LAPD Responding Code 3 (Compilation 27)

Here you will see Los Angeles Police Department units responding code 3 to calls for service. Units featured consist of patrol units, traffic units, and supervisors.
All new videos, no reposts.
Recorded in Los Angeles, CA - September 2024

[@PremierAutoMan86]

6:17 anyone else catch that early 00s LAPD Yukon??? And at 6:48 a legendary CVPI.

[@AlonsoGallardo-of4yb]

the crown vic power 🤩☺

[@minibinwaredisposaldude5641]

3:14 funny how the other unit was like screw it

[@Remi763]

My favourite video

[@GRC6401]

Same here my friend!

[@Remi763]

@@GRC6401yea I would sit 14 minutes to watch LAPD more than BCAS

[@jimmyhabib6490]

Another LAPD compilation! Sitting back and enjoying it as always!😎

[@CHINAUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA-b5k]

VERY VERY COOL CAR AND VERY VERY VERY VERY COOL BLUE AND RED LIGHTS VERY COOL SHERIFFS❤❤❤

[@WayneKerr69420]

what

[@prestonm.64]

Nice old Yukon cameo at 6:16

[@Remi763]

I wonder why lapd doesn’t use push bars

[@GamingWithLenox]

Traffic units have them, no real reason to have then on regular patrol units

[@minibinwaredisposaldude5641]

@@GamingWithLenoxpitting pursuit cars

[@prestonm.64]

@@minibinwaredisposaldude5641traffic units with their push bumpers can handle that. Also not many safe areas to PIT in a crowded city; I would assume the push bumpers get more use in pushing disabled vehicles. I’m a fan of them on all cars myself though

[@elevenbravo2461]

An LAPD sergeant from Wilshire Division told me on a ride along last summer that all lapd vehicles assigned to patrol used to have push bars all the way up until the late 1980s and then people started to say that they “looked threatening” and “looked scary” and so on and so forth, so they took them off of all the regular patrol assigned vehicles and now only have them on traffic units.

[@officalcrdlmusic]

This video had 99 likes,I gave 1 like now it has 100 likes

[@joshuadominictoling5310]

Responding to protests, pursuits, bank robbery, or something.

[@DanielJimenez-b1i]

Schoen Cliff

[@vazdima3929]

6:48if I understand correctly the late 90s and early 2000s of the release

[@prestonm.64]

It’s a 06-09, so not that old, but still very cool and awesome