HI-LO SIREN | 5 x United States Secret Service + D.C. Metropolitan Police responding code 3

Police emergency at Columbia Heights in Washington D.C.
Cars 3053, 3043 and 3033 from MPDC Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia, and car 0296 and van 1722 from the USSS United States Secret Service responding with lights, sirens and horn. You can even hear some hi-lo sirens being used

[@anthonyg13emergencyvideos]

Great catches! Some interesting units from the secret service.

[@abelcompany1556]

It's a little weird in DC that we use code1 for light and siren. Just so you know 😀

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

really? I didn't know that, thank you!
Even though it's wrong, I guess I'll leave it with "code 3" as that's what most are familar with and interpret with lights and sirens. But I'll mark your comment to be at the very top, so people can read how it's actually done there

[@tamalrojo1102]

excellent captures although I don't understand what the movement is due to

[@bassooll69]

What was going on here? Nice catches tho man keep it up ✌️

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

I honestly have no idea what was going on
Thank's man!

[@bassooll69]

@@EnjoyFirefighting No problem I'm a huge fan!

[@johnarat9618]

Would the hi lo siren in the video be street legal in Germany? Just curious.

[@EthanTheGreatShorts]

Hello. As a civilian no. But, obviously for emergency services yes.

[@davidfreeman3083]

Wait was that actually responding to the shooting at an apartment complex?

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

I didn't hear anything about a shooting in that area during my stay