GREEN BERET Reacts to END OF WATCH | Beers and Breakdowns
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2022
- What is up everyone?! Welcome to another episode of Beers and Breakdowns, where a Green Beret/Former Cop drinks and talks too much! In this video we react to End of Watch.
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Hey Buck I am a police officer with 22 years on the job. This is the first time I have ever commented on something like this but I felt it needed to be done. Your articulation of what officers go through was spot on. With all the trash talk that is out there it’s nice to hear someone speak to the stress, challenges, and realities we face. Thank you for the support, your service, and entertainment you provide.
I had a call on Christmas Eve back in 2016...2month old non responsive. I happened to be down the street from the call when it came out. Did CPR on kid for what seemed like an hour until EMS arrived. The whole time the mom is screaming at me, yelling "why won't you save my baby" and hitting me in the back. Baby didn't make it...cleared the call, had 6 hours left in my shift and had to work the next day, 12 hrs....you don't get a break
Let me help you, as a 23 year veteran of the same Dept in the movie, the guys hunting criminals outside the normal radio calls were called "White elephant" hunters.
As a Marine Vet and a cop with Denver, I have been eager to hear your input on this Beers and Breakdowns. I've been a cop since 2019 and was on the job just before the riots and have been since. Downtown Denver is insane to be around and I 1000% avoid it at all costs when I'm not on shift.
This shit makes my Sunday, man. Every week just when I start thinking "ah fuck the weekends pretty much over" this pops up and I laugh my ass off for a while.
I'm Brazilian police officer and this movie and this whole review it's so freaking accurate that almost everything it's true even to a foreign police force. Stay safe guys! Nice content
Bro, as A 23 year cop, your breakdown was on point. Unless you’ve done it nobody else gets it! Down to the shit talking and briefings (roll call) to everything. 100% on point! Keep up the good shit!!
I live out side of Denver, it truly makes me upset that the department and the chaotic masses made us lose a person like you. Thank you for your service.
I love the rights i have, im a vet. This was wn amazing look into something I've become dissilusioned with. Most of the police in my area are happy go lucky dudes. Ive gotten hemmed up for filming a "protest" and they let me go after they realized i was just filming. Ill call bad dudes out and utilize my rights as i need to, but 99.99% of cops ain't trying to be an ass. Thank you brother, my buddy is a green beret now. He lat moved to army and is now walking your path you paved
I watched this video last night before I went into work. I’m a police officer, I work graveyards. I’m very glad that I train BJJ and kickboxing and have been for many years. Not gonna go into detail but I ended up in a fight for my life last night and that training and extra work I put in is the only reason I’m not much more severely injured or worse and didn’t have to use my service weapon. Still ended up with some bumps and bruises and a little road of recovery ahead of me but I’m just thankful to be holding my daughter right now. Keep up the good work man.
Buck, you nailed it brother on this movie. I was on LAPD for 30 years and worked the same area (Newton Division) depicted in this movie. When you talked about the female screaming into the radio, it's something you never forget and you can't run fast enough or drive fast enough to get there. People don't understand the bond between cops. Even if I didn't like another cop, if he called for backup or help it was on. The smell of burning brake pads after going code 6. I appreciate your words because you know what being on the job is about. My Academy classmate had been at Denver for 5 years before joining our Department. At Denver PD, he was in a shooting and killed a suspect who tried to stab him with a knife. He did over 25 years with Los Angeles and he was the real deal. Thank you for trying to explain the difficulties of being a street cop in America.
This is definitely an old movie. The actors really date this flick. Being a former "SO" Officer. You nailed it again, with a movie that really depicted a normal work shift. Big Ups for stating the truth about how you are treated inside the wire. You hit the nail on the head, about good officers that may make a mistake, intentionally or unintentionally totally being railroaded by the department. I was thankful to be able to have a "SGT" that attempted to give me a heads up to avoid legal ramifications with certain "Use of Force" situations throughout my tour. This FNG Beers and Breakdowns episode really hit home. Thanks for sharing.
The stolen car story reminds me of a buddy of mine who got his stolen car back after the Highway Patrol found and returned it but it was still in the system as stolen. Two days later a local cop was running plates in a parking lot and had it towed when it came back stolen.
I've been retired three and a half years and I really appreciate the way this is explained. I miss it everyday I really do but it was time for me to retire. But it was perfectly explained thank you man thank you.
I could watch beers n breakdowns all day, quality entertainment !
Currently NOPD 17 years, full time SWAT for 12, this breakdown was spot on. Was at one point the funnest most rewarding times of my life. What ya say at the 23 minute mark is what people dont understand, and never will unless they live it.
Buck, I’m watching this and just laughing and nodding my head in agreement. I’m retired 3 years after 30 years on the street in
Sean. As a 30 yr police officer, that was best review I have seen yet. I wish the general public would watch this.
I've never been an LEO, but I have been a paramedic for over 30 years. People don't understand who the things we see add up, until the dam breaks and we leave the protective services for ever. Thank you for talking about this.