Man, the horn at 14:10 was the most “get out of the way” horn I’ve heard. Great video, love the variety of vehicle and how many old units are still hanging around.
Was gonna say, it sounds like there's two sirens / speakers, and one is slightly lower pitched than the other, causing that weird effect. It's really cool sounding, and probably somewhat effective.
Well you never know, earlier today I was passed by a 'ambulance service skateboard response paramedic' I'm not joking, I was walking through the local city centre and he sped past me with blue lights mounted on his helmet
What surprised me most was the bus at 9:03 which goes to show undercover vehicles don’t have limits. That’s one of the things I like about undercover vehicles is that they can range from a run of the mill cop car to a truck or in this case a bus
Here are my most interesting catches from this video: - 1:21 old model Tahoe. It reminds me of SWATs in the early centuries - 1:432:535:0111:1311:56 Crown Victorias nothing beats Crown Vics. The best police car ever made. I even have one ex-detective P7B - 3:155:46 Suburbans. It is interesting to see Suburbans amongst the police since they are usually driven by the federal agencies such as FBI, Marshals, Secret Service, etc - 7:24 old model Charger. Do i need to say anything about this street beast? Nice catches, mate
@@dylannjbuff sorry, i mean 'the early 21st century'. About narcotics vantwics, looks like you have an interest in them despite i don't really have. Are they actually used by gang units too? Because i've seen gang units drive an unmarked van beside unmarked cruisers twice
Man I’m so happy to see that police officers are still using crown vics it just gives me so many memories when I 5 to 6 years old seeing police use them in my town in Ohio but they sell them so that was pain to see them go away but good thing I still see some Ohio sheriff use them still And my god how many people in your town have loud custom cars They do look nice tho
It's amazing how much of their equpiment they recycle. You can tell by the siren tones on the newer cars. They use all federal signal now and some of those tones are not feg.sig.🤣 It's good because it saves the tax payer money but not good if you didn't do the upfit. Lol and trying to make old tech interface with the new stuff is HELL! Love this vid! 🔥
Another much brilliantly, well put, video/upload, Super Dylan! Also many aspirations, you had a wonderful day, when making this video, you will have my support forever, as the time prevails, I certainly hope it all pays off in the long run, as your channel continues to grow so rapidly, and also hoping that it continues to do so onwards near the future, posthaste that is, I also hope that my endless support to you brings much enthusiasm and much positive vibes as a package, that keeps your fathomless fortitude to continue to trump infinitely as always! It’s much well done all in all, I hope you keep well, and safe and have a amazing/wonderful and a blessed week, and onwards this new year (2023). :) 🍀🤞✊👍💯🙌
We've got cars like them here in the UK, but more British Versions. As a british person myself, you'll see plenty of local police, etc and unmarked (mainly armed police) responding in Manchester, Birmingham and London. They respond 24/7
I'm UK based as well, over here SUVs tend to be used by three types of unit, Roads policing units, roads crime units and armed response units, 4x4s tend to be used by specialist firearms units, wildlife crimes units and rural crimes units, marked vans, lorries pickups, 4x4s and SUVs are all used by marine units to transport boats!
@@dylannjbuff Where I'm from it's already starting to be uncommon to see 2007-2014 Tahoes in service. But, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Plus, the 2000-2006 Tahoe is the best generation IMO.
This was a best and worst of emergency vehicle lighting video... some very cool stuff mixed with hacked together equipment that wasnt good when it was first installed three vehicles ago.
It's interesting to see that quite a lot of the responses were caught at the same Wendy's junction. This must be an important crossroad of the city for all directions of traffic.
The Europeans are too conservative in using sirens and lights that make me worry about crash at intersection by not seeing or hearing emergency response vehicles are coming and in which direction. On the contrary, American sirens and lights are the best and they use them to their limits with excellent effect.
That unmarked Dodge Truck at 11:25 looks like the unmarked Police Truck that my hometown has, but it has Blue/White Light's in both the front & back of that vehicle.
All these LEDs are nice but it is important to use 3-watt elements whenever possible. As you can see in this video, the typical 1 watt LED gets washed out in sunlight.
The Connecticut State Police (CSP) are the only agency in the USA, Canada, Europe and anywhere in the modern world where the patrol fleet, their entire fleet, has no overt high visibility markings. The CSP has no specific identifiable license plate, striping, no anti-collision chevrons, no badging or graphics, no roof mounted warning lights that allow easy recognition and identification from a distance during any weather or ambient lighting condition. By marking their cruisers the CSP would have the affect of appearing more ubiquitous than they are. The CSP will say we have lights. The lights are at the discretion of the operator, the other vehicle markings mentioned is what is missing and should be required by legislative action if not department proactivity. A Mass state police study, the Feds, Arizona DPS and others have indicated the importance of vehicle markings for the officer and the public. - Discuss.
@@ZypherDesign The nomenclature should contain a state seal, the words State Trooper or State Police along with lettering and other identifiable markings. Just because police can identify police vehicles it does not mean everyone can.
IIRC I've seen pics of CSP units that were marked "STATE POLICE" on their lightbars (the pics showed full Whelan blue bars and single beacon with rear facing strobes)
@@ZypherDesign The rest of the world does it differently, the plates should have a state logo not be a passenger plate with certain characters only the police know. In addition the patrol car is missing all the other distinguishing marks of a publicly owned & operated vehicle. Its not 1980 anymore, if police recruitment is a problem then marking the cars will assist in making their appearance ubiquitous. Of course it will be harder to take the family skiing in vermont if the car is marked which is a benefit.
They do have over the top lights they can adjust to take them off making their vehicles a slicktop/unmarked car (i used to live in CT) also another reason why they aren’t marked is because they can take their vehicles home for personal use
How to recognize unmarked police vehicles: 1) USA brands - GM/Ford/Chysler/Dodge/Ram. Nearly all cities/states/fed do not allow purchase of foreign brand vehicles. 2) No license plate brackets. (No dealer brackets, sports teams etc.). No bumper stickers or magnets either. Not always, but good indicators: 3) Standard steel wheels, dog dish hub caps. 4) Emergency lights in grille/behind windscreen or rear window/on mirror/license plate. 5) Search light(s) on A-pillar.
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Man, the horn at 14:10 was the most “get out of the way” horn I’ve heard. Great video, love the variety of vehicle and how many old units are still hanging around.
Was gonna say, it sounds like there's two sirens / speakers, and one is slightly lower pitched than the other, causing that weird effect. It's really cool sounding, and probably somewhat effective.
@@mrnorthwestohiodude7758 ama 92q
It's a SoundOff nERGY dual horn
No most “get out of the way” horn was at 9:43
At 1:21 I thought the scooter was the unmarked vehicle at first. LOL
Well you never know, earlier today I was passed by a 'ambulance service skateboard response paramedic' I'm not joking, I was walking through the local city centre and he sped past me with blue lights mounted on his helmet
What surprised me most was the bus at 9:03 which goes to show undercover vehicles don’t have limits. That’s one of the things I like about undercover vehicles is that they can range from a run of the mill cop car to a truck or in this case a bus
yessir you got that right, paterson got a variety of unmarked units
So terrible cause imagine going through a bad intersection. No side lights or top lights it’s terrible
That white Tahoe sure gets around
Ikr same with new Explorer
White Tahoes are probably some of the best undercover cars when it comes to fashion.
I was thinkin the same lol
What one
He goes to almost every call past the same area
Here are my most interesting catches from this video:
- 1:21 old model Tahoe. It reminds me of SWATs in the early centuries
- 1:43 2:53 5:01 11:13 11:56 Crown Victorias nothing beats Crown Vics. The best police car ever made. I even have one ex-detective P7B
- 3:15 5:46 Suburbans. It is interesting to see Suburbans amongst the police since they are usually driven by the federal agencies such as FBI, Marshals, Secret Service, etc
- 7:24 old model Charger. Do i need to say anything about this street beast?
Nice catches, mate
yessir thanks so much and i couldn't agree more on what you said!!
BUT, you forgot about the narcotics van at 7:56
@@dylannjbuff sorry, i mean 'the early 21st century'. About narcotics vantwics, looks like you have an interest in them despite i don't really have. Are they actually used by gang units too? Because i've seen gang units drive an unmarked van beside unmarked cruisers twice
@@mrtiesthatbind yea they usually respond to certain high priority calls
the US Marshall i met was driving an old school Chevy Pickup
2:33
Bro was having to much fun with the sirens
yessir lol
Man I’m so happy to see that police officers are still using crown vics it just gives me so many memories when I 5 to 6 years old seeing police use them in my town in Ohio but they sell them so that was pain to see them go away but good thing I still see some Ohio sheriff use them still
And my god how many people in your town have loud custom cars They do look nice tho
yea we still have a bunch of crown vic's left in service, not too long ago one of em was involved in an mva
@@dylannjbuff Dang how bad was the crash?
@@MaverickOnUA-cam1 pretty bad
we still have a few crown vics, mostly Parole officers and detectives cars, most patrol vehicles now are explorers
Locally all the crown Vic’s are gone, Except one lives on. It was actually “featured” on a police audit channel ironically.
9:02 That siren sounds as heavy as the vehicle is lol
lol
1:42 that sounds kinda funky
yea it's a warble/powercall siren
2:32 is hè playin with his buttons 😂😂
I swear I thought the guy in the scooter was a police officer at first🤣🤣🤣
Me too🤣🤣🤣
9:10 A unmarked shuttle bus? Damn! Nice video!
thanks!
that e-series bus was really neat, and not to mention that cool retro siren it has too! some other interesting units too, all around great catches!
thanks so much bro!
@@dylannjbuff No problem, glad you appreciate it!
@@Truckerboy1234 lmk on any questions you have on ppd!
@@Truckerboy1234 what was that white van thing? Love the vintage siren too.
@@THEFINALHAZARD no idea what it could have been. Some sort of suspect transport or command thing or something perhaps?
I've never seen so many lowered cars in 1 video. I also love the sirens!
8:06 Tactical Unit? Absolutely love the compilation!!
i'm pretty sure that's our narcotics van.
It's amazing how much of their equpiment they recycle. You can tell by the siren tones on the newer cars. They use all federal signal now and some of those tones are not feg.sig.🤣 It's good because it saves the tax payer money but not good if you didn't do the upfit. Lol and trying to make old tech interface with the new stuff is HELL! Love this vid! 🔥
yessirr
1:10 the people sitting in the back of the Expedition tells me it's either SWAT or FBI
yea i thought it was fbi or some type of secret service
Ey that Ford F-150 in the beginning was busing lol it was all like "move sob get out my way lol".
5:58 you see the person in the backseat with a tv camera!
yep they were filming live patrol
1:07 This was definitely the most interesting UC Vehicle I've seen, They Should Definitely get more 4Runners For Police Vehicles!
i agree
2:36 love that sound
yes me too
Another much brilliantly, well put, video/upload, Super Dylan! Also many aspirations, you had a wonderful day, when making this video, you will have my support forever, as the time prevails, I certainly hope it all pays off in the long run, as your channel continues to grow so rapidly, and also hoping that it continues to do so onwards near the future, posthaste that is, I also hope that my endless support to you brings much enthusiasm and much positive vibes as a package, that keeps your fathomless fortitude to continue to trump infinitely as always! It’s much well done all in all, I hope you keep well, and safe and have a amazing/wonderful and a blessed week, and onwards this new year (2023). :)
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thanks so much super ash!! same to you!
From 2:04 to 2:29 that Burgundy Lexus IS was very impatient, he barely yield to the police car coming.
Sweet compilation! Love that Silver Charger.
thanks man, me too!
We've got cars like them here in the UK, but more British Versions. As a british person myself, you'll see plenty of local police, etc and unmarked (mainly armed police) responding in Manchester, Birmingham and London. They respond 24/7
i better go out there to get me some catches lol
@@dylannjbuff lol
yes you should mate!
I'm UK based as well, over here SUVs tend to be used by three types of unit, Roads policing units, roads crime units and armed response units, 4x4s tend to be used by specialist firearms units, wildlife crimes units and rural crimes units, marked vans, lorries pickups, 4x4s and SUVs are all used by marine units to transport boats!
@@trainsatlondonpaddington9076 with armed police in the UK, do they patrol as well or do they mostly get called to special situations?
Ran the plate on the Tahoe at 1:24 and it's a 2003. Crazy that they have a 20-year-old vehicle still in service.
yes they still use their older cars but currently we're getting new ones
@@dylannjbuff Where I'm from it's already starting to be uncommon to see 2007-2014 Tahoes in service. But, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Plus, the 2000-2006 Tahoe is the best generation IMO.
just curious how do you run plates?
@@mmcgarity bro is this legal?
@@anthonyg13emergencyvideos Yes, it's all public information. There are many websites that do the same thing, but FaxVin is my favorite.
9:02 I love all the nice undercover cars, but goddamn can we appreciate the girl in the shorts. What a body.
lmao
14:08 - 14:23 has to be one of my favorite sirens, the Taurus sounds like it has two sirens, which I really like
yessir, that's called a dual siren tone
That 2006 Dodge Durango police car was so cool I've seen everything now
ikr
TBH, the unmarked Ford Police Interceptors (both the Sedan and the Utility) are my favorite!
Awesome video!!! I like the Crown Vic with the powercall!
yessir thanks!! that’s one of my favorites!
This was a best and worst of emergency vehicle lighting video... some very cool stuff mixed with hacked together equipment that wasnt good when it was first installed three vehicles ago.
It's interesting to see that quite a lot of the responses were caught at the same Wendy's junction. This must be an important crossroad of the city for all directions of traffic.
yea, right down the street from the wendy's is the paterosn police headquarters, so units responding from/to there will pass the wendy's
Your flashers and sirens are just so much cooler than here in Germany. I like especially the sirens when the policemen come to big intersections.
The Europeans are too conservative in using sirens and lights that make me worry about crash at intersection by not seeing or hearing emergency response vehicles are coming and in which direction. On the contrary, American sirens and lights are the best and they use them to their limits with excellent effect.
Nice compilation! Good to see Crown Vics in service😍
yessirrr thanks!!!
That unmarked Dodge Truck at 11:25 looks like the unmarked Police Truck that my hometown has, but it has Blue/White Light's in both the front & back of that vehicle.
1:20- for a second there I thought the scooter was a police officer 😂
Bro was like this is a race car
5:02 "It was perfect... perfect..... everything down to it's last minute details"
damn right
Amazing catches
thanks
2:39 that siren is amazing
yessirrr
Nice catches man keep up the good work I will probs go to sleep AFTER I sub it 12:30am
thanks bro!!
wow, what could be better than crown Victoria combined with powercall 1:41
i know right
1:27 Booth's Car from the early seasons of Bones
Awesome vid, I love that suburban at 1:27
thanks!!
Epic siren usage
yessirr
All these LEDs are nice but it is important to use 3-watt elements whenever possible. As you can see in this video, the typical 1 watt LED gets washed out in sunlight.
Love the unmark expedition
Them crown vics though.❤
Nice video!!
Thanks!
Strange to see footage of myself😮 now im home fighting (losing) to cancer. Blessings yall.
dang man i hope and pray that you get through this fight with cancer. stay strong and stay safe! you got this!
Superb catches
thanks
I really liked the unmarked bus as it was unique.
same, one of my best catches of the year
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Awesome Catches
thanks
Dude must camp out on that corner
9:10 Man the last thing you would expect to be a cop is a freaking campervan 💀💀💀
I wonder what some of these units are, regular patrol, detective?, maybe gang unit/task force? Who knows, very cool fleet tho
some are detectives, unmarked patrol units and pretty much everything u said
Question: what was the bus for?
Also nice video!
no clue, thanks!
probaly prison transport and swat transport.
How many times did u see the *"Department of Health"* sign and building
Me - Yes!
lol
9:09 great catch what do they use that bus for? RIOT and swat?
i have no clue what that bus is for, thanks
I love have you stick your camera on moving car good job mate
thanks!
I like that white explorer. I wonder what unit that attached to?
white explorer is one of our newer unmarked units
5:56 they were filming an episode of Live PD!!!!
yep
comment which unmarked unit was ur favorite!
Sick!!!
thanks!!
Awesome catches! What's that bus at 9:03 used for?
thanks! i have no clue
Sometimes undercover can trick it
Nice!
thanks bro!
at 5:55 that was on a episode of COPS : and u can see the camera in the back
@Thecarkid 11 ok well I'm from Australia so its all the same
1:21 - Clearly that Scooter ain't stock, they cant keep up in this pursuit
😂
1:48 was a detective car
tuff
Nice
thanks
0:41 siren name?
idk
The black crown victoria sounds lime the 2018 ecto 1
That White Crown Vic is mine. Bought it at a police auction 🚓 Woop Woop, get outta my way!!
lmaoo
The pick up truck.
nice
That white CVPI😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 amazing video
thanks!
The Connecticut State Police (CSP) are the only agency in the USA, Canada, Europe and anywhere in the modern world where the patrol fleet, their entire fleet, has no overt high visibility markings. The CSP has no specific identifiable license plate, striping, no anti-collision chevrons, no badging or graphics, no roof mounted warning lights that allow easy recognition and identification from a distance during any weather or ambient lighting condition. By marking their cruisers the CSP would have the affect of appearing more ubiquitous than they are. The CSP will say we have lights. The lights are at the discretion of the operator, the other vehicle markings mentioned is what is missing and should be required by legislative action if not department proactivity. A Mass state police study, the Feds, Arizona DPS and others have indicated the importance of vehicle markings for the officer and the public. - Discuss.
@@ZypherDesign The nomenclature should contain a state seal, the words State Trooper or State Police along with lettering and other identifiable markings. Just because police can identify police vehicles it does not mean everyone can.
IIRC I've seen pics of CSP units that were marked "STATE POLICE" on their lightbars (the pics showed full Whelan blue bars and single beacon with rear facing strobes)
@@ZypherDesign The rest of the world does it differently, the plates should have a state logo not be a passenger plate with certain characters only the police know. In addition the patrol car is missing all the other distinguishing marks of a publicly owned & operated vehicle. Its not 1980 anymore, if police recruitment is a problem then marking the cars will assist in making their appearance ubiquitous. Of course it will be harder to take the family skiing in vermont if the car is marked which is a benefit.
They do have over the top lights they can adjust to take them off making their vehicles a slicktop/unmarked car (i used to live in CT) also another reason why they aren’t marked is because they can take their vehicles home for personal use
"discuss" blud think he hosting a podcast 🤣
Nice!!!
thanks so much!
@@dylannjbuff No problem!
How to recognize unmarked police vehicles:
1) USA brands - GM/Ford/Chysler/Dodge/Ram. Nearly all cities/states/fed do not allow purchase of foreign brand vehicles.
2) No license plate brackets. (No dealer brackets, sports teams etc.). No bumper stickers or magnets either.
Not always, but good indicators:
3) Standard steel wheels, dog dish hub caps.
4) Emergency lights in grille/behind windscreen or rear window/on mirror/license plate.
5) Search light(s) on A-pillar.
NYPD has unamarked non American vehicles
@@Anthony3k Correct. Hence the "nearly".
Such as the Nissan Altima.
0:42 what type of siren is that.? horn sounds weird...
no clue
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unmarked but still light up like a christmas tree. A bit different and more than to what we have here in Germany.
What's the siren for 1:25
idk prolly a PA300 variant
Unmarked Tahoe I like 👍
me too
In 5:58, in the back seat you can see someone Recording. I think it for the Cop Show.
yea
5:58 STRAPPED
1:21 is he chasing the scooter🤣
no lol
That white elder transport bus made me laugh, how embarrassing
ok
BRO at 2:22 how much grille lights does he need
0:41 What siren is this?
idk, prolly a variant of the PA300
فورد كراون فكتوريا من اقوى السيارات تستخدمها الشرطه ولا زالت في بعض الاحيان
you got that right!!
7:57 Ohhhhh Wow! 😮9:10 Damn, Really? 😯
I like detectives and unmarked cars
me too
2:22 what siren was the explorer using?
Code 3 xcel siren
@@dylannjbuff do you have any videos which include those sirens? having a hard time finding one
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9:01, what is that siren
no clue
Some of these definitely sound like they are unmarked, fire chief buggies
the van was crime sence van wasn't it at the 3:09 and the car damn that is nice
i had a stroke reading that