to deal with this bs, thanks and stay safe.
I’m still trying to get over the nice lady that collapsed thru her screen door 🤣🤣
That was hilarious 😂
Me too that was brilliant lol
Kudos to your recruit on the first call. Did an amazing job on explaining the situation with the man and handling the situation appropriately. Evidently trained by the best.
Well I'm 23 and I living with my mom, nevertheless I help with washing dishes, cleaning up the house and also making every meal we eat :). Good patrol blog like always Mo.
23 and in your 30’s are two very different things. I lived at home till 23 too saving to buy a house.
Man great job my 21 year old won’t do anything but stay in his room playing computer games stays up all night sleeps all day and I don’t know how to get through to him without making him feel bad.
@@martinmicheal4595 turn off the internet for a week. That will get his butt up quick.
@@MikeyMoVlogs I find it funny that people are so quick to "move out" . I'm 50 and still cohabitate with my 73 year old mom... I've bought a home or 3 with my mother.... I'm a different generation raised seeing most homes where I used to live were 3 "family homes" granny lived ground floor we lived upstairs and other family members lived downstairs... It never seemed odd to me to move away.... Different folks different strokes I guess.... Family has kept me grounded and safe
You do that cuz you have respect and have clearly been raised well 👍 good on you
As a rider myself, thank you for stopping that man. He’s wearing no gear and if he gets rear ended it could be life ending.
Loved that the you and the scooter guy were so cool. He accepted your concern and education. You protected and served!
You are correct, this should not be your job. I had a very troubled son. I called on him one time. He was on drugs and knocked me out. He was 13 not 31.Thank God, he found his way out.
You and that sweet woman are literally perfect LEOs. I can speak for everyone when I say we appreciate your fairness and mentality. 🙏🏻
You are correct in your view on the comments made to you. People need to get a grip and their ideas of your job and show more respect for your services. I appreciate you and your work
Yes a thousand times yes! The best advice she could have given him. You cannot control anyone but YOURSELF. If people would realize that, things would be so much easier for them
Cop stands there looking around like a terminator
I'm a new subscriber thank you for your service sir, it's rare to see good police officers anymore who are respectful and professional like you and the officers you work with.
New sub here! I've been binge watching you all day! Thank you for your service!
Domestic calls make up the majority of calls, you are right the tax dollars could be spent on officers who want psychological training, addiction and mental health training. The police is not military. Compassion, empathy and understanding go hand in hand with dealing with the public, it’s a hard job but the classes and schooling should be provided to all officers who want to work in this climate
Here's a prime example why I could never be patrol officer. Dealing with dysfunctionional mindsets and domestic drama. No thanks. But....K-9 unit? Sign me up. Send me to Vohn Liche! 💪🥰
You are right, went on a ride along with my local department and we definitely responded to alot of 417(Family disturbance) calls and plenty of 417 calls that we didn't pick up on
I honestly love the basic calls and the interactions with civilians. I play in a FiveM serious RP community and having this channel to get ideas for scenarios is a wonderful asset. Policing isn’t all about shootings and pursuits, but as you’ve explained many times before all about keeping the peace and helping people.
Keep up the great work, it’s been a pleasure since the day I hit subscribe!
ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, just had to mention this because my immature self couldnt help but giggle when you said "im worrying about you getting creamed from behind" ahhhhhh im going to hell
KEEP UP THE GOOD VIDS!!!!!
Interesting hearing a grown man in his 30s refer to himself and say "I'm a good kid". I'm not sure what that tells you, but it was a little weird to me.
From someone who worked ems for 14 years for those that sarcastically tell Mikey to do his job, i know he explained it but some people the elevator just don’t stop at the top floor. We get BS calls all the time… a guy calling 911 because he has a infected splinter in his finger (i shit you not) that takes up resources because they never tell the truth and it comes out as unknown medical aid and we all roll, engine, RA etc those resources are not used when he could have driven himself to an urgent care or emergency room and then when that heart attack, stroke or gunshot goes out and its across town and we have an extended eta sometimes those crucial minutes can actually mean life and death… same for the cops. They can be out there catching criminals and doing other things. Just my .02. These armchair quarterbacks need to take a ride along with police and ems for a week (a day isn’t long enough) to see the scut we deal with before giving opinions. Sorry for writing this book. It turned into a seminar 😂
I hear that! I am a special services teacher who works with children and adults 12-25 years old who have behavioral challenges. A lot of what I deal with doesn't have to do with disability, challenges, or any extra need. It has to do with anger, frustration, guilt, and good old family dynamics. Years ago I worked with a school psychologist who used to tell me, "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree." At first, I found that a bit off-putting, and then I realized the truth behind the statement. Personality trumps disability every time. I wish that I had recorded my family's Christmas dinner for you. My husband and I made it in and out in under two hours, after dealing with bickering, a health emergency, and blame, disgust, and ridicule for the victim. Nobody died and that's the best I can say. I think that I might have crumpled a little bit inside. These people are in their mid-seventies and eighties and are intent on living forever. We are going on a northern-west coast beach jaunt in August. If you hear of a pepper-haired woman floating in on the tide of the Washinton coast, that will be me! That's my seminar and book. Love to all!
I just added a comment about being a CAD software developer. There is another aspect that you failed to mention, and that is putting stress and burden on the dispatcher. They are the ones who receive the call first, and if the CAD software sucks (ours didn't :D) then it won't allow the dispatcher to add notes to the dispatch. The tool I worked on allowed for that, so when it popped up on your mobile screen it would have those dispatch notes: "RP says he has splinter and it's infected". I'm not discounting the first responders by any means. When I was working for that company I went on a few ride alongs, and seeing what officers and paramedics have to go through on a nightly basis was eye opening.
God bless you.
@@BitwiseMobile when i say they i meant the person calling not the dispatcher 😂 I’ve been in dispatch a few times… HELL NO… you can have that job lol… no thanks. Give me the blood and guts. Dispatch is just as stressful in a different way. I have nothing but respect for our dispatchers.
@@gwenthompson8347 ❤️ thank you sister
None of your videos are super exciting, but more informative than anything else out there. Thanks
Thanks for the patch Mikey!! Love the videos!!
That was the right mix of compassion and policing. We care but don't waste our time on this. Thank you for the videos!
Thank you for your service, Sir.
A grown man who has to call the cops because of disagreements with mommy has to get himself together and move out on his own. I was out on my own at 17. I can't believe how many grown men are willing to mooch off of their parents.
I love the serenity prayer approach!
Good day MikeyMo! As always thank you for the great content.
You became my favorite UA-camr when I heard Tyler Childers
Love that guy!
Another great explanation of your job
Hello from Australia 🇦🇺 😊
I love police interactions like this.
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Love the videos, insight and educational.
This video was fine. I like seeing them all.
Good vid’s, never a dull moment on your channel!!👍👍
I just found your channel and I love it. Better than the show cops for sure.
The officer by the van, like man she wasting our damn time.😂😂
he's hanging out there like nothing to do with that LOL
He looks like a little terminator looking around
Interesting to learn about the blurred faces thank you!
I like these kind of videos,too 😀
Man this channel is so raw, love the content
I completely agree with you officer 110,000% what is this a 911 Call? When we make an emergency call over here in the Washington County Oregon area we get a phone call. I think a lot of people miss use officers assistance. Thanks for your service
Lol well done mike! 😅 family issues is not police matter … therapy is what is needed instead.
Thank you for the petty bs that you have to deal with as well as the life saving ❤️ 💙
👋 👍 🙃 Greetings from the Dakota Territories!
Can't wait.
The tail light brightness is probably the most important thing on a bike. I have seen many people die because a driver didn't see the bike from behind. Many factory lights aren't even good enough. Definitely saved his life by pointing that out
Yay love your patrol vlogs!
great video sir
Hey thanks for the video
Why on earth do people think you have the time to settle a petty family dispute. There are real crimes to attend to..
The most dangerous calls are domestic disputes. They need to respond so emotions can settle down. It may seem petty but gives them time to control their emotions or take it out on the officer instead..lol
No one ever considers it a petty family dispute. They are all always right and believe they are paying your salary to agree with them.
Another awesome video
I agree with you not a position you need to be there for.
I know y'all have to respond to 911 calls but what gets me is the people who abuse the system by calling for attention; retaliation or foolishness tying up valuable resources. My cousin called 911 saying my uncle was mistreating his mom and was concerned for her safety. The police; fire department and ambulances showed up at my uncles house telling him they were taking my aunt to the hospital. My uncle refused telling them she was dying and on hospice and wasn't leaving that house. They told him since they received a complaint they had to check on her so he allowed them to come inside and check her out, which they did. They apologized to my uncle telling him it was obvious he was taking very good care of her. She passed away several days later and while my uncle and my parents were helping him make funeral arrangements, my cousin was at the bank clearing out the bank accounts! My uncle put his name on the account in case something happened to him, my cousin would be able to care for her! What I don't understand is why he wasn't charged for calling in a false report wasting the time and resources of the police department, fire department and paramedics!
That guy in the first call was so methed up he couldn't stand still. He needs to get off the drugs and maybe his life would be a lot better!
So I’ve binge watched your videos…. Yes… all of them, in about 2-3 days, and now I am saddened because I have no more to watch 😣
IT'S MO TIME
DoNt you really appreciate it when you get told how to do your job !
Was riding home after work, some chick didn't see me, broke my whole left leg. 3 surgeries and 2 years later I'm still recovering and still have to use a wheel chair from time to time. Wear your gear guys. I did and it saved my life
Love you videos . That 30 year old boy needs to grow up
😂When the Recruit Gives a lecture, to the RP thats pretty Bad..
Dashcam pov to Bodycam altercations when you have to go on foot?
As an adult (now) who grew up with two narcissistic parents, I can empathize with the guy having a problem with his mother. Unless you grew up with it, you have NO IDEA how frustrating it is to watch your parent tell blatant lies to a LEO and get away with zero consequences. And on TOP of all that be told to grow up and get over it. (Basically.) Your only concern is immediate de-escalation of a volatile situation and, if you grew up with "normal" parents, you tend not to believe a mother would do/say/think that way, so it must be an ungrateful kid, right? Quite often situations aren't what they appear to be on the surface.
It’s good to see a cop that does not Have an ego and didn’t want to check his bag for drugs etc which that was the reason why you pulled him over so I’m glad you didn’t try to push to see his belongings like other cops do you stop there for one reason only and that was taken care of and I need to try to make it something else it’s not
I agree, you shouldn’t have to be there for these kinds of situations, police officers are not babysitters. Although being a mediator in an argument between two angry people is similar to parenting two toddlers fighting over a toy, police officers are more of “solutions finders” kind of like parents. Haha dammit Mikey I guess you’re being paid to be a citizen sitter! Haha jk man xD
Thank you for another great video. I'll be in the area in 2 weeks I'll keep my eyes open for you I'd like to meet you in person my father inlaw lives there
Just to let you know I have No problem with not so exciting videos
Me either
Good man listening to Tyler Childers
that was a good stop someone would of deff smash him especially in fl I've never lived in a place before with so many pedestrian accidents
A different living situation???
I can't leave home, that costs money lol
The first guy sounds like he is a 14 year old kid, not a 30 something adult living in his mama's basement.
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You say "we" or "I". I'm assuming you are one of the officers? I didn't see that info though on your channel page...Thanks
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12:11 AYO
sometimes LEO's needs to be also social workers. i actually think the guy called the police. he was worried, no one to talk to. their situation could have escalated. who knows. yes! i know this is not the primary job of police officers, however, they may change someones life just by talking to someone...
I was pulled by a small town policeman in the middle of winter in Vt with big snow banks along the road so cars could barely pass. I kept going a couple hundred feet to pull into a parking lot to get off the road. The officer reamed me out for not stopping immediately. I always thought that if I slowed down, put on my blinkers and pulled into a parking lot as soon as possible that would be safer for everyone. But, according to him I was to stop as soon as his lights came on no matter where it was or what the traffic or conditions were. Personally, I have no issue pulling to the side as soon as possible but in some conditions it just isn't safe for them, you, or other drivers. I wish all police were as reasonable as you appear to be.
Tyler Childers 🤘
I’ve learned from this video that the next time my sisters going on a fight over a bag of chips the first thing to do is to call the cops
This is ridiculous to tie up police that could be doing work that helped the public like patrolling for dangerous drivers, etc. You guys stay safe out there.
So dude thought mom was going to have the cops come, and decided it would be a good idea to…call and have the cops come?
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Adults like these need some type of stupid counselor. Not police intervention. It is a waste of taxpayer money and any tax paying should be upset.
Can’t wait for the upcoming videos.
But I agree, the tax payer dollars could be spent on better things, then going to houses just to “talk” they need to see a counselor for that.
Even though the family is mess up, calling the cops was probably a good thing. Never know what going inside someone head . Maybe it was not waste of police resources. Maybe prevented a escalation that might not turn out good.
Was wondering if you can do a video on walking up to a vehicle on a traffic stop opposed to having them get out and approach you which I think would be safer An officer could then assess the situation better
This man said “ima good kid” when he’s a grown man wtf
Totally agree with you this was definitely NOT a 911 call. They should get a fine for using the service for none emergency calls maybe that'll stop wasting police resources. It boils down to grown arse adults acting like teenagers .
“Creams you from behind” 😂
Sound's more like this boy needs to grow up and start helping out around the house and give his mom less stress so she don't have to turn into a Karen.
I’m a good kid who has a pipe for drugs I’m a good kid tho lol 😂
He said he's a "good kid." I thought you said he was 30.
Ridiculous!!!
Hi mike
Pretty lady cop!
It blows my mind that someone will watch these videos and then make a comment about "oh god forbid you have to do your job"...... are you kidding me?!?!?! If it's so easy for these officers to do "their job" babysitting grownass adults that can't handle anything, GET OFF YOUR COMPUTER/PHONE AND GO THROUGH TRAINING LIKE THE COPS DO AND SEE HOW EASY IT IS. Absolutely ridiculous.
“I’m a good kid.” Dude you are in your 30’s…
Although it's not a long and exciting video, it's these that make citizens appreciate the good cops out there. Too much of a spot light is on what they are doing wrong rather than what they are doing right.
You have to put in public records request for your own body camera footage??
Yes.
@@MikeyMoVlogs that's crazy so you have to pay for the footage you captured.
@@gabrielmilagro8906 depending on how long the video is yes. All public information requests cost money depending on which labor it takes to prepare it to be able to be released to the public.
$200 NON EMERGENCY CHARGE❤️🇺🇸
Im 64 , have had arguments with my son and other people, would never think to call the police, some people call every little thing. like you have nothing better to do
Wow your a lucky cop,u have a cute female partner
12 minutes in, did you pull over Seth rogen?
The mother should have took control of the situation and left it at that
So car issues it wobbles, mom may have hit something, low tire light AND the rods sound funny? So Mikey you're telling me they didnt teach you about rods and moms at the academy? Golden rule bro, if mommy being mean hurry up and call the cops before her and run away. Come on bro thats first day stuff. But for real sorry you guys have to deal with this bs, thanks and stay safe.
Lord they both need to grow up and give the drama-Rama a break
I was looking for yr recent videos