2:16 that siren is literally Watch Dogs siren but irl 😳 it’s weird because Watch Dogs is based in Chicago, but they use a Montreal siren. The Chicago PD use a completely different siren irl
@@capo9k It would’ve been more understanding if Ubisoft used the sirens they use in Chicago to fully immerse the player in the Chicago city. Don’t get me wrong I love these sirens, but it just sounds weird
That’s a ZTEP-103 siren made in Quebec, most agencies if not all use that siren in that province. As for other Canadian agencies, Hamilton uses the ZTEP, being the only agency outside of Quebec that uses the ZTEP.
The Japanese use it for a long time, for ambulance at least, I was genuinely supprise to hear it here in Quebec, British Columbia use it on some of there fire pick-up truck
@@RDS17Photographynot all agency well in my city Gatineau the dont and in my city sûreté du Québec either thats why everytime i go Montréal am looking for siren lol
More and more I hear of Arson. Arson's not new, but I also notice in several american forces they are using trained "arson dogs" to sniff out fire accelerants. This likely has little impact on naturallky caused wildfires but where there is a risk of arson, that's quite a different matter. Also I think it likely that arson dog surprise patrols could be organized to sniff out trouble before it actually catches fire, as it may be possible for such dogs to detyect accelerants without always having to enter premises that would require warrants. This looks good for many countries, and there is also a video from WQestern Australia which seems to depict a good opportunity for arson dogs. The wide bushland is saprsely inhabited and when a fire haopoens the damage and loss of life are not small!
2:16 that siren is literally Watch Dogs siren but irl 😳 it’s weird because Watch Dogs is based in Chicago, but they use a Montreal siren. The Chicago PD use a completely different siren irl
yeah always thought that was weird. ubisoft is a french company so maybe that has something to do with it
@@capo9k It would’ve been more understanding if Ubisoft used the sirens they use in Chicago to fully immerse the player in the Chicago city. Don’t get me wrong I love these sirens, but it just sounds weird
@@xrecon18 Same I also love these sirens and I liked the D&R (RDS 17) Siren that is from the GTA 5 Sheriff SUV which is used by Toronto Police
Because the game is made by Ubisoft Montreal but they somehow use the police siren from their city
Wow, Montreal utilise des sirènes vraiment unique et différents qu'en Ottawa!
Est-quill utilise la siren hi-low à Ottawa? C'était vue dans cette vidéo pendant 2:02
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On dit "qu'à Ottawa"
Cool compilation! Hopefully there’ll be one for the fire department!🔥
A City that KNOWS Winter!
Watch dogs police siren in real life
Was about to say :)
Watch Dog 2 is made by Ubisoft Montreal, that's why @@xrecon18
belle vidéo
You have beautiful police cars !!!
For everyone wondering the siren model or siren name, ZTEP-102
I'm sorry, but what model of siren is this?
Soundoff?
That Siren Sounds like in WATCH_DOGS
Does anyone else know if any other Canadian or north american cities use the hi low sirens seen at 2:02
That’s a ZTEP-103 siren made in Quebec, most agencies if not all use that siren in that province. As for other Canadian agencies, Hamilton uses the ZTEP, being the only agency outside of Quebec that uses the ZTEP.
The Japanese use it for a long time, for ambulance at least, I was genuinely supprise to hear it here in Quebec, British Columbia use it on some of there fire pick-up truck
@@RDS17Photographynot all agency well in my city Gatineau the dont and in my city sûreté du Québec either thats why everytime i go Montréal am looking for siren lol
A Hilo 2:01
Can someone tell me the type or model of siren they use?
ZTEP-102
1:59 what a creepy siren.
2:03
Which siren model is that?
Not sure of the name, but Sound pretty close to Japanese emergency vehicles
Hi lo
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so is there a protest tonight???
This is not France
More and more I hear of Arson. Arson's not new, but I also notice in several american forces they are using trained "arson dogs" to sniff out fire accelerants. This likely has little impact on naturallky caused wildfires but where there is a risk of arson, that's quite a different matter.
Also I think it likely that arson dog surprise patrols could be organized to sniff out trouble before it actually catches fire, as it may be possible for such dogs to detyect accelerants without always having to enter premises that would require warrants.
This looks good for many countries, and there is also a video from WQestern Australia which seems to depict a good opportunity for arson dogs. The wide bushland is saprsely inhabited and when a fire haopoens the damage and loss of life are not small!
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fuk mount royal has a lot of crime lmaoooo
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That's canada...
Canada mate