MPD's Physical Ability Test (PAT) Procedures

This video is an introduction to the Metropolitan Police Department's Physical Ability Test (PAT), which is part of the application process during MPD Prospect Day. It will help candidates have a better understanding of the expectations and physical requirements necessary to complete the training program of the Metropolitan Police Academy. Questions about the physical ability test or other application requirements should be directed to the Recruiting Division by calling 202-645-0445, or visiting joinmpd.dc.gov.

[@fisehagizaw4768]

Thanks for sharing..at least U know one of the exam..

[@EryRomeroHN]

I would like to join but i am afraid my English wouldn’t be enough to perform well my job. But it looks like something very interesting to me.

[@zek280]

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[@chiefinspectorlee3324]

Is this the same pt test to pass at the end of training?

[@paulkue-wo7es]

I can probably do it

[@thecriticalj7833]

Is this timed?

[@jesseschwerdt7974]

Metropolitan Police department failing to identify the correct suspect is a disqualification

[@osmansiddiqui4394]

Is that exact same for all the PATs in MPDs academy? or will it change as the academy classes roll by?

[@boothegp8441]

This is the basic entry test. In order to graduate from the academy, you need to perform at least 42 sit-ups and 38 push-ups a minute, 11:20 for 1.5 miles, and a 200-yard sprint.

[@CJRoyalOfficial]

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[@floydheavyweather3811]

im a chubby dude , I might fail

[@KING_LIKI]

Did you ever try? 🤣

[@TheBeansalias]

Shit easy ass shit