I like how the police vehicles have bilingual Poliisi-Polis word labels on the vehicles' bodies and also the warning lightbars. It's the way of recognising both Finnish and Swedish as two official languages of Finland.
@@thephantom7841 Which is not bullshit at all and it's not some stupid ass neighbor language, it is not even the same kind of Swedish that is spoken in Sweden compared to Finland. Get your facts checked. That what really IS bullshit is the fact that there is some kind of independent language in every independent country. The countries are not there because of languages only. Just compare to Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ireland, Malta, Luxembourg, to name a few. Finland may be one of the few that actually makes a good effort of having these language groups mixed in harmony, not as in many other countries, where there is a segregation between the language groups. So please do a favor and except the bilingual reality that actually exist in the coastal areas of Finland.
@Topi Sillanpää well, we know it's undercover (civil) but, they have a big lightbar instead of lights in the car or a little light on the roof, but these have BIG, BIG lightbars as undercover (civil)
They were securing the event, thats probably why they had the light bar on top. I've never seen an unmarked car with any signs of it being the police and I've lived here for 21 years
00:00-00:20 tietäskö kukaa noitten sireeniäänien tyyppiä tossa HE 10 ja HE 1316? Does anyone know the siren types on 00:00-00:20 on the HE 10 and the HE 1316?
Seems there's no much high adrenaline things we can do as Police officers in Finland since the crime and terrorism were so low here, but traffic infractions and wandering ('patrol') around city will do.
Those transporter models are finland's normal patrol cars. In Finland we have muchest transporters in polices use. But, we have normal patrol cars too. But, usually every police car you see in Finland are transporters.
Finnish police currently has some older vehicles because they have had some difficulties in car deliveries. But now that the deliveries has started working better, those few older cars will be taken out of service.
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I like how the police vehicles have bilingual Poliisi-Polis word labels on the vehicles' bodies and also the warning lightbars. It's the way of recognising both Finnish and Swedish as two official languages of Finland.
yeah which is total bullshit, indepent country should have its own indepent language and not some stupid ass neighbour language.
@@thephantom7841 Which is not bullshit at all and it's not some stupid ass neighbor language, it is not even the same kind of Swedish that is spoken in Sweden compared to Finland. Get your facts checked. That what really IS bullshit is the fact that there is some kind of independent language in every independent country. The countries are not there because of languages only. Just compare to Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ireland, Malta, Luxembourg, to name a few. Finland may be one of the few that actually makes a good effort of having these language groups mixed in harmony, not as in many other countries, where there is a segregation between the language groups. So please do a favor and except the bilingual reality that actually exist in the coastal areas of Finland.
As an American I find it strange that some of the cars are unmarked but have light bars
@Topi Sillanpää well, we know it's undercover (civil) but, they have a big lightbar instead of lights in the car or a little light on the roof, but these have BIG, BIG lightbars as undercover (civil)
The lightbar Can be taken off easily
They were securing the event, thats probably why they had the light bar on top. I've never seen an unmarked car with any signs of it being the police and I've lived here for 21 years
@@joohnm They can be detective cars also.
I am from Finland.
Great shots! Cool to see more from Finland :)
I love the Train horns on the Little Mercedes Vito/Metris in that 1st clip..
Dude that first part sounds like pac man. You can’t tell me i’m wrong
Well done! Always good to see more content from Finland!
Thanks 😃
Really nice and interesting EVs there! Nice one
Thank you!
00:00-00:20 tietäskö kukaa noitten sireeniäänien tyyppiä tossa HE 10 ja HE 1316? Does anyone know the siren types on 00:00-00:20 on the HE 10 and the HE 1316?
HE10 on Sarco SOS-106, 1316 en tiiä
It's funny and interesting to hear the Swedish sirens used on some of these vehicles
Tuo viimeinen oli hitain "responding" ikinä. 😏
I have been in most of the places they were recorded in
Great catches!
Thank you!
Nice!!
Cool!
Cool stuff :O
Great
Thanks!
Nice Video!
Thank you!
1:23-1:35 tietääkö kukaan mikä toi HE1507 sirra oli?
ihan Standby se on jota ruotsalainen koritehdas Tamlans käyttää
Nice nice like your videis
Thank you
The horn sound like a steam engine whistle
Seems there's no much high adrenaline things we can do as Police officers in Finland since the crime and terrorism were so low here, but traffic infractions and wandering ('patrol') around city will do.
It's weird to see Toyota Avensis as a police car. It's not that common in Finland.
Nice video. I live In finland but not in Helsinki. I live In jyväskylä
Thank you.
Jee mahtavaa, suukkoja he10lle
1:24 that ambulance sounds like it has a norwegian siren .
Where is the Darude Sandstorm?
Like Sweden 🤔
Eka
Toinen
Was that a Porsche 911 in that first clip?? That’s like owning a bucket of rusty bolts.....
u broke huh?
These videos are old and those cop cars(big) are old models.
Old models mayby, but still in service. Those police videos are from April and May last year (2018).
Those transporter models are finland's normal patrol cars. In Finland we have muchest transporters in polices use. But, we have normal patrol cars too. But, usually every police car you see in Finland are transporters.
CLOSED! They are police schools... as you se from the callsign ZP
Finnish police currently has some older vehicles because they have had some difficulties in car deliveries. But now that the deliveries has started working better, those few older cars will be taken out of service.
Numéro police Finlanda
SJÖBERG HINAUS
i love the sound of multiculturalism
More like the sound of first of May celebrations.
Really glad I was born in the US so I don't have to hear these obnoxious sirens.
Trust me you get used to it...