As a retired police officer having served 33 years. These videos are great for the public to see what the police have to deal with. Great work Archie and keep it up. 👏👏👏
@@shire_boy1 you would be quite surprised. There’s lots of different roles in the Police Service for a Police Officer and you have no idea what mine was. Quick question for you. Why bother watching this video if you are obviously anti-police??
Hi SJ thank you for your service of 33 years very long time. In fact when you were in the police for 4 years thats when i was born. Also in my opinion you should start a youtube channel about policing just the way ben pearson has done after retiring from police working there 19 years.
I'm a serving officer in a different force, I second your view on driving. The driving standards generally speaking are incredible, especially the advanced or "RT" drivers. I worked with one just a few days ago in the same vehicle, but a marked one, a hybrid X5. The way that they fling such a large vehicle into corners (even in the wet weather that we had) and keep full control is incredible. As for the pursuit part, the comms are second nature, the main part that's important is the operator, or driver, remaining calm and composed on the INTOP pursuit channel so that the controller sat in the force control room doesn't decide to terminate the pursuit near enough from the off. I've been in a few pursuits myself and heard them regularly on said pursuit channel, and half the time the person doing the commentary sounds uninterested or as if they can't be bothered, with a dull monotone voice, the reality is they are very interested but the moment a controller detects some excitement in an operator or driver's voice during a pursuit they start to think it might become too high risk as they perceive the pursuing officers to be getting "Excited" which leads to tunnel vision and the well known "Red mist" effect, which clouds judgement and ultimately means the officers could continue pursuing a vehicle when the risk is very high and they should be terminating it. A dull and boring voice with good constant communication and updates, along with advice from a TACAD, is ultimately exactly what is required.
Watched it twice now, what a insane video. I can’t get over all that has happened. Just so scary and glad no one was hurt. These videos are the best and cannot wait for the next one!!
What’s so insane about the video?😂 literally just him pointing the camera at his face half the time while doing commentary and the officers face the others half, no live action of anything, just watch traffic cops mate you’ll enjoy that properly
Having done my advanced driving test recently and having to do a commentary while driving at normal speeds , I have a massive respect for any andvanced police driver who have to give a running commentary while driving at speed and navigating. It's massively taxing on the concentration. They do great job. Loved the video.
"all police" not all i'm afraid. I'm serving in a different force and driver training is ONLY standard and offered as part of the initial foundation training course in a very SELECT number of police forces across the country. In the force i'm in the average wait for a STANDARD response course (just meaning you can make progress and utilise exemptions) is around 7 years. Most officers with IPP have got 7-10 years in and most advanced drivers have 10-15 years in the job if not more.
Great video Archie. People seem to think they can out run the Police. It’s really not worth trying, it usually ends badly for the vehicle being pursued. A friend of mine who was a Police officer wisely said “you can’t outrun the radio. More Police will be waiting for you further down the road” which is very true.
Great video Archie, I agree with you about those trained like Dan, however, not all seem to be trained to the same degree. I was in Cannock, Staffordshire a few years ago and saw, as I waited in a car with three other people to go right through the lights at a 3 way junction, when along comes a police car from our left (Hyundai Estate) and it smashed into bollards at the centre of the junction. If that wasn't enough, another police car (of the same make) came zooming up, and crashed into the back of the first police car. I don't think anyone was injured, but can you imagine them getting back to the station and reporting to the boss... On the beat you four, for three months!
In used to love night shifts when I was in the Irish police. All the exciting things happened on the night shifts. Do you spend the whole shift with them or just enough to do a video?
You can easily buy special boxes and pouches that shield the signals from being spread outside. TGE has promoted a brand of them. Keyless entry is daft I think but the manufactures keep putting it on cars so what can you do?
Brilliant work the best way to prevent it is to put your key in a tin box or something metal they started making these special key pockets you can put your key in the head and the signal won’t get out. 
Interesting one Archie. Dan your man said training and trained to a very high standard. 70 mph down that narrow street and 120 on the motorway just crazy and no respect. That word again respect or lack of it
Drink driving is a huge issue for me. Not just because of the person driving but more the danger they pose to totally innocent other road users. It’s incredibly selfish.
Any Airbag Deploy and the cop driver would've his chest crunched and walkie incrusted in his ribs. I don't know how they have to deal with being able to get out fast, drive with gear etc but I think maybe you already asked them ? Are them aware of the risk ?
This is what i do: Put keys in a metal tin can. Then put 3 thick metal pots for flowers turned bottom up over that tin can! Im not even kidding! You can never be to sure can you?? 😄 👍
Another fantastic video bud idiots like that should be on an island doing hard labour for years why don't you repay the police driver and take him in one of your cars on a track day and you drive him then let him have a go that would be good content for a video buddy
Catalyst converter thefts have been happening all week in Cranleigh Surrey by men in a silver subaru. Surrey police answer is to step up patrols.... IN THE DAY
This is great until they break into your home and then threaten you for the keys. Police encourage you to leave the keys where they can easily be seen so they don’t try to use force against you. All in all either way you cannot win. If they want your car they’ll take car. Security posts if you don’t have a garage are the best deterrent.
There is an excuse for drink driving: memory loss Twatheads that go to the pub at 11pm - 1am are drunk, and when they get out to go home they forget the rules of the road since the alcohol has filled their brain
Too much talking archie more police action and talks from Dan would be nice regarding what u both said at the beginning and we see nothing regarding that 🤔
As a retired police officer having served 33 years. These videos are great for the public to see what the police have to deal with. Great work Archie and keep it up. 👏👏👏
@@shire_boy1 thank you very much. I’ve been called worse 😂
@@SimonJames-kk3bo and I bet you ain't been called much better either devoting your life to robbing and bullying the public you tyrant. 🤡💩🖕
@@shire_boy1 you would be quite surprised. There’s lots of different roles in the Police Service for a Police Officer and you have no idea what mine was.
Quick question for you. Why bother watching this video if you are obviously anti-police??
Hi SJ thank you for your service of 33 years very long time. In fact when you were in the police for 4 years thats when i was born. Also in my opinion you should start a youtube channel about policing just the way ben pearson has done after retiring from police working there 19 years.
@@ahtsham0 thank you very much for your kind words. There’s a thought UA-cam channel.
I'm a serving officer in a different force, I second your view on driving. The driving standards generally speaking are incredible, especially the advanced or "RT" drivers. I worked with one just a few days ago in the same vehicle, but a marked one, a hybrid X5. The way that they fling such a large vehicle into corners (even in the wet weather that we had) and keep full control is incredible.
As for the pursuit part, the comms are second nature, the main part that's important is the operator, or driver, remaining calm and composed on the INTOP pursuit channel so that the controller sat in the force control room doesn't decide to terminate the pursuit near enough from the off.
I've been in a few pursuits myself and heard them regularly on said pursuit channel, and half the time the person doing the commentary sounds uninterested or as if they can't be bothered, with a dull monotone voice, the reality is they are very interested but the moment a controller detects some excitement in an operator or driver's voice during a pursuit they start to think it might become too high risk as they perceive the pursuing officers to be getting "Excited" which leads to tunnel vision and the well known "Red mist" effect, which clouds judgement and ultimately means the officers could continue pursuing a vehicle when the risk is very high and they should be terminating it.
A dull and boring voice with good constant communication and updates, along with advice from a TACAD, is ultimately exactly what is required.
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@@northropgrumman788 🛎🔚
It's the computer in the car that keeps control !
@@Bond2025 To an extent, but the computer doesn't make the car do close to 100mph on roads that most of the public wouldn't do more than 40 on....
Watched it twice now, what a insane video. I can’t get over all that has happened. Just so scary and glad no one was hurt. These videos are the best and cannot wait for the next one!!
What’s so insane about the video?😂 literally just him pointing the camera at his face half the time while doing commentary and the officers face the others half, no live action of anything, just watch traffic cops mate you’ll enjoy that properly
mate all u could see was them driving on the motorway
Having done my advanced driving test recently and having to do a commentary while driving at normal speeds , I have a massive respect for any andvanced police driver who have to give a running commentary while driving at speed and navigating. It's massively taxing on the concentration. They do great job.
Loved the video.
Some people find it easier to concentrate when talking about what they are doing. Different strokes.
@@BaldMancTwat fax it's easier to concentrate when driving when someone does diffirent strokes on me
Love this POV.
Amazing to see behind the scenes of what police do
Thanks for sharing Archie and so glad that You are alright and feeling better after your Ironman episode!
❤️🙏❤️
Love these videos Archie! All police go through extensive training for their driving! Very very good drivers
"all police" not all i'm afraid. I'm serving in a different force and driver training is ONLY standard and offered as part of the initial foundation training course in a very SELECT number of police forces across the country. In the force i'm in the average wait for a STANDARD response course (just meaning you can make progress and utilise exemptions) is around 7 years.
Most officers with IPP have got 7-10 years in and most advanced drivers have 10-15 years in the job if not more.
Imagine you’re off your rocker running from police and there’s some posh pr*ck in high vis vlogging you 😭😭😭
Great video Archie. People seem to think they can out run the Police. It’s really not worth trying, it usually ends badly for the vehicle being pursued. A friend of mine who was a Police officer wisely said “you can’t outrun the radio. More Police will be waiting for you further down the road” which is very true.
Great video Archie, I agree with you about those trained like Dan, however, not all seem to be trained to the same degree. I was in Cannock, Staffordshire a few years ago and saw, as I waited in a car with three other people to go right through the lights at a 3 way junction, when along comes a police car from our left (Hyundai Estate) and it smashed into bollards at the centre of the junction. If that wasn't enough, another police car (of the same make) came zooming up, and crashed into the back of the first police car. I don't think anyone was injured, but can you imagine them getting back to the station and reporting to the boss... On the beat you four, for three months!
Archie wait until your in the police car actually in the pursuit! It is awesome! Great video!
The amount of times you've been with the police is insane. They should make u an honourary PC lol
Excellent thanks. Composure and focus. That’s key to chasing down wrong uns… 😀👍
In used to love night shifts when I was in the Irish police. All the exciting things happened on the night shifts. Do you spend the whole shift with them or just enough to do a video?
Hello Archie just watched your video on the police pursuit Night Shift excellent work keep bringing them👍
Brilliant Archie. Keep 'em comin' m8. Cheers, John.
You can easily buy special boxes and pouches that shield the signals from being spread outside. TGE has promoted a brand of them. Keyless entry is daft I think but the manufactures keep putting it on cars so what can you do?
That's the price for convenience I guess. Personally I cant stand keyless I prefer a physical key.
@Archie Hamilton Racing, can you please make a Playlist of all the police videos please mate?
Now we're talking Archie. I never liked watching your Chanel but this is good stuff
Brilliant work the best way to prevent it is to put your key in a tin box or something metal they started making these special key pockets you can put your key in the head and the signal won’t get out. 
Interesting one Archie. Dan your man said training and trained to a very high standard. 70 mph down that narrow street and 120 on the motorway just crazy and no respect. That word again respect or lack of it
Well done Dan!!
Love your police vids and watched them all the night before this
Was the chase cut out? I just see the officer speeding on the motorway?
Love these series with the police
Lucky there was no one walking about and I agree all emergency services don't get enough credit .
Great video mate
why alarms blaring empty roads after 11 grr
Drink driving is a huge issue for me. Not just because of the person driving but more the danger they pose to totally innocent other road users. It’s incredibly selfish.
very very good archie, enjoyed that!
Any Airbag Deploy and the cop driver would've his chest crunched and walkie incrusted in his ribs. I don't know how they have to deal with being able to get out fast, drive with gear etc but I think maybe you already asked them ? Are them aware of the risk ?
can't wait for another police video in the future.
Why don’t you become a special constable ?
Court and a ban for 125 mph. Should lock them up and throw away the keys.
Lol, I having a laugh. They don’t even throw the key away if you commit murder lmao.
Paha 🤣 get lost u snow flake
This is what i do: Put keys in a metal tin can. Then put 3 thick metal pots for flowers turned bottom up over that tin can! Im not even kidding! You can never be to sure can you?? 😄 👍
just buy a bag for them mate that’s a lot of effort to just put ur keys away
For A Second I Thought You Got Chased By The Police😳
Another fantastic video bud idiots like that should be on an island doing hard labour for years why don't you repay the police driver and take him in one of your cars on a track day and you drive him then let him have a go that would be good content for a video buddy
Catalyst converter thefts have been happening all week in Cranleigh Surrey by men in a silver subaru. Surrey police answer is to step up patrols.... IN THE DAY
You weren’t in the pursuit mate
Keep up the amazing vidz
This is great until they break into your home and then threaten you for the keys. Police encourage you to leave the keys where they can easily be seen so they don’t try to use force against you. All in all either way you cannot win. If they want your car they’ll take car. Security posts if you don’t have a garage are the best deterrent.
A very important message when out with emergency services, never, ever say the Q word!
How did you get to do this??
because he’s helping the police raise awareness in an interesting way
There is an excuse for drink driving: memory loss
Twatheads that go to the pub at 11pm - 1am are drunk, and when they get out to go home they forget the rules of the road since the alcohol has filled their brain
You can put your keys in the microwave. Very good at blocking the transmission...just don't forget to take 'em out before you cook your dinner!
Am gonna' subscribe
my friend died from DUI crash
Lucky there was nobody on the pavement 🫣 people who break these types of laws should face a lifetime ban
Yeah
Yeahhhh
Its no Police Interceptors
Make a pretty good TV show to be fair.
So cool but horrific
You forgot to say yer lol💯💯💯💯💯💯👊👊
Lmao
Stay epic
grass
We shouldnt have to spend extra money to stop thefts car manufactures should be fined for putting weak security in work vans and personal cars
Walton road Woking 100%
Too much talking archie more police action and talks from Dan would be nice regarding what u both said at the beginning and we see nothing regarding that 🤔
become a copper
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I heard about that in crime eatch Road show there is a way too do it just watch the show and watch it