Canadian Pacific Police Service - An International Police Force

The Canadian Pacific Police Service have been protecting Canada's oldest railway, as well as, North America's supply chain for 100 years by managing the safety interface between the public and the railway. The Canadian Pacific Police use internal and external resources that are available to them to ensure that the public supply chain is policed.
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[@pirate1012]

Police chief is originally from Northern Ireland

[@g.w.k.y6869]

I guess they took "international police force" seriously xD

[@NorthHoustonCityLimits]

What a top job especially if you can work in two countries and you like police work.

[@k.s.7104]

They have a decent presence in the Albany NY area around their large railyard in Selkirk. About 10 minutes outside of NYS Capital of Albany NY

[@markquiswest6607]

They got more authority over other police throughout the country!

[@robnewman6101]

Really Useful Police.

[@KibblesNbytes]

Scoping out the local catch out for a ride and youtube recommends this vid. Catch me if you can lmfao

[@beansrgood3542]

Hell Yea!!!

[@sparemebread6134]

They gave a ticket to some dude in Toronto, at some random station, A TTC STATION, it’s on video. If any of you are from Toronto you’d understand how random that is. Like I cannot fathom how confusing that is. It’s usually only TPS or TTC special constables, and occasionally TTC Fare inspectors. But CP Rail police? WHAT?

[@TheJayson07]

Does this mean they have jurisdiction in two countries ? Isn’t that unheard of?

[@michaelpatanella]

They have jurisdiction in both. All rail property and areas around the outside of properties as well. From Vancouver to Philadelphia

[@parkhanwoolMOOPYONAmom]

Not impossible. As an example if there is a crime against US citizen in a US ship FBI have jurisdiction even if it technically happened outside of US

[@michaelw9285]

the British Transport Police have jurisdiction in France, Belgium and the Netherlands as well as England, Wales and Scotland. Stuff to do with the Channel Tunnel through-trains that are operated by Eurostar necessitated it (for instance someone committing an offence on a moving train in London could be arrested in Paris by a BTP officer). It's not happened much since 1994 but it could in theory. The traverse of that is also possible with the French national police (and the other nations that are part of the treaties) able to exercise powers in the UK,

[@grammar_shark]

They have a different arrangement and different officers on each side of the border, but a combined command structure.

[@chownful]

Very well produced and shot video.

[@natspublicfilmingrights6990]

Do they have the right too cross the border if a If a suspect goes through the US border and they’re trying to chase them

[@mpjopatv401]

No it can only be continued by US agencies

[@em68855]

The answer is that Canadian Pacific can, but not Canadian officers. Their American based agents can continue the chase on the other side as Canadian officers cannot enforce US laws

[@HarleyRider-th7kv]

Why are they using flashlights during the daytime? Must be a Canadian thing eh?

[@johnblair8146]

There are dark areas underneath rail cars and the areas between the hoppers on hopper cars are particularly large and dark.

[@heidiracloz4280]

I work for the APD out of the 30th street station (Amtrak's station in Philly) and never heard of this agency being anywhere in Philly.

[@CAMAROFAN45]

Heidi Racloz they are not around much in Canada either

[@rickgovek2715]

awesome

[@Richie858]

it's actually very rare to see them around, even in Canada.

[@skiedSR133]

That's because it's an Amtrak-owned facility and likely Amtrak-owned rail lines. The only place that railroad police can operate is on or around the company's owned property. Railroad police are kind of like security with law enforcement powers.

[@Scotford_Maconochie]

The have just over 100 officers in Canada, don't know how many on the US side?

[@robnewman6101]

Canada.

[@Bertiesghost]

Kitchener Leslie

[@SereneVintageTypewriter-ih1jh]

So I was in Canada and because I felt sick you got peremedics but I went to Washington state and know others are moving trucks trailers and they walk and the others side like artica Camara base spits a electrical shock and does are the ones that tells guys to eat the lady's that's a don't so since you guys are on that side take order and make shur they look for all African black nationality in Canada European and Ireland America colleges and put them in a place like a calm jail or therapy for they could talk and stop eating lady's but the guys in does places got my lady girl cousin so don't talk to them there very secretive and use there minds so be very care full

[@tatikosoolsharetatikosools3842]

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[@Gamer_guy_72]

LOL DEFUND THESE GUYS

[@bisonturbo]

why?

[@user-ut9bk5bq4z]

@@bisonturbo because

[@davidbinkowski4825]

They aren't funded by tax dollars, they're private police. You'll have to somehow convince CP Rail that they no longer need Rail police any longer...