I'm transferring from the military to law enforcement and my interview is on Sunday. This video randomly appeared in my recommended, thank you so much!
I get a kick out of departments that make it next to impossible to get hired, yet in the same breath cry and whine about how they're short staffed. While making it seem like they don't want to hire someone.
Honestly just go in there act fake nice but military style yes sir no mam and be professional. For all you know the interviewer could be a secret pedophile....alot of trash in departments cops always getting busted. Good ones do exist but you get the picture.....
Look at every other job right now. They hire ANYONE who applies, and they waste time and money to hire and train these people just to have them leave and be short staffed again. Leaving the current employees more frustrated. I’ve been there
I’m ex military and I’m getting into law enforcement and I appreciate your time in putting together these videos for helping people like me getting into the academy and into their first departments..keep the information coming!
You have managed to answer my question in so many ways. I’ve watched two of your videos and you are helping me to understand the culture of these interviews. Thank you!
I have an interview March 31st 2022 for A Patrol Officer position. This video just opened my mind more to how I am going to respond to the interview questions. I feel much more confident about it now!
I got into accepted for two departments for two different states, having a hard time deciding. But both interviews were roughly the same. Honestly just be honest. The best way to do well. And always respond with “sir or ma’am “
I'm a Junior in high-school and really appreciate these videos. You're a real inspiration to me. I plan on getting a job as an intern for my local police department to get myself around the right people and get myself known within the community. If you have any tips for me, I'd love to hear them.
First, thank you. I found it informative and enjoyed the content. The 26 minutes flew by in no time. I liked how you gave an example and explained the think process behind it. As of questions: How would you answer a question on why Law Enforcement Officer should be held accountable to the highest ethical standards. You touched it with the stealing partner scenario, but how do you answer this question in a way that you hit all the "keywords"? What are they looking for?
I admire your communication skills. The information you imparted was well received. There was never a bored moment for me in your video. Thank you for sharing.
I passed my test 😍 but I failed in my physical “ push up”. However, in October I’ll take my test again. Thanks for this information 😍is so helpful for me.
Wow! You passed the part that trips me up. Good job- work on those physical requirements, push at least three times a week, more if you can. Congratulations, you'll get it!👍
You got this Karol! If you can get on the bench press and have someone spot you while you go heavy. And then finish with a few sets of unlimited push ups until you can’t do anymore. I promise you before you take your next physical, you would easily achieve that number you’re trying to achieve. You got this! Goodluck!
Good info! I’m going to be interviewing at my local PD. The protect and serve mentality of the scenarios really nailed my understanding of the scenario questions. Thank you!
Amazing information sir. I am dead-set on going into law enforcement when I am able to, and this video helps a lot in comparison to the other videos that share this topic, but skim over important details. Again thank you for both the information and advice, and thank you for your courageous service sir.
@@InPursuit360 … I’m in agreement with Colt! Applying this year to Sheriffs (SW Florida) and your videos are best info I’ve found thus far! Thank you again!🙏🏻
If we've learned one thing from the plandemic, it's that a shockingly high percentage of "law enforcement officers" are oath breaking trash who would wipe thier asses with the Constitution if some commie politician told them to. I was formerly a rather strong supporter, I now work from the starting position of most likely this guy is unworthy of anything that even resembles respect. There's a special place in hell for oath breakers. Maybe they won't corrupt you, good luck to you, and eat sh!t oath breakers
Great information that comes at the perfect time as I'm looking to become a police officer, the interview questions and answers you gave fits me to a T.. thanks a lot
If I'd seen this before my police interview I may've well succeeded. I wasn't prepared to self-promote, or to expand on my real thoughts, should've had faith in myself. Thank you very much for showing me all this anyway!!
This was very helpful for me as a young woman who got called in for an interview at my local police force department....I will apply every advice given here and do my best in preparing for the hard questions.
@@ws-mitch3256 oh it's not until the end of November. I just want to get a jump on preparing that's why I'm doing it early to nail it later....but I'll give an update afterwards
I wanna say what a great and informative video you’ve made. As a man in his 20s, your older and wiser viewpoints and recommendations are great. I think you showed your deep understanding with the example of ‘running and gunning’. A young officer giving advice might say “you just shouldn’t do that”. On the other hand (im assuming) you know that this is something that will happen regardless of advice. So with that you show someone how to twist it in their favor. I dont know but the little things like that show how much experience you have.
For the scenario based questions would answering the questions by saying “ I would do what my training dictates for the kind of situation.” Since I don’t have any law enforcement experience or training, how would I know what I’m supposed to do? I feel that like that could be a good answer and u wouldn’t potentially hamstring yourself.
They understand you have no LE experience, you can make the statement "I would do what my training dictates in that situation, without official training and my understanding of my duty is to protect and serve, I would consider doing something like......." Video coming soon, thanks for the question. Good luck.
Before I even start the application process, I'm doing so much research on all parts of the hiring process because I want to be ready. Your videos along with others is really helping me be more confident and ready. Thank you.
Thank you sir this is very useful I am getting ready for my interview next week, coming across your video give me more hope and a better understanding of the entire process.
Excellent advice. A good topic for your next video which seems big in my local law enforcement agency is the STAR method. I’d love to get your input on how to answer questions using it.
I appreciate the valuable information shared in this video; it's incredibly helpful as I navigate the police officer trainee recruiting process. Your insights have gained you a new subscriber! Thank you.
This video was incredibly helpful. I am young, but my dream is to become a police officer, to protect and to serve my community. Thank you for the amazing advice, i hope my dream can come true if i try hard enough
great video! keeping in mind the protect and serve thought process is a great point. ill remember that for my interview and my career in law enforcement.
Baltimore. Dang, now *that* is a challenging beat. Good luck sir, follow your passions. It's places like that where we need good officers. Hang in there!
Reason I wanna be a police officer is because of the great pay, benefits, room for promotions, I like dealing with people, I’m a peoples person, I like dealing with challenging people, I want to make a difference and help a community for the better, I want an exciting job, even though 90% of it is paperwork.
I encourage you to save your soul and become a farmer instead… you go in thinking you will help protect and serve the community but in actuality you will discover you are only enabling and protecting a very tyrannical and corrupt system.
If you wanna deal with challenging people work at a theme park or something lol. I wouldn’t want to rely on someone to have my back when there why and reasons are this shallow.
@@thadnapora3123He can still help people in small ways daily, he can talk to people and help them see the error of their ways an officer sat down with my cousin for over 30 mins when he couldve just booked him for possession. The job is not all writing over charged tickets or shooting minorities
As much as I think I know I could answer they’re questions I just don’t think I could without forgetting everything due to the stress of the situation. I feel like my body language in terms of some sweating, posture, and possible stutter. I look forward to everything in the future but if I get shot down because of the interview I don’t know what to do next as everything I’ve done so far has been for this very moment.
Your nervousness and other issues will pass with more experience. Nothing is an automatic. Check out my Patreon site, InPursuit360. I offer mach interviews and resume reviews over there. We can work on getting you ready. Hang in there and don't give up.
Stafford? Good for you. They were a great department back in the day. I'm sure Sheriff D.P Decatur has carried on the traditions. Always remember the moto, "No one gets through Stafford". Don't repeat it in the interview, just remember it. Do remember the Core Beliefs, Integrity, Professionalism, Fairness and Compassion. Good Luck, Stay safe.
@@InPursuit360 thank you! The interview was tough, mainly all police based scenarios. I was offered a conditional offer though and have my poly with them this week!
im 17 years old and its been a dream of mine for awhile to be able to become a police officer, and this video is very helpful for the future so thank you very much
Trust me. Unless you are medically unable, they will hire you. They have no reason to turn anyone down. They are all paying $10000 -$70000 just to apply and be hired
So how did the testing go? Hope you have a few applications going, the key is to get your foot in the door and then go for your dream department. Keep moving forward and good luck.
You did a good job on the scenario based example. I do appreciate it for making this video . I am about to face an interview upcoming week for becoming a cop in Virginia. Wish me luck !!
It is a long process but good luck! The interview with the chief is important and very easy. Just dress up nice and give smart answers. Hint...make sure you know the population of your city and what the city is good for. Someone told me to know these informations. When I went for my interview, the chief asked me those questions.
@@Chris-el4hd by that, I mean "what do you know about the city?" I was also asked "what do you think our role is about this police department?" and I said "to protect and serve." For some reason, I also feel like you will be asked that question too. Written test is easy and the interview with the chief is also easy. The Psychological evaluation test is the toughest one. They will make sure if your brain is wired the right way so, make sure that you stay out of trouble, avoid speeding, and avoid anything that is bad. Because the Psychological test will find the truth about if you are lying or not.
I wish my son could have seen this video before he went for his p.o. interview, he just had one and said he was nervous and it was intimidating. To take you to the beginning, about a dozen men showed up for the written and physical and half of them had to drop because they weren't able to pass the physical so then that left 6, one of which was my son. So he passed both the written and physical parts and then had the interview which he did pass that, all 6 did and my son came in 5th place for scoring on the interview. Next he said he waits to get a call to see if he passes the background check and if he does, he will be sent to have a mental evaluation done, and then if he passes that he will be headed to the police academy for 4 months and then hopefully become a police officer. He wants this so badly and I'm praying he passes everything and makes it all the way. Is it bad that he came in 5th on the interview scoring list? He started work at Walmart as a cart pusher and is now a department manager, he's been with Walmart for 13 years. His work ethic is excellent.
Ty helps with the choices to move forward in what ever choices I make Is it an ok answer to say Iv always had the utmost respect for law enforcement and felt god moving me in that way. I know I can help make a difference
I just took my first examination with Tacoma PD. I'm 54 and waiting to hear back for the PAT. I know I'll easily pass that, but my age and the oral boards concern me. This is great advice!!
Best tip for anyone going to be a police officer. Don’t stand in the mirror. Don’t let your friends ask you these questions. Show up and be yourself. Don’t go to an interview off of a script.
I disagree. Being prepared is just as important as being confident. I’ve sat on hiring boards and can tell you that the applicant that appears confident is most likely gonna get the job. And just when they think they know all the answers; we change the questions.
Good luck, let me know how it goes and if there are any new questions I haven't covered. We can help others pursuing the same path. Keep moving forward.
I was always taught that no matter what remember to always say you are going to use the least amount of force necessary to diffuse the situation
I'm transferring from the military to law enforcement and my interview is on Sunday. This video randomly appeared in my recommended, thank you so much!
Checking in how’s the force treating you ?
I would wish you luck but I see this was posted a year ago. Hope you’re wearing blue now bud. I’m in a similar situation.
Nothing is random bro. You probably looked up or say something and creepy technology got a hold of it. 😢
Did you ace the job?
I get a kick out of departments that make it next to impossible to get hired, yet in the same breath cry and whine about how they're short staffed. While making it seem like they don't want to hire someone.
It's about finding new folks that fit the criteria, not the older one. New recruits cost a lot of $$$
@@Chris-el4hd I agree. Hiring the wrong person can also be a liability to their agency and most importantly to the community they will be patrolling.
Honestly just go in there act fake nice but military style yes sir no mam and be professional. For all you know the interviewer could be a secret pedophile....alot of trash in departments cops always getting busted. Good ones do exist but you get the picture.....
its about getting the right people for the job
Look at every other job right now. They hire ANYONE who applies, and they waste time and money to hire and train these people just to have them leave and be short staffed again. Leaving the current employees more frustrated. I’ve been there
I’m ex military and I’m getting into law enforcement and I appreciate your time in putting together these videos for helping people like me getting into the academy and into their first departments..keep the information coming!
How’d it go? Any update?
Good luck with your career choice.
Ya how did it go? I’ve got 6 months left of my enlistment and I’ve got an interview next week.
I’m in the marine reserve and I’m also curious
I'm in the Army National Guard and I'm in the process as well. I'm taking the physical abilities test this week. This video helps a lot.
You have managed to answer my question in so many ways. I’ve watched two of your videos and you are helping me to understand the culture of these interviews. Thank you!
I have an interview March 31st 2022 for A Patrol Officer position. This video just opened my mind more to how I am going to respond to the interview questions. I feel much more confident about it now!
How it go
So how did the interview go? Are there some unique questions you can share that might help some of the other folks out here? Thanks, good luck
This was very helpful didn’t realize until the end of the video that I had zero skips
I got into accepted for two departments for two different states, having a hard time deciding. But both interviews were roughly the same. Honestly just be honest. The best way to do well. And always respond with “sir or ma’am “
Yes sir and yes mam military style type talk?
What states were they? Update?
I'm a Junior in high-school and really appreciate these videos. You're a real inspiration to me. I plan on getting a job as an intern for my local police department to get myself around the right people and get myself known within the community. If you have any tips for me, I'd love to hear them.
First, thank you. I found it informative and enjoyed the content. The 26 minutes flew by in no time. I liked how you gave an example and explained the think process behind it.
As of questions: How would you answer a question on why Law Enforcement Officer should be held accountable to the highest ethical standards.
You touched it with the stealing partner scenario, but how do you answer this question in a way that you hit all the "keywords"? What are they looking for?
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Thanks for this...applying to my Sheriff's Department in August.
Lmk when you get the dub
Did you get on?
Did you got it??
Well? How'd it go?
Thank you for this! Im currently a military police officer in the army and hopefully soon I will do law enforcement civilian side.
Brother I know you posted this 3 years ago but I’m going in tomorrow for my interview and this helped like you wouldn’t even imagine.
Appreciate the positive words. So how did it go?
same
I just took my PAT or physical agility test today, boy what a wake up call to hit the track, i passed though.
I admire your communication skills. The information you imparted was well received. There was never a bored moment for me in your video. Thank you for sharing.
13:30 That's great. I really like that way to answer a tough question!
I passed my test 😍 but I failed in my physical “ push up”. However, in October I’ll take my test again. Thanks for this information 😍is so helpful for me.
They should make you do a physical before a interview and written test.
Wow! You passed the part that trips me up. Good job- work on those physical requirements, push at least three times a week, more if you can. Congratulations, you'll get it!👍
You got this Karol! If you can get on the bench press and have someone spot you while you go heavy. And then finish with a few sets of unlimited push ups until you can’t do anymore. I promise you before you take your next physical, you would easily achieve that number you’re trying to achieve. You got this! Goodluck!
@karo90karol
How many push ups was it
This video helped me feel SO much more confident! Thank you sir! 😊 👮♂️🚔
Good info! I’m going to be interviewing at my local PD. The protect and serve mentality of the scenarios really nailed my understanding of the scenario questions. Thank you!
Amazing information sir. I am dead-set on going into law enforcement when I am able to, and this video helps a lot in comparison to the other videos that share this topic, but skim over important details. Again thank you for both the information and advice, and thank you for your courageous service sir.
I appreciate your desire to serve the community. Know that a majority of the citizens back LE. Good luck and thanks for the comments
@@InPursuit360 … I’m in agreement with Colt! Applying this year to Sheriffs (SW Florida) and your videos are best info I’ve found thus far! Thank you again!🙏🏻
If we've learned one thing from the plandemic, it's that a shockingly high percentage of "law enforcement officers" are oath breaking trash who would wipe thier asses with the Constitution if some commie politician told them to. I was formerly a rather strong supporter, I now work from the starting position of most likely this guy is unworthy of anything that even resembles respect. There's a special place in hell for oath breakers. Maybe they won't corrupt you, good luck to you, and eat sh!t oath breakers
@@granthenderson696 did you get the job?
Great information that comes at the perfect time as I'm looking to become a police officer, the interview questions and answers you gave fits me to a T.. thanks a lot
Glad it was helpful! Good luck.
No I am not tired of listening to important stuff.thank you
If I'd seen this before my police interview I may've well succeeded. I wasn't prepared to self-promote, or to expand on my real thoughts, should've had faith in myself.
Thank you very much for showing me all this anyway!!
Keep on trying, I always like the saying, Better to have tried and failed then to have never tried and succeeded. Good luck.
Thank you for this great advice. I’m going to need all I can absorb 🙏
You got this!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
No problem, I just hope to share some experience to help or entertain others. Hope you follow along. Be safe
This was very helpful for me as a young woman who got called in for an interview at my local police force department....I will apply every advice given here and do my best in preparing for the hard questions.
So how'd it go?
@@ws-mitch3256 oh it's not until the end of November. I just want to get a jump on preparing that's why I'm doing it early to nail it later....but I'll give an update afterwards
@@rosejay3193 oh cool I'm fixing to to mine in 1 hour 😆 wish me luck 😅
@@ws-mitch3256 good luck....and don't worry be confident
@@rosejay3193 so it went pretty well! I start shadowing hours Friday and then go in for phyc evaluation and drug test !
Thank you so much for all your valuable information. By far the best video I’ve seen so far police interview questions.
Thank you for this as I prepare for my interview... I like how 'down to earth' you are; great personality to learn from.....
Did you do it yet?!
I wanna say what a great and informative video you’ve made. As a man in his 20s, your older and wiser viewpoints and recommendations are great. I think you showed your deep understanding with the example of ‘running and gunning’. A young officer giving advice might say “you just shouldn’t do that”. On the other hand (im assuming) you know that this is something that will happen regardless of advice. So with that you show someone how to twist it in their favor. I dont know but the little things like that show how much experience you have.
Thank you these videos have been some help. My written exam is September 20th 2022 and I'm watching and reading everything I can to prepare myself.
How’d you end up doing bro? How long was it?
@@Musashis_Finest I haven't heard back yet. Thank you for asking!
We had 2 and half hours. I finished with 10 minutes left.
@@crusaderone1701 nice bro gotcha I’m going for USCP myself right now hopefully it’s a smooth process
@@Musashis_Finest that's amazing, good luck. So I needed a 70% and above to pass. My score was 73.70% 😊😊😊
For the scenario based questions would answering the questions by saying “ I would do what my training dictates for the kind of situation.” Since I don’t have any law enforcement experience or training, how would I know what I’m supposed to do? I feel that like that could be a good answer and u wouldn’t potentially hamstring yourself.
They understand you have no LE experience, you can make the statement "I would do what my training dictates in that situation, without official training and my understanding of my duty is to protect and serve, I would consider doing something like......." Video coming soon, thanks for the question. Good luck.
Before I even start the application process, I'm doing so much research on all parts of the hiring process because I want to be ready. Your videos along with others is really helping me be more confident and ready. Thank you.
Thank you sir this is very useful I am getting ready for my interview next week, coming across your video give me more hope and a better understanding of the entire process.
Excellent advice. A good topic for your next video which seems big in my local law enforcement agency is the STAR method. I’d love to get your input on how to answer questions using it.
This was Great 👍
2:47 Be confident, and articulate yourself appropriately
4:00 Tell us about yourself
I appreciate the valuable information shared in this video; it's incredibly helpful as I navigate the police officer trainee recruiting process. Your insights have gained you a new subscriber! Thank you.
This video was incredibly helpful. I am young, but my dream is to become a police officer, to protect and to serve my community. Thank you for the amazing advice, i hope my dream can come true if i try hard enough
A lot of dreams can come true if you try hard enough. Keep going and keep dreaming.
Same man, also nice profile pick :)
Thank you for this channel. Keep up the great work
great video! keeping in mind the protect and serve thought process is a great point. ill remember that for my interview and my career in law enforcement.
Thanks your information was very helpful. I just applied to the Baltimore City Police Department a couple of days ago.
Brave soul. Good luck, stay strong, stay true and stay safe.
You will need all the luck you can get if you get hired.
Baltimore. Dang, now *that* is a challenging beat. Good luck sir, follow your passions. It's places like that where we need good officers. Hang in there!
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Man, I just want to say thank you. These are really good answers and inspirations for questions that are very likely to be asked.
I appreciate the kind words. Hope things go well, keep us updated. Good Luck.
thank you for all of your advise! I have my background investigation interview coming up Thursday
This was really helpful sir. Thank you very much for the information.
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate your comment and your time on the channel.
Thank you for share your experience. Be safe thank you again
Great video! Thank you, sir!
Thank you for making this video sir. I like the genuine advice and the examples. This will serve well during an upcoming interview.
Good luck and stay safe
Thank you for posting this video, its helping me a lot to process and prepare for upcoming interviews
Thanks and I hope to here fome you do a great job on what you do ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for all your information and tips on law enforcement I appreciate it, I got My Interview for Police Officer tomorrow wish me luck !
You will have to comment back and let me know how it went. Any questions I haven't covered yet? Hope things went your way.
Well did you pass?!? 😃
I'm interviewing for Co position and the video was super helpful!!!
Thank you for creating such a thoughtful and helpful video. I really appreciate you sharing your experiences and knowledge.
great video.
Very good points. Thumbs up!
Reason I wanna be a police officer is because of the great pay, benefits, room for promotions, I like dealing with people, I’m a peoples person, I like dealing with challenging people, I want to make a difference and help a community for the better, I want an exciting job, even though 90% of it is paperwork.
I encourage you to save your soul and become a farmer instead… you go in thinking you will help protect and serve the community but in actuality you will discover you are only enabling and protecting a very tyrannical and corrupt system.
If you wanna deal with challenging people work at a theme park or something lol. I wouldn’t want to rely on someone to have my back when there why and reasons are this shallow.
@@shyryTsr2kwanting to make a difference and help your community is one of the best reason to go into law enforcement
@@thadnapora3123He can still help people in small ways daily, he can talk to people and help them see the error of their ways an officer sat down with my cousin for over 30 mins when he couldve just booked him for possession. The job is not all writing over charged tickets or shooting minorities
Excellent video
I appreciate the feedback.
Excellent content and information! I have applied as a reserve officer with our local sheriff office!
Awesome, good luck. Let me know if there is a special process or some new questions that I can share with others. Stay Safe.
As much as I think I know I could answer they’re questions I just don’t think I could without forgetting everything due to the stress of the situation. I feel like my body language in terms of some sweating, posture, and possible stutter. I look forward to everything in the future but if I get shot down because of the interview I don’t know what to do next as everything I’ve done so far has been for this very moment.
Your nervousness and other issues will pass with more experience. Nothing is an automatic. Check out my Patreon site, InPursuit360. I offer mach interviews and resume reviews over there. We can work on getting you ready. Hang in there and don't give up.
Taking test in a month, and this video was a great help, thank you.
Excellent from the heart talk! great tips. TYTYTY
Absolutely useful! Thanks very much for your time and making this video.
No problem, its all about trying to help anyone interested in LE...
Thank you so much for all the tips! I loved that you mentioned Stafford, that’s where I’m interviewing at 🤞🏻
Stafford? Good for you. They were a great department back in the day. I'm sure Sheriff D.P Decatur has carried on the traditions. Always remember the moto, "No one gets through Stafford". Don't repeat it in the interview, just remember it. Do remember the Core Beliefs, Integrity, Professionalism, Fairness and Compassion. Good Luck, Stay safe.
@@InPursuit360 thank you! The interview was tough, mainly all police based scenarios. I was offered a conditional offer though and have my poly with them this week!
@@InPursuit360 do you have an email address I could reach you at?
im 17 years old and its been a dream of mine for awhile to be able to become a police officer, and this video is very helpful for the future so thank you very much
Great video and advice 👍
Could a weakness be not knowing the area super well of where you’re applying for ? Thanks
Great video
My exam is Thursday. Thank You
Trust me. Unless you are medically unable, they will hire you. They have no reason to turn anyone down.
They are all paying $10000 -$70000 just to apply and be hired
Thank you for this knowledge brother. I'm testing Saturday and I'm excited.
So how did the testing go? Hope you have a few applications going, the key is to get your foot in the door and then go for your dream department. Keep moving forward and good luck.
@@InPursuit360 not bad I passed and waiting in my background. I submitted my P.H.S right off the bat. We shall see.
@@InPursuit360 only 18 showed up and only six of us made it through both written and physical.
You did a good job on the scenario based example. I do appreciate it for making this video . I am about to face an interview upcoming week for
becoming a cop in Virginia. Wish me luck !!
Just did one, I have another soon. How’d yours go?
@@yaig1134 the interview went well and I got the job! The video was really helpful to get the job. Good luck with your next interview!!
@@rajibhasan4622congrats!
Amazing
Stellar content sir. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Thank you for great advice. the layout of question and the way you attack them is so awesome thank you Sir.
Just discovered your page. I go to the police academy in may. Thanks for the share!!
Great 👍🏻
Hey thanks appreciate nice Job int tips basic but spot on ! Sgt int tomorrow all about communicating and active listening
Absolutely, officer or supervisor, communication is the key. Hope everything went well. Let me know.
Sir, thank you for all the great tips. I actually have my oral board this Friday for the Police department.
Im 27 years old finally getting ready for the academy. Thank you for the videos
Does being an armed guard help you when stating past work experience?
Good information
Glad you liked it. Are you looking to get into Law Enforcement?
Your awesome 😎 it’s so helpful, thank u so much in god bless you ♥️✝️♥️😎😎😎😎😎
Super useful information. Thank you boss man.
Thanks so much for making this video. I'm trying to apply in March, and doing as much as I can to be prepared.
It is a long process but good luck! The interview with the chief is important and very easy. Just dress up nice and give smart answers. Hint...make sure you know the population of your city and what the city is good for. Someone told me to know these informations. When I went for my interview, the chief asked me those questions.
@@Grant-du8ix thanks so much! What do you mean by "what the city is good for"? Thanks again!
@@Chris-el4hd by that, I mean "what do you know about the city?"
I was also asked "what do you think our role is about this police department?" and I said "to protect and serve." For some reason, I also feel like you will be asked that question too.
Written test is easy and the interview with the chief is also easy. The Psychological evaluation test is the toughest one. They will make sure if your brain is wired the right way so, make sure that you stay out of trouble, avoid speeding, and avoid anything that is bad. Because the Psychological test will find the truth about if you are lying or not.
Thank you for useful questions
Great material. Subscribed.
It’s helpful!
Thank you 🙏
I wish my son could have seen this video before he went for his p.o. interview, he just had one and said he was nervous and it was intimidating. To take you to the beginning, about a dozen men showed up for the written and physical and half of them had to drop because they weren't able to pass the physical so then that left 6, one of which was my son. So he passed both the written and physical parts and then had the interview which he did pass that, all 6 did and my son came in 5th place for scoring on the interview. Next he said he waits to get a call to see if he passes the background check and if he does, he will be sent to have a mental evaluation done, and then if he passes that he will be headed to the police academy for 4 months and then hopefully become a police officer. He wants this so badly and I'm praying he passes everything and makes it all the way. Is it bad that he came in 5th on the interview scoring list?
He started work at Walmart as a cart pusher and is now a department manager, he's been with Walmart for 13 years. His work ethic is excellent.
Can I get an update on your son now? Seems like he got in the academy to me.
I am curious myself. I pray he made it into the academ.
Ty helps with the choices to move forward in what ever choices I make
Is it an ok answer to say Iv always had the utmost respect for law enforcement and felt god moving me in that way. I know I can help make a difference
Thank you for this video.. very helpful
I like your material, on point
I appreciate the positive feedback.
Amazing video!
Really appreciate it...
I just took my first examination with Tacoma PD. I'm 54 and waiting to hear back for the PAT. I know I'll easily pass that, but my age and the oral boards concern me. This is great advice!!
Wow no way! I’m going to be taking a pat with Tacoma PD soon, I’m sure I’ll be seeing you around
Any update
@@FrazerLoveman Yes, I got hired. Start the academy next week!
@@ChocolateCrip f**king awesome man solid work. I take it that’s Tacoma in Washington state right? Im looking at Everett or seattle as a possibility
@@FrazerLoveman actually no, I went with a lot of departments but the one that picked me up was Medina. They’re the waterfront in Bellevue
Thank you sir!
I hope these videos are helping, good luck.
Thank you! I am second on the list for 2 counties! Hoping for the interviews soon and academy in August.
The academy sucks lol
Best tip for anyone going to be a police officer. Don’t stand in the mirror. Don’t let your friends ask you these questions. Show up and be yourself. Don’t go to an interview off of a script.
I disagree. Being prepared is just as important as being confident. I’ve sat on hiring boards and can tell you that the applicant that appears confident is most likely gonna get the job. And just when they think they know all the answers; we change the questions.
Thank you sir, watching your videos give me peace of mind for my interview. 😅
Good luck, let me know how it goes and if there are any new questions I haven't covered. We can help others pursuing the same path. Keep moving forward.
@@InPursuit360 I did well in my interview! I’ll be attending the police academy in the end of May. Your videos really help me prepare.
Excellent we love you
I have my panel interview this Wednesday, I’m super nervous and want to be able to succeed much as possible. But I don’t have the greatest memory
This was great!
I appreciate your support
4:39. Bingo! That's the key to any interview. Have a game plan. Your basically selling yourself to be hired