Excellent advice. A tip for new officers: if you possibly can, never ever go to a domestic on your own - domestics can be some of the most dangerous calls to attend. Always go with at least 1 other officer.
Yep. That and traffic stops. One of our officers got shot in the head (he lived) during a T stop and after that, the department adopted a policy stating that all calls and traffic stops get a backup dispatched. It’s just the safest way to do things
@@brandonserr634first thing you should know. When you pull someone over you are required to read the person their Miranda Rights immediately before you ask for any form of identification. Second dealing with someone who has breakdowns during the stop and you don't have backup. Go sit in your car until back up arrives and try your best to deescalate the situation without violating their rights. If you don't know the law how can you effectively deescalate a situation without knowing basic civil rights.
Great advice man. I work security in a hospital and I'm amazed at how well relative positioning works in de-escalating a a tense situation. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for your video, great tips. I was a security officer back in my home town (Hong Kong) mainly work on residential sites. One night, I and my partner got a domestic call, we went there and found two women screaming at each other with a little bit of "push and pull" on each other. Both I and my partner have never been trained to handle this kind of situation, so I made the mistake you mentioned in the video - I stand between both parties. I got some scratches from them when their argument went a bit more violent. We learn our lesson fast, and my partner step in to desperate one of the women while I continue to talk to the other. After some time these women claimed down and agreed to stop.
Thank you this! I've worked security for quite some time and just made it out of my FTO period with my LE agency. This information is great to have repeated and worded differently on a regular basis. Thanks and stay safe!
Very good advice. Separating people like you described is the only way to do it. Try to keep your voice calm and low. People will talk. Talking is better than fighting.
Appreciate everything you're teaching keep it up! Senior in high school past the police civil service exam and physical exam just need to get the diploma lol!
Best of luck to you! Once you area at a precinct be sure to listen to the crusty veteran officers amigo. Have a mentor if practical/possible. They have a wealth of street knowledge that will more than likely save your life one day.
Thanks for the tips! From what I learned so far in Conflict Resolution/ Business Communications is interacting with individuals. It seems that my teachers have not yet covered being a mediator within a conflict.
Great video. I could've used this last week lol. Training for security officers in my area is almost nonexistent aside from firearms safety and going over state laws. These videos really help and I've shared them with my coworkers.
My sincere apologies man. I totaly confused you for Mike The Cop on UA-cam. : ) I have been bouncing around on UA-cam trying to learn all of this good knowledge you guys are putting out there.
I saw one of your videos which something you said in implanted in the back of my mind which I would not of think of. Your mentioned to recorded the information regarding your handcuff so if are unable to remove the handcuff off of the subject yes if you security or law enforcement. Good idea. I records the make/ model & serial # and if not my name engraved on my stuff.
This is a great topis. I wish private security compa ies would get training foe their guards/officer in this. A lot of times they are the first ones at a domestice at hotela or apartments. Neighbors call in a noise comaint, guard goes to apartment and instead of jist loud music it's a fight between spouses/domestic partners/whatever. And as many here know that can get real bad real fast.
free field training well when you work in a Jail and can most of the time step back and regroup and have 6 officers backing you up, you don’t have to fight cause then they don’t want to.
hey,love the Vida. I would like to suggest that getting better sound through better equipment won't get you as far as putting up some acoustic treatment. stay safe and thanks for the content.
Training is different than educating. Generally, training means teaching police officers to react to a given situation in the field. Education involves developing the mental and moral tools police officers should possess to build strong relationships with the community. It will teach police officers to think about their response to various problems based on vast amounts of knowledge and then take thoughtful action to resolve a problem. What they need is educating them on our Constitutional rights. Police officers enter their profession by taking an oath to the U.S. Constitution. So why is there no concerted effort to make police constitutionally literate? Just think about how much better the police-community relations would be if police were constitutionally literate. Constitutional literacy entails knowing the Constitution sufficiently well enough to invoke it properly. Those who take an oath to the Constitution have the responsibility to know its contents and interpretations of it, such as court decisions that are professionally relevant. There's a lot of men and women that have a career in policing without ever even reading the Constitution. So how sincere is one's oath to the Constitution if one hasn't read it or doesn't understand it? First of all, police academies should replace the standard five to six months of training with a two-year curriculum. In addition to the necessary physical, firearms, and tactics training, recruits should take classes that you might typically find in an undergraduate program - from criminal and constitutional law to sociology, psychology, and conflict resolution. A clear understanding of the nature of the society they will serve, and all its complexities are fundamental to any member of a service profession. By doing a simple search on UA-cam and watching a few videos of "First Amendment Audits" you can plainly see how ignorant most police officers are when it comes to our rights. So more education is needed, not just training. www.policechiefmagazine.org/education-offers-best-solution-for-police-misconduct/
I'm new to the law enforcement field, I'm about to start the academy with Chicago PD if I pass remaining 3 cmponents of hiring process. I enjoy your videos and it makes sense to me what you trying to share with the viewers even though I don't have refrence point as of now😉😉😉😉😉. Can't wait for more videos, keep them coming.
@@freefieldtraining Sucks! The only thing I know of to combat that is OC 703 insulation or Rockwool Safe n' Sound between rafters. This video shows a guy doing just that ( ua-cam.com/video/3XN18oSo6xQ/v-deo.html ). What kind of mic are you using? A lavalier mic might be best. I can link some videos that might help if you want me to. I hope some of this helps!
I'm not sure what this video was shot with. It is pretty old so it may be the old port nt and shoot coolpix camera. I have a shotgun mic now that seems to do a bit better. The Lapierre mic made the echo 10x worse as it was picking up the ceiling.
just found your channel through another channel and I gotta say, I love it so far. One thing I'd like to see is interviewing victims of sexual assault, what's the best way to go about that with the right amount of tact and compassion etc etc. IF you can do that. I understand how that may be a bit sensitive but give it a think! :)
free field training. never are! in Minnesota I believe they classify all sex assault as sexual battery. the reason I ask is that I'm currently a cadet in our academy and we maybe spent like a day on it in our interview and interrogation class.
What would you do if you arrive on scene on your own, and don't have a partner to help separate the two? How would you go about separating them, or at the least, holding their focus so they don't go back to screaming at each other when one is explaining their side of the story?
+Fragdog Media Sometimes life gives you lemons and you just have to eat them because there is no sugar and you are starving. I do the best I can to get them to take turns and keep their focus on me. I try to do the one whole story at a time method. "Ok, I'll talk to you after I hear what she has to say. Don't interrupt and then I will let you say whatever you want without her interrupting. I really want to get both of your sides so we can work out this issue like adults." When one try to interrupt I just say, "I can't understand either of you when you are doing this. Ill listen exclusively to you when she is done". Again the key is being the neutral third party that is bringing order and wants to help. Kind of like dealing with children who have had a fight.
Here is a 29 Feb 2016 excerpt from the Virginia Officers death. "A police department in a Washington suburb is mourning an officer who was killed during her first day on the job. Ashley Guindon, 28, of the Prince William County Police Department was fatally shot Saturday in Woodbridge, Virginia, while answering a domestic call in which two other officers were wounded and the suspect's wife was killed, county police Chief Steve Hudson said at a news conference on Sunday."
I wish I could donate, but I'm a poor as shit college student. Thanks for making these videos, they're really informative! Hopefully this lowly math major/comp sci minor can get a job at a department one day.
I love the class room type videos you have. I have learned so much from all of you're videos but i was wondering if you could help me here. I just got hired to work for a new security company who has 20 military housing contracts and often they respond to suicides and domestics and sometimes are there before PD. Can you give me any tips to help me kind of prep for LE so i am not getting in the way or make a bigger p roblem? Thank you.
+david laine make sure nobody does and Get ID's or names, dates of birth, address, phone numbers (so people can be ID'ed) of Everyone on scene. That's half the battle right there.
Do you have a video on how to interact better with the public when issuing verbal commands or handing out citations? I think I'm being respectful when I'm out in the field, yet on occasion I'll get a complaint.
+TheFalconLair Every once in awhile your are going to get a complaint. That is just the nature of the beast brother. Not a thing you can do about that.
Hey FFT. Can you please for the love of god and everything that is holy make like a ten minute video on how to keep your anger in check when dealing with an angry person or steps that have helped decrease anger in overall work and life? Signed, A security guard with extreme anger issues (I am trying to get less angry with little things) thank you a whole bunch man (you should have a callsign so we can stop calling you man or bro) Suggested Callsign for you: Chief
It's funny you say about the offenders making a tale. It reminds me of my CO days, where 99.9% of the inmate's didn't do a damn thing! They were just all in the wrong place at the wrong time.
+MisterCool I spent a month pretending to be a electrical worker on midnights to try and catch car burgers. It didn't work because everyone in the neighborhood thought I was the car burglar and kept screaming at me and calling 911. It didn't work out too well. Lol
free field training But I don't want to sit around all day playing games and posing for calendars. I jest of course. No offense to firemen. That simple huh? I think I might be able to do that.
+The Red Duke Arminius If you are taking civil service tests to get an LE job then there is little left to do. You had better already have been studying for the drug test, be ready for the physical agility testing, and have your education and/or experience lined up. After all that... You could get in even better shape, make the academy easier on yourself.
Hey Officer i justed finished testing my new guns and they are amazing and my father is working on a Big Case but i cant tell it's a homicide that's how far i can get and question of the day have you ever fired your gun on duty
Well m'kay good to hear and another question do you think LA cops should always wear vests cuz it's pretty dangerous out here well i personally do and encourage my dad to do that just last month two cops got gunned down in Rampart
+sauer800 True that. There is no excuse in 2016 to not have a vest and to not wear it on the street. If you are answering calls for service wear a vest period.
So coincidental that I ran into this exact thing last night while on patrol and then I see this video haha I’m glad I handled it exactly like you said. Great content regardless of the age of the video!
+Bobby K That would depend on a great many variables. Thankfully, the vast majority of suicidal subjects I deal with come to my attention because they call 911 themselves.
I'd be the officer that starts pulling out gauze and telling the injured parties to put that on their wound. In essence taking their attention from each other, the. I'd separate them and get them in separate cars.
+TIM MAURICE - MAGICIAN / ILLUSIONIST Suspect management on these types of calls is next week's video brother. Don't give away all the super ninja secrets in advance. Lol
I just like to share what I have learned so far and see if others have any tips or "street advice" on the same topic. Books only teach so much, FTO will teach the street smarts.
Costs are an issue with making free open source o line instructional material. Luckily there is a place you can go to help with those costs: www.patreon.com/FreeFieldTraining
Thank You for Your Service and for sharing this Video Content and i'm a randomly picked target smear campaign individual and i'm not the only person being targeted on social media
Who needs to go to an actual police academy? All you need in order to learn everything there is to know about police work, is to watch this police expert's videos.....NOT!!! What a joke!!
+Ali Fara This is meant to be a primer for people who don't get the requisite field training to be able to apply what is taught at the police academy correctly. (I've met quite a few at work) and people who don't even get that (I've also run into a few who fell between the legal cracks) It is definitely not meant to be a replacement for academy classes.
I wish my my family got along I really don't know if I should call the police my dad destroyed the TV in anger because of me and my brother, I'm so scared but I'm even more scared with the fact he might be arrested.. I cannot go anywhere I'm stuck in this house my mum's in a hospital the rest of my family doesn't care about me the only one that does is my nana on my dad's side but she's more than 100 miles away
It seems to be calming down but since we're all stuck in this house with no form of distraction or entertainment he's going to go upstairs again cuz he has nothing to distract himself from his thoughts he will go upstairs and start this argument all over again
Haha but she didn't even want me fuck I just want somebody to condole with I have no friends but my dog and she can't help me if anything I have to protect her from the noise as there's a lot of shouting and she hides away when that happens
I'm even the one that started it... If I didn't get annoyed for forgetting my words this literally would of never happened I started the negative energy in the house
Excellent advice. A tip for new officers: if you possibly can, never ever go to a domestic on your own - domestics can be some of the most dangerous calls to attend. Always go with at least 1 other officer.
+Cen Blackwell Definitely brother.
Yep. That and traffic stops. One of our officers got shot in the head (he lived) during a T stop and after that, the department adopted a policy stating that all calls and traffic stops get a backup dispatched. It’s just the safest way to do things
@@freefieldtraining can you offer tips for dealing with mental break downs at least until another unit arrives to work out a plan?
@@brandonserr634first thing you should know. When you pull someone over you are required to read the person their Miranda Rights immediately before you ask for any form of identification. Second dealing with someone who has breakdowns during the stop and you don't have backup. Go sit in your car until back up arrives and try your best to deescalate the situation without violating their rights. If you don't know the law how can you effectively deescalate a situation without knowing basic civil rights.
Great advice man. I work security in a hospital and I'm amazed at how well relative positioning works in de-escalating a a tense situation. Keep up the good work.
+Old Fudu You're going to live next week then...
Thanks for your video, great tips. I was a security officer back in my home town (Hong Kong) mainly work on residential sites. One night, I and my partner got a domestic call, we went there and found two women screaming at each other with a little bit of "push and pull" on each other. Both I and my partner have never been trained to handle this kind of situation, so I made the mistake you mentioned in the video - I stand between both parties. I got some scratches from them when their argument went a bit more violent. We learn our lesson fast, and my partner step in to desperate one of the women while I continue to talk to the other. After some time these women claimed down and agreed to stop.
As an EMt who deals with a lot of EPDs this is very useful
+ImaginosStudios Excellent!
Thank you this! I've worked security for quite some time and just made it out of my FTO period with my LE agency. This information is great to have repeated and worded differently on a regular basis. Thanks and stay safe!
+David D. You do the same brother, I'm glad it helps.
Very good advice. Separating people like you described is the only way to do it. Try to keep your voice calm and low. People will talk. Talking is better than fighting.
Appreciate everything you're teaching keep it up! Senior in high school past the police civil service exam and physical exam just need to get the diploma lol!
+ExisTYT get on it!
Best of luck to you! Once you area at a precinct be sure to listen to the crusty veteran officers amigo. Have a mentor if practical/possible. They have a wealth of street knowledge that will more than likely save your life one day.
Where you at now?
Thanks for the tips! From what I learned so far in Conflict Resolution/ Business Communications is interacting with individuals. It seems that my teachers have not yet covered being a mediator within a conflict.
+Kungpow Check out dr Thompson's lectures on "verbal judo" very effective stuff.
Verbal Judo seems like a good skill to learn since it’ll be helpful to have in certain civilian professions if you ask me.
Love this video starting to get real life law enforcement training to start getting ahead when I go to the academy
Great video. I could've used this last week lol. Training for security officers in my area is almost nonexistent aside from firearms safety and going over state laws. These videos really help and I've shared them with my coworkers.
+Tad Trueman Share the shit out of them brother. That is what they are here for! Be safe out there.
Great stuff Mike! Much like traffic stops, these scenarios can sometimes turn deadly if not handled correctly.
+Eddie Leal thanks! But, who's Mike?
My sincere apologies man. I totaly confused you for Mike The Cop on UA-cam. : ) I have been bouncing around on UA-cam trying to learn all of this good knowledge you guys are putting out there.
+Eddie Leal Hey! I'm much prettier than him! Lol.
+Eddie Leal check out my "police training" Playlist. I think it might help.
lol! :) If you wouldn't mind what is your first name/go by?
I saw one of your videos which something you said in implanted in the back of my mind which I would not of think of. Your mentioned to recorded the information regarding your handcuff so if are unable to remove the handcuff off of the subject yes if you security or law enforcement. Good idea. I records the make/ model & serial # and if not my name engraved on my stuff.
I'm new to the Channel but I cannot wait to study criminal justice next year
+MM Made Ezehh Well welcome to the beginnings of the greatest shoe on earth brother!
free field training thank you!
This is a great topis. I wish private security compa ies would get training foe their guards/officer in this. A lot of times they are the first ones at a domestice at hotela or apartments. Neighbors call in a noise comaint, guard goes to apartment and instead of jist loud music it's a fight between spouses/domestic partners/whatever. And as many here know that can get real bad real fast.
I may be a german, but I think I still can learn tons of stuff from you for my Carreer in LE, you're doing a really great job!
+UraniumGlow I'm glad you like it brother! Don't forget to share!
I can’t tell you how many fights I have talked myself out of.
I can Count the number of use of force reports I have done on one hand
+Brandon_ 7.62x39 my numbers aren't that good, but I agree with the sentiment.
free field training well when you work in a Jail and can most of the time step back and regroup and have 6 officers backing you up, you don’t have to fight cause then they don’t want to.
+Brandon_ 7.62x39 working smarter not harder, that's the name of the game brother,
Helps answer a lot of the "what if" questions
+Zeke B. Thanks
Great video, very interesting. Keep up the good work.
Glad you like it!
hey,love the Vida. I would like to suggest that getting better sound through better equipment won't get you as far as putting up some acoustic treatment.
stay safe and thanks for the content.
+Don Smith Sound has been a problem both in and out of the garage but the point is well taken. I need to find some carpet remnants.
Training is different than educating. Generally, training means teaching police officers to react to a given situation in the field. Education involves developing the mental and moral tools police officers should possess to build strong relationships with the community. It will teach police officers to think about their response to various problems based on vast amounts of knowledge and then take thoughtful action to resolve a problem.
What they need is educating them on our Constitutional rights. Police officers enter their profession by taking an oath to the U.S. Constitution. So why is there no concerted effort to make police constitutionally literate? Just think about how much better the police-community relations would be if police were constitutionally literate.
Constitutional literacy entails knowing the Constitution sufficiently well enough to invoke it properly. Those who take an oath to the Constitution have the responsibility to know its contents and interpretations of it, such as court decisions that are professionally relevant. There's a lot of men and women that have a career in policing without ever even reading the Constitution. So how sincere is one's oath to the Constitution if one hasn't read it or doesn't understand it?
First of all, police academies should replace the standard five to six months of training with a two-year curriculum. In addition to the necessary physical, firearms, and tactics training, recruits should take classes that you might typically find in an undergraduate program - from criminal and constitutional law to sociology, psychology, and conflict resolution. A clear understanding of the nature of the society they will serve, and all its complexities are fundamental to any member of a service profession.
By doing a simple search on UA-cam and watching a few videos of "First Amendment Audits" you can plainly see how ignorant most police officers are when it comes to our rights. So more education is needed, not just training. www.policechiefmagazine.org/education-offers-best-solution-for-police-misconduct/
great vids learning alot from them!
+whtmikeg30vanlife Glad they help, please share them!
I'm new to the law enforcement field, I'm about to start the academy with Chicago PD if I pass remaining 3 cmponents of hiring process. I enjoy your videos and it makes sense to me what you trying to share with the viewers even though I don't have refrence point as of now😉😉😉😉😉. Can't wait for more videos, keep them coming.
+scooter 86 Man, you are going to LOVE commuting to the CPD academy for PT in the morning! Lol. Glad you like the videos.
Very good video.
If you don't want echo, pin up some moving blankets around the walls. It really helps.
I'm afraid it is the roof of the garage that is the issue.
@@freefieldtraining Sucks! The only thing I know of to combat that is OC 703 insulation or Rockwool Safe n' Sound between rafters. This video shows a guy doing just that ( ua-cam.com/video/3XN18oSo6xQ/v-deo.html ). What kind of mic are you using? A lavalier mic might be best. I can link some videos that might help if you want me to. I hope some of this helps!
I'm not sure what this video was shot with. It is pretty old so it may be the old port nt and shoot coolpix camera. I have a shotgun mic now that seems to do a bit better. The Lapierre mic made the echo 10x worse as it was picking up the ceiling.
Great video. Good refresh.
Verbal Judo is an awesome thing 😎
+Deputy_Tatum Gerbal voodoo comming up in two weeks. Next week, suspect management in a house/on domestics.
I prefer verbal Jiu Jitsu
+Do I Even Lift verbal karate not so useful.
Deputy_Tatum I said Jiu jitsu not Jim Mitsubishi
just found your channel through another channel and I gotta say, I love it so far. One thing I'd like to see is interviewing victims of sexual assault, what's the best way to go about that with the right amount of tact and compassion etc etc. IF you can do that. I understand how that may be a bit sensitive but give it a think! :)
+JohnnyTwoStep89 I'll check into that. Sex assault cases don't ever get easy to handle.
free field training. never are! in Minnesota I believe they classify all sex assault as sexual battery. the reason I ask is that I'm currently a cadet in our academy and we maybe spent like a day on it in our interview and interrogation class.
+JohnnyTwoStep89 There really aren't any magic tricks for it. I'll think on making a video.
Great Video Content and Helpful information
How would you go about this if in the even those individuals are intoxicated bc that’s what I as a security officer and others in my dpt deal w
Very informative video !!! Way to go Sir..
+Harmandeep Singh thanks!
thanks to you sir for making these amazing series of Police video. #Respect
maybe touch on security guard issue,s .......what leo,s need from them and appiceate
+whtmikeg30vanlife That's a really good idea, though it will probably vary depending on area and officer.
What would you do if you arrive on scene on your own, and don't have a partner to help separate the two?
How would you go about separating them, or at the least, holding their focus so they don't go back to screaming at each other when one is explaining their side of the story?
+Fragdog Media Sometimes life gives you lemons and you just have to eat them because there is no sugar and you are starving. I do the best I can to get them to take turns and keep their focus on me. I try to do the one whole story at a time method. "Ok, I'll talk to you after I hear what she has to say. Don't interrupt and then I will let you say whatever you want without her interrupting. I really want to get both of your sides so we can work out this issue like adults." When one try to interrupt I just say, "I can't understand either of you when you are doing this. Ill listen exclusively to you when she is done". Again the key is being the neutral third party that is bringing order and wants to help. Kind of like dealing with children who have had a fight.
Helpful lesson once again.👍
+Vershun Hawkins Glad you liked it brother!
Here is a 29 Feb 2016 excerpt from the Virginia Officers death.
"A police department in a Washington suburb is mourning an officer who was killed during her first day on the job.
Ashley Guindon, 28, of the Prince William County Police Department was fatally shot Saturday in Woodbridge, Virginia, while answering a domestic call in which two other officers were wounded and the suspect's wife was killed, county police Chief Steve Hudson said at a news conference on Sunday."
I wish I could donate, but I'm a poor as shit college student. Thanks for making these videos, they're really informative! Hopefully this lowly math major/comp sci minor can get a job at a department one day.
Don't worry about donating dude. Just share the videos! Don't worry dude you'll get there one day.
Stop sipping air from that cup!
I am 12 years old in 7th grade and I want to pursue my career in law enforcement any tips sir?
+Lyteffus At your age it is easy. Stay in school and out of trouble. Though that is good advice no matter what you want to do in life.
Start exercising now. You'll be more fit than the people that started late in life
I love the class room type videos you have. I have learned so much from all of you're videos but i was wondering if you could help me here. I just got hired to work for a new security company who has 20 military housing contracts and often they respond to suicides and domestics and sometimes are there before PD. Can you give me any tips to help me kind of prep for LE so i am not getting in the way or make a bigger p
roblem? Thank you.
+david laine make sure nobody does and Get ID's or names, dates of birth, address, phone numbers (so people can be ID'ed) of Everyone on scene. That's half the battle right there.
Do you have a video on how to interact better with the public when issuing verbal commands or handing out citations? I think I'm being respectful when I'm out in the field, yet on occasion I'll get a complaint.
+TheFalconLair Every once in awhile your are going to get a complaint. That is just the nature of the beast brother. Not a thing you can do about that.
Copy that, thanks :)
Hey FFT. Can you please for the love of god and everything that is holy make like a ten minute video on how to keep your anger in check when dealing with an angry person or steps that have helped decrease anger in overall work and life? Signed, A security guard with extreme anger issues (I am trying to get less angry with little things) thank you a whole bunch man (you should have a callsign so we can stop calling you man or bro) Suggested Callsign for you: Chief
+David DeBergh I'll give it a crack for sure. I'm certainly not the "chief", lol. The name is Tommy.
It's funny you say about the offenders making a tale. It reminds me of my CO days, where 99.9% of the inmate's didn't do a damn thing! They were just all in the wrong place at the wrong time.
+Christopher Harpster You see what had happen was...
gonna be doing some custom tumblers, have a PO box?
Hit me up on my email brother, I'd be happy to discuss. freefieldtraining@gmail.com
Have you done any undercover work? Please share your experiences, if you have?
+MisterCool I spent a month pretending to be a electrical worker on midnights to try and catch car burgers. It didn't work because everyone in the neighborhood thought I was the car burglar and kept screaming at me and calling 911. It didn't work out too well. Lol
Cool, thanks for sharing!
I think I'm gonna take my first, big step into the law enforcement world and take the civil service exam here soon. You got any tips for me?
+The Red Duke Arminius Yeah, be a fireman. Real talk though, there is no trick. Just take the test and keep your nose clean. That's it.
free field training But I don't want to sit around all day playing games and posing for calendars.
I jest of course. No offense to firemen. That simple huh? I think I might be able to do that.
+The Red Duke Arminius If you are taking civil service tests to get an LE job then there is little left to do. You had better already have been studying for the drug test, be ready for the physical agility testing, and have your education and/or experience lined up. After all that... You could get in even better shape, make the academy easier on yourself.
Hey Officer i justed finished testing my new guns and they are amazing and my father is working on a Big Case but i cant tell it's a homicide that's how far i can get and question of the day have you ever fired your gun on duty
+JordisWierd YLD Cool, glad your new stuff is working out. I can't talk about any specific incidents. It is just not smart for me to do so.
Well m'kay good to hear and another question do you think LA cops should always wear vests cuz it's pretty dangerous out here well i personally do and encourage my dad to do that just last month two cops got gunned down in Rampart
JordisWierd YLD I'll answer for him. yes they should wear their vests. every cop that has one should wear it. period.
Okay thanks both of you have a beautiful day/night
+sauer800 True that. There is no excuse in 2016 to not have a vest and to not wear it on the street. If you are answering calls for service wear a vest period.
So coincidental that I ran into this exact thing last night while on patrol and then I see this video haha I’m glad I handled it exactly like you said.
Great content regardless of the age of the video!
how would you handle a suicidal?
+Bobby K
That would depend on a great many variables. Thankfully, the vast majority of suicidal subjects I deal with come to my attention because they call 911 themselves.
free field training thanks for answering I appreciate it!! and keep up the good videos!
+Bobby K it is my pleasure brother!
I'd be the officer that starts pulling out gauze and telling the injured parties to put that on their wound. In essence taking their attention from each other, the. I'd separate them and get them in separate cars.
+AJ Calacci Most domestics aren't super violent affairs. Most are just two miles who were arguing over the remote control.
awesome video
+the vein slayer I'm happy you guys all like the format and info!
great refresher
+the vein slayer glad to help.
I takes more then that get more in depth
keep all suspects in view at least til partner arrives then keep him/her in view and watch the suspects hands..
+TIM MAURICE - MAGICIAN / ILLUSIONIST Suspect management on these types of calls is next week's video brother. Don't give away all the super ninja secrets in advance. Lol
DV is my top subject so far :) my bad
+TIM MAURICE - MAGICIAN / ILLUSIONIST not bad brother. It is great that you are learning so much. Keep them comments rolling in!
I just like to share what I have learned so far and see if others have any tips or "street advice" on the same topic. Books only teach so much, FTO will teach the street smarts.
+TIM MAURICE - MAGICIAN / ILLUSIONIST not bad brother. It is great that you are learning so much. Keep them comments rolling in!
This is the kind of thing security officers need haha they don’t teach us a thing!
Referee! 😂😂😂
good advice can't afford a working pen
Costs are an issue with making free open source o line instructional material. Luckily there is a place you can go to help with those costs: www.patreon.com/FreeFieldTraining
Thank You for Your Service and for sharing this Video Content and i'm a randomly picked target smear campaign individual and i'm not the only person being targeted on social media
oops someone needs to shave lmao
+2AverageJustins Hey, it's midnights. They're lucky I put pants on.
free field training lmfao Thank god
Copy that....i have been with co workers.......
+whtmikeg30vanlife Thanks man, you have no idea how much that helps.
OMG I am so in love with you 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Who needs to go to an actual police academy? All you need in order to learn everything there is to know about police work, is to watch this police expert's videos.....NOT!!! What a joke!!
+Ali Fara This is meant to be a primer for people who don't get the requisite field training to be able to apply what is taught at the police academy correctly. (I've met quite a few at work) and people who don't even get that (I've also run into a few who fell between the legal cracks) It is definitely not meant to be a replacement for academy classes.
I wish my my family got along I really don't know if I should call the police my dad destroyed the TV in anger because of me and my brother, I'm so scared but I'm even more scared with the fact he might be arrested.. I cannot go anywhere I'm stuck in this house my mum's in a hospital the rest of my family doesn't care about me the only one that does is my nana on my dad's side but she's more than 100 miles away
It seems to be calming down but since we're all stuck in this house with no form of distraction or entertainment he's going to go upstairs again cuz he has nothing to distract himself from his thoughts he will go upstairs and start this argument all over again
Since we're all depressed I don't even know if either or are going to take their life fuck I wish I was with my mum
Haha but she didn't even want me fuck I just want somebody to condole with I have no friends but my dog and she can't help me if anything I have to protect her from the noise as there's a lot of shouting and she hides away when that happens
Lmao now he's broken the TV he doesn't want us on our phones
I just want to leave this place
I'm even the one that started it... If I didn't get annoyed for forgetting my words this literally would of never happened I started the negative energy in the house