I've been a police officer for 23 years for the city of Phoenix, Arizona....And I find it very inspiring to see you putting a positive light on our chosen profession, especially at a time when the light isn't always positive....We need people to show the good side of our job and the good that we still do. No matter how small the difference we make. Keep up the good work...be safe always!!!!
Thank you so much for watching. Police officers are just people like everyone else and I’m happy to spread that message. Thank you for your service and stay safe!
I'm a 34 male was arrested for being drunk first time ever by a young female and I had a massive panic attack when I was cuffed as I didn't like it all and the female police officer was lovely calmed me down told me I'm safe and will all be okay and she calmed me down she was brilliant and I just got fine next day and payed it
The cop did his job well he didn't care if anyone hated him. I'm also confused about how the police want to risk his life, just to make you aware. Which is certain I said, to protect many people must strengthen yourself first
I’ve worked as an LEO for 8 years in a rural. Some of our equipment is different but it is interesting to see it is still along the same lines. Definitely do not see a med kit on the duty belt in my area. Collapsible batons aren’t very common in my area either. Stay safe out there!
Excellent presentation, I was carrying a M26 Taser back in early 2000, one of the first departments in my state. It was an excellent tool, it definitely prevented many roll arounds and using force when dealing with a combative subject. I would always recommend training, many of the other cops never carried off duty or were gun enthusiasts. The cameras are very important, they do help stop many complaints. When my department started using dash cameras I was one of the officers assigned to a marked unit. It definitely had embarrassing moments of people trying to get out of a ticket. I just remind people that they’re on camera to avoid the embarrassment. Be safe and carry a back up!
I love that you have the three basic items for trauma on your belt- seriously something so many people don't mention or feel they need to carry- but that is so key to so much that happens on a scene.
I live in Texas and I am a fanatic of police weapons. For self defense, I carry an ASP Protector P16 concealable baton clipped inside my pocket and a small keychain size canister of Sabre Red Blue Face pepper spray (Which contains a visible blue marking dye) on my keys which are clipped on my belt loop (It doesn't do any good in your pocket). I also have 2 other batons that are 26 inch ones as collectibles, one being an ASP Sentry and one that is an ASP Friction Loc that was given to me by my brother in law who is also a cop. You would be surprised by how knowledgeable I am in that. I know more about the history and different makes and types of less lethal weapons than the officers that are carrying them do. But I support all of our law enforcement. Be careful out there and thank you for your service
My main equipment is on my belt as my department does not utilize the load bearing vests for patrol. However, just in my vest carrier I carry a few things that most police do not...I could share those at some point! Thank you for the suggestion! ❤️
I always wanted to be a detective too! But didn’t actually work in investigations until I became a sergeant! I love investigations though and hope to return to it! Patrol officers also do a ton of investigative work! Best of luck to you! 💙
Hey LT Malisa I just want to say thank you for your service even though you are not in my community for all I know you could be on the other side of America but regardless of location all officers are a important part of communities it is probably hard to go to work some days or just a hard day at work in general but yet so many people do it to keep their communities and many others safe so all I want to say is thank you be safe and stay strong
I work as an armed security officer alongside a PD. I’m 6’4” 150. I can barely fit everything on my belt because I’m so thin and it feels awkward trying to squeeze everything on. Anything you suggest? Edit: yes I’ve tried to gain weight. My whole family is really thin. Our metabolism is incredible.
Everyone is different and unique! That’s what makes life interesting! I would never tell anyone to gain weight 😬 you could carry additional items in pockets or perhaps use a drop holster for an item or two. Maybe a vest to carry some items. I have an extra vest to carry additional rifle rounds if needed.
@@copmom911 that sounds good to me. Unfortunately my company got rid of the carriers. Guess I'll just have to make the best of it. It just makes my belt look fully loaded when its really not.
@@fsi1212 brass always causing problems bud. Hopefully vests and PCs become more commonplace. Not only do (PCs) offer better protection in an even more dangerous world, but they offer more equipment space on your person. Here in Canada, almost every police service issue overt vests, but not many allow gear to be carried on them.
I know as a Supervisor, it is an even less likelyhood that you will have to discharge your Service Weapon at another Person, but with the way things are going, I would recommend looking inte Agency Policy and checking regs on Red Dot Sights, I found that they are extremely helpful in shots at 25 Yards and Beyond, and you want every edge you can get.
The stiff belt is used to give support to the weight of the gear. Flexible belts arent meant to hold a load outside of a pair of pants. Stiff belts also take the pressure off the low back. As for the buckle, a low profile buckle is the way to go. Get to lock in the underbelt (again for better weight support/distribution), a low profile buckle (or loop which is what i use) will make it easier to put on the duty belt. I suggest moving the buckle one belt loop to the left or right so 2 buckles arent stacked on each other.
@@copmom911 it takes time to get used to it. If you are used to a floppy belt, it will suck for a few days till your body stops fighting it and lets the belt do its job
You had me at super stiff and thick 🤦♂️...had to do it....Please stay safe and thank you for protecting the citizens of this country. God bless the Blue...
I once weighed myself in uniform, with all my gear; I was carrying an extra 30 pounds! I wore that gear every workday for 22 years, entirely on patrol. I didn't know I had developed a limp, until people started asking me why I was limping. After I retired, I started using a cane, then two canes, then two crutches, until I finally got both hips replaced due to bone-on-bone arthritis. And I wasn't the only one; I know of two other former colleagues who got hip replacements, while still employed! I'm not trying to scare anyone who's in or considering going into the profession; just saying it's not all "gee whiz, look at all the neat gear!" (Note: neither I nor the other officers mentioned were the least bit out of shape or overweight.)
That’s frightening. I hope you are doing well now! The load on your waist is not normal. I too have been weighed with tear and was about 25 lbs heavier! Very taxing on the body! 💙
Considering you still have your shoulder mic PTT. Highly recommend replacing your radio pouch with a safariland which covers your radio PTT button. You definitely don’t want to be the one who’s occupying channel during heat moment.😉
Great set up Lt. Great video to. I have my asp baton on the left side next to my mags. My oc spray is infront of my weapon and the keys infront of that. When I was in college police science and then the academy they told us to do your duty belt this way. I don't know now these days! 19 years later I replaced everything for the last time. Lol.
Have you considered a left handed holster for the Taser7? Some agency's doctrines call for the non/less lethal option draw with the dominant hand but that could eliminate the issue you have keying the radio. My ex-wife worked at a smaller agency (600-ish sworn personnel) and due to her small stature they made some accommodations for her and the few others like her. At the time the department was issuing full size 1911's and she could not complete the draw. Her torso was shorter, waist so much higher (relatively) and cinched compared to a man that the at rest position put the sidearm in her armpit. The range officer ended up issuing a drop style holster that moved the weapon "out/down" to her hip and issued a "Commander" length sidearm that made all the difference. They also modified her required load out and moved the radio to a drop leg mount on the support side. The biggest impact came from a ballistic vest sized and cut to fit HER.
That is interesting. A females gun belt does rest higher than a males. Mine has never been quite that high as I am a larger woman, not petite at all. My agency measures and creates a custom vest for each officer as well
@@copmom911 You’re welcome ❤️ People always switch off 😅 I am wanting to be a special for the police in the uk someday but with covid going on it’s not possible
Never seen a female police officer youtuber till now. Anyways looks nice. I myself intend on joining the Maryland State Police sometime next year so I have time to get my self both physically and mentally prepared and I do intend on joining the K9 Unit
If you are able to, I'd recommend getting a pistol mounted flashlight such as the TLR-1 or the x300 because you never want to be going through a dark building when you need a free hand and both hands are filled with the gun and light.
Ah yes! I have a light but do need to get a new holster for it! Side note: (thinking of the swat officers that taught me to clear with a gun and flashlight 😂) you are correct though! Best to have one hand free!
@@copmom911 Here is a holster that would work with your gun and light www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001LZ3SV6/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_9?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 It is quite expensive but it is really great to have. Also that is the finish that works the best with leather
@@copmom911 Thank U So much 4 Saying That And U Know Why I What 2 Be a Police Officer Because My Dad Is A Police Officer In O-H-I-O So That Is Why And I Just What 2 be Just Like Him U Know What I Am Saying 😎
dang your lucky those belts are good i am a police cadet going through trainning to get to the acadmey i wish the department i am training with give out good equiment like that espically that radio pouch on your belt i have nylon gear on my belt . keep up the good work be safe and happy holidays
I’m a armed security officer and I got the byrna Instead of tye taser but now I’m thinking about getting the taser plus and I’m thinking bout getting a med kit
Do you ever get hip pains? It's refreshing getting a female's point of view, since I, am also a girl. The area near my firearm and mag sometimes hurts the front of my hips. Do you ever use padding? Or, advice for this pain? thank you
Oh gosh, it can hurt so bad especially if your hip bones really stick out. I know exactly what you’re taking about and have not found a hack to address that. Reducing standing with your belt on helps with that though so if you have an opportunity to do that, I would. 😩💙
@@copmom911 I'm not tearing up, you aree! Seeing incredible women, like yourself, in this line of work is so motivating and inspiring. Thank you so much for your service. Stay safe out there, God bless you! Join you soon.
We take the trash cans off our taser 7 holsters. More room, sacrifice the extra cartridge though. The axon 3s are awful, i miss being able to instantly turn them on or off
You could get a Belt with the Buckle from Galls/Safariland and your Department should Switch from Motorola to Harris Radios What Brand Handcuffs do you carry?
We’re about to switch to the outer carrier vests so I will probably begin using the nylon belts now. They’ve had Motorola since the dinosaurs were here so it’s unlikely they would switch. Cuffs are smith and Wesson
I’m 12 I wanna be an office when I grow up any tips ? and that is awesome that your department has the axon product that turns on axon body cam when gun is drawn .stay safe !
Yes, steer clear of trouble and get your degree so you can do more and stand out in your career! I am working on a video with more tips...you could also consult with local departments to see if they have explorer programs and possibly do an internship in college! I’m also working on an internship experience video as well. Stay safe! 💙
In the UK normal police officers don't have guns only a baton pepper spray and a tazer because guns are illegal in the UK so a police officer that has a gun is basically is a swat unit
mom, are there only 2 magazines provided ?. considering the different conditions and crime rates in each region, is it possible to add it? And, if you shot the gun, do you have responsbolity like the trial?
Two additional magazines, plus one in the gun. Many officers also carry additional magazines in their bags and cars. The administrative and legal ramifications of administering use of form with a firearm can be extremely complex and complicated and always differs for the specific situation and encounter. If you do shoot your weapon, my agency as well as state have extremely detailed investigations that follow. But to answer your question, a police officer is always held accountable and responsible for any use of force including one in which they utilize their firearm.
most departments issue 3 magazines as standard. Mine issues 5 mags per duty weapon but only issues a double mag pouch. I paid for my own Safariland Triple Mag pouch so I carry 4 mags at all times and keep the extra in my emergency bag.
I did not have one for quite a while. I have invested in so many extra tourniquets and medical kits as well. You never know when a mass casualty situation could occur!
We do. There isn’t a ton to share about it but I will follow up with a Q & A soon and could include that! Thank you so much for letting me know what you want to know! 😃
Nice review, thank you, sorry but in my opinion crims don’t need comfort based on Handcuffs unless they have jay walked then not so tight. I would look at better medical IFAK kit for easier access, but all departments should have them.
I'm 5'9" and around 140ish lbs. so its like Tetris for me lol. I got everything to fit though, I thought there was no way but I somehow did it and still have the small of my back opened up
I've been a police officer for 23 years for the city of Phoenix, Arizona....And I find it very inspiring to see you putting a positive light on our chosen profession, especially at a time when the light isn't always positive....We need people to show the good side of our job and the good that we still do. No matter how small the difference we make. Keep up the good work...be safe always!!!!
Thank you so much for watching. Police officers are just people like everyone else and I’m happy to spread that message. Thank you for your service and stay safe!
I'm a 34 male was arrested for being drunk first time ever by a young female and I had a massive panic attack when I was cuffed as I didn't like it all and the female police officer was lovely calmed me down told me I'm safe and will all be okay and she calmed me down she was brilliant and I just got fine next day and payed it
I’m so glad for this. Sounds like she did a great job!
The cop did his job well he didn't care if anyone hated him. I'm also confused about how the police want to risk his life, just to make you aware. Which is certain I said, to protect many people must strengthen yourself first
Wow your Departments got the good stuff Taser 7s and Axon Body 3s
Yes, we are very lucky! We do get frequent equipment updates.
@@copmom911 Minneapolis police also carries the Axon body cam 3
Taser 7's are gay.
@@jameshubbard6992 ikr
@@jameshubbard6992 depends if your Department takes away the cool things
I’ve worked as an LEO for 8 years in a rural. Some of our equipment is different but it is interesting to see it is still along the same lines. Definitely do not see a med kit on the duty belt in my area. Collapsible batons aren’t very common in my area either. Stay safe out there!
You stay safe as well! We encounter gunshot wounds regularly...I hope one day we are all carrying them to prolong the lives of whoever we encounter!
@@copmom911you’re video was great you’re a very attractive lady you can lock me up anytime lol
Excellent presentation, I was carrying a M26 Taser back in early 2000, one of the first departments in my state. It was an excellent tool, it definitely prevented many roll arounds and using force when dealing with a combative subject. I would always recommend training, many of the other cops never carried off duty or were gun enthusiasts. The cameras are very important, they do help stop many complaints. When my department started using dash cameras I was one of the officers assigned to a marked unit. It definitely had embarrassing moments of people trying to get out of a ticket. I just remind people that they’re on camera to avoid the embarrassment. Be safe and carry a back up!
How cool, thank you for your service! I love body and dash cams. They are a nightmare to manage though. You be safe as well! 💙
I love that you have the three basic items for trauma on your belt- seriously something so many people don't mention or feel they need to carry- but that is so key to so much that happens on a scene.
And essential, esp if another officer needs assistance. The tides are changing in that thinking though…which is comforting
I live in Texas and I am a fanatic of police weapons. For self defense, I carry an ASP Protector P16 concealable baton clipped inside my pocket and a small keychain size canister of Sabre Red Blue Face pepper spray (Which contains a visible blue marking dye) on my keys which are clipped on my belt loop (It doesn't do any good in your pocket). I also have 2 other batons that are 26 inch ones as collectibles, one being an ASP Sentry and one that is an ASP Friction Loc that was given to me by my brother in law who is also a cop. You would be surprised by how knowledgeable I am in that. I know more about the history and different makes and types of less lethal weapons than the officers that are carrying them do. But I support all of our law enforcement. Be careful out there and thank you for your service
Wow, sounds like you are very well equipped and informed. Thank you and you stay safe as well as your brother in law!
Blue lives matter 🖤🖤💙🖤🖤
Thay do
Maybe in the next video you will talk about your vest 💙
My main equipment is on my belt as my department does not utilize the load bearing vests for patrol. However, just in my vest carrier I carry a few things that most police do not...I could share those at some point! Thank you for the suggestion! ❤️
@Greg Smith why not? Guns are the things that save many people
🙂🙂😁u are one of the best Female Police Officers I've seen on TH-cam, Godbless you....and stay safe 👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️
You stay safe as well!
I can’t wait to watch this video ! I really want to be a detective but first I have to be a police officer and this video will really help now !
I always wanted to be a detective too! But didn’t actually work in investigations until I became a sergeant! I love investigations though and hope to return to it! Patrol officers also do a ton of investigative work! Best of luck to you! 💙
Hey LT Malisa I just want to say thank you for your service even though you are not in my community for all I know you could be on the other side of America but regardless of location all officers are a important part of communities it is probably hard to go to work some days or just a hard day at work in general but yet so many people do it to keep their communities and many others safe so all I want to say is thank you be safe and stay strong
How kind! Thank you so much for watching! 💙
I work as an armed security officer alongside a PD. I’m 6’4” 150. I can barely fit everything on my belt because I’m so thin and it feels awkward trying to squeeze everything on. Anything you suggest?
Edit: yes I’ve tried to gain weight. My whole family is really thin. Our metabolism is incredible.
Everyone is different and unique! That’s what makes life interesting! I would never tell anyone to gain weight 😬 you could carry additional items in pockets or perhaps use a drop holster for an item or two. Maybe a vest to carry some items. I have an extra vest to carry additional rifle rounds if needed.
@@copmom911 that sounds good to me. Unfortunately my company got rid of the carriers. Guess I'll just have to make the best of it. It just makes my belt look fully loaded when its really not.
Cool
@@fsi1212 brass always causing problems bud. Hopefully vests and PCs become more commonplace. Not only do (PCs) offer better protection in an even more dangerous world, but they offer more equipment space on your person. Here in Canada, almost every police service issue overt vests, but not many allow gear to be carried on them.
Finding your video's have just been the coolest ever. I'm saving up so I can be a police officer one day. Hopefully it won't take but 3 or 4 years.
That’s wonderful! Can’t wait for you to begin your journey! 💙
I know as a Supervisor, it is an even less likelyhood that you will have to discharge your Service Weapon at another Person, but with the way things are going, I would recommend looking inte Agency Policy and checking regs on Red Dot Sights, I found that they are extremely helpful in shots at 25 Yards and Beyond, and you want every edge you can get.
Interesting, I have never heard of them. We do have optics on our patrol rifles
I carry the Taser 7 as well. You can move the extra cartridge to the other side of your taser holster so it doesn’t bump your PTT.
I just had mine moved! No problems now! Thank you for watching! 💙
Ive seen people ask you to do a cuff demo and i would love to see that aswell 🥰
Gosh, I’m going to have to convince a DT instructor friend to come on my channel for y’all 😂
@@copmom911 Or maybe just demonstrate it on your hands behind your back? What do you think? Of course with a DT instructor would be even nicer!
@@copmom911 Thats what happens when you make so great videos! :) Keep up the good work and have a nice 2021
@@copmom911 O that would be aweomse. Learning from a higher rank!
Hi, Melissa! Can you make a demo video on how you put the handcuffs and which technique you use? That would be really nice!
Hmmm, not sure how I would incorporate that into a video but I’ll see what I may be able to come up with
@@copmom911 Nice! I can't wait to watch it! :)
The stiff belt is used to give support to the weight of the gear. Flexible belts arent meant to hold a load outside of a pair of pants. Stiff belts also take the pressure off the low back. As for the buckle, a low profile buckle is the way to go. Get to lock in the underbelt (again for better weight support/distribution), a low profile buckle (or loop which is what i use) will make it easier to put on the duty belt. I suggest moving the buckle one belt loop to the left or right so 2 buckles arent stacked on each other.
Will try! All I feel is pressure on my lower back though! 😩
@@copmom911 it takes time to get used to it. If you are used to a floppy belt, it will suck for a few days till your body stops fighting it and lets the belt do its job
43K people watched this and didnt subscribe
Ur underrated keep the good work up
That’s so kind, thank you! Def they’re loss...happy to have you here! 💙
@@copmom911
You had me at super stiff and thick 🤦♂️...had to do it....Please stay safe and thank you for protecting the citizens of this country. God bless the Blue...
I once weighed myself in uniform, with all my gear; I was carrying an extra 30 pounds! I wore that gear every workday for 22 years, entirely on patrol. I didn't know I had developed a limp, until people started asking me why I was limping. After I retired, I started using a cane, then two canes, then two crutches, until I finally got both hips replaced due to bone-on-bone arthritis. And I wasn't the only one; I know of two other former colleagues who got hip replacements, while still employed! I'm not trying to scare anyone who's in or considering going into the profession; just saying it's not all "gee whiz, look at all the neat gear!" (Note: neither I nor the other officers mentioned were the least bit out of shape or overweight.)
That’s frightening. I hope you are doing well now! The load on your waist is not normal. I too have been weighed with tear and was about 25 lbs heavier! Very taxing on the body! 💙
i would like to thank you for your service in this country well done for protecting citizens!
Thank you so much! You are so kind!
Considering you still have your shoulder mic PTT. Highly recommend replacing your radio pouch with a safariland which covers your radio PTT button. You definitely don’t want to be the one who’s occupying channel during heat moment.😉
I was able to get it switched out to the other side...so much better! No open mic
@@copmom911 that’s great! And btw your videos are awesome, keep up the good work!
Thank you for your service. Stay safe! 🙏🏻
Thank you! You stay safe as well!
Hey LT, I would recommend the new safelife belt. Leather duty belts don't even compare.
Interesting, I will have to look into that! 💙
Great set up Lt. Great video to. I have my asp baton on the left side next to my mags. My oc spray is infront of my weapon and the keys infront of that. When I was in college police science and then the academy they told us to do your duty belt this way. I don't know now these days! 19 years later I replaced everything for the last time. Lol.
Interesting! And congratulations on your retirement! 😂 and thank you for your service. I bet you have some interesting stories. Stay safe! 💙
Wow, I like your video and the new Taser7. Stay safe. From Toronto Canada
Thank you so much! You stay safe as well!
Have you considered a left handed holster for the Taser7? Some agency's doctrines call for the non/less lethal option draw with the dominant hand but that could eliminate the issue you have keying the radio.
My ex-wife worked at a smaller agency (600-ish sworn personnel) and due to her small stature they made some accommodations for her and the few others like her. At the time the department was issuing full size 1911's and she could not complete the draw. Her torso was shorter, waist so much higher (relatively) and cinched compared to a man that the at rest position put the sidearm in her armpit. The range officer ended up issuing a drop style holster that moved the weapon "out/down" to her hip and issued a "Commander" length sidearm that made all the difference. They also modified her required load out and moved the radio to a drop leg mount on the support side. The biggest impact came from a ballistic vest sized and cut to fit HER.
That is interesting. A females gun belt does rest higher than a males. Mine has never been quite that high as I am a larger woman, not petite at all. My agency measures and creates a custom vest for each officer as well
As a law abiding citizen would like to thank you for your service IGY6
Thank you so much!
No way you’re a police lieutenant 😳 Wouldn’t think that if I saw you out in a club all dressed up 😅😅
That’s kind, thank you. Sometimes people don’t realize it’s me when I’m not working! 😃
@@copmom911 You’re welcome ❤️ People always switch off 😅 I am wanting to be a special for the police in the uk someday but with covid going on it’s not possible
...lmfao don’t judge a book by it’s cover........
@@tinapitts6222 or it could end terribly wrong 🤣
Woah your nail polish changed from white to black. Wild
It’s magic
Thank you for your service, officer.
Thank you for watching! 💙
Thanks for the video my sister in blue. Our taser secondary cartridge is located at the bottom of the handle. Looks like an extended magazine.
Never heard of that before, interesting. You stay safe out there!
Never seen a female police officer youtuber till now. Anyways looks nice. I myself intend on joining the Maryland State Police sometime next year so I have time to get my self both physically and mentally prepared and I do intend on joining the K9 Unit
That’s wonderful! Best of luck to you!
Hi I'm tom I so happened to see your channel it's interesting and Im glad you share your life much respect
Thank you!
Could you do a cuff demonstration? And thanks for your service!!
yes
Yes that would be awesome!
IGY 6 and, Thank You For Your Dedication.
I just now saw your video I am going to the police academy next year in no where Texas stay safe out there I got your six
No where Texas? Good luck with your training! And thank you, you too!
If you are able to, I'd recommend getting a pistol mounted flashlight such as the TLR-1 or the x300 because you never want to be going through a dark building when you need a free hand and both hands are filled with the gun and light.
Ah yes! I have a light but do need to get a new holster for it! Side note: (thinking of the swat officers that taught me to clear with a gun and flashlight 😂) you are correct though! Best to have one hand free!
@@copmom911 Here is a holster that would work with your gun and light www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001LZ3SV6/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_9?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
It is quite expensive but it is really great to have. Also that is the finish that works the best with leather
Thanks! I actually just ordered one!
@@copmom911 Also if you have a 2.25 inch belt you need to get a separate belt loop because the holster comes with a 2 inch belt loop.
Great video! Interesting setup
Thank you so much for watching! 💙
Cool tour cause im gonna be cop in dallas police department as my career 😎
That is wonderful! Best of luck to you!
@@copmom911 thanks and im defently gonna start driving in a couple months before the academy 😌
Interesting I wish I could have that as a kid and I will carry to public places of Singapore
Thats a lot of stuff 😄 take care Melissa 🧡
Just a bit, thank you! You stay safe as well!
@@copmom911 Thanks too 😁 waiting for more videos from you.
Stay safe Lt.
Nice video, Sending love from Italy. 🤙🏻🔵⚫
Thank you so much for watching! You stay safe as well! 💙
Great video Lt.
I would like to know where you bought the zip up bag where you keep the medical supplies? It's very compact and easy to access.
Great video and overview. Your department is certainly up on the times.
Thanks so much for watching! 💙
you keep up the good work officer! be safe
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I Love 2 be Police Officer When i Grow Up And I Can''t Wait
That is so wonderful to hear! You can do it!
@@copmom911 Thank U So much 4 Saying That And U Know Why I What 2 Be a Police Officer Because My Dad Is A Police Officer In O-H-I-O So That Is Why And I Just What 2 be Just Like Him U Know What I Am Saying 😎
Sweet baby Jesus she could arrest me all day long.😍😍😍
Be safe out there it’s really messed up in the world
Thank you! You as well!
Love your video. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
@@copmom911 No problem!
Thank you for your service
Of course! You stay safe out there!
I love police officer's great video!
Thank you for watching!
@@copmom911 yw!
The taser 7 is so nice.
Yes, it is very well made and effective!
One of my speech therapists
what a pretty cop!
Thank you so much, that’s kind! 💙
Nice video.
Thank you!
dang your lucky those belts are good i am a police cadet going through trainning to get to the acadmey i wish the department i am training with give out good equiment like that espically that radio pouch on your belt i have nylon gear on my belt . keep up the good work be safe and happy holidays
How exciting! Happy holidays to you as well!
I’m a armed security officer and I got the byrna Instead of tye taser but now I’m thinking about getting the taser plus and I’m thinking bout getting a med kit
Those would probably be helpful
you guys are my hero's thank you guys for your service i want to be just like you guys
How sweet, thank you so much!
Excellent review. Hope your enjoying being an officer
Yes I absolutely love it! Thank you so much for watching! 💙
Good video. Good equipment. Have a nice day.
Do you ever get hip pains? It's refreshing getting a female's point of view, since I, am also a girl. The area near my firearm and mag sometimes hurts the front of my hips. Do you ever use padding? Or, advice for this pain? thank you
Oh gosh, it can hurt so bad especially if your hip bones really stick out. I know exactly what you’re taking about and have not found a hack to address that. Reducing standing with your belt on helps with that though so if you have an opportunity to do that, I would. 😩💙
Glad to see another still use 9mm. Others are slowly going back in areas to it minus the hulk hogan depts 🤣
Interesting. It seems to be just as effective…thanks for watching! 💙
Thank you, CM. Be well and stay safe !
i carry my Taser X26 on a drop leg holster because my belt is full.
This video is absolutely awesome! Thank you so much lieutenant! New sub here! As well as future officer :))
Good for you! So nice to hear! We need more amazing people to be police officers!
@@copmom911 I'm not tearing up, you aree! Seeing incredible women, like yourself, in this line of work is so motivating and inspiring. Thank you so much for your service. Stay safe out there, God bless you! Join you soon.
Where is you get that pouch that has the med supplies? That looks like the perfect size
I’ll add the link below if it’s not there already 💙
We take the trash cans off our taser 7 holsters. More room, sacrifice the extra cartridge though. The axon 3s are awful, i miss being able to instantly turn them on or off
You do? Where do you stash them then?
@@copmom911 I just put the extra in my glove compartment. I just couldnt deal with that can bumping against my other gear lol
I gotcha, I am so worried I would need them I just deal with the trash can 😂😂😂
I'mma wait till i graduate. I'll be entering LAPD and hopefully pass become one of the finest police departments in the US.
You could get a Belt with the Buckle from Galls/Safariland and your Department should Switch from Motorola to Harris Radios
What Brand Handcuffs do you carry?
We’re about to switch to the outer carrier vests so I will probably begin using the nylon belts now. They’ve had Motorola since the dinosaurs were here so it’s unlikely they would switch. Cuffs are smith and Wesson
@@copmom911 What things would you put on your Vest and what does the Vest look like
I’m a sergeant in West Melbourne Florida our department carry’s the Taser 7
That’s wonderful! Thank you for your service and thank you so much for watching! Please stay safe! 💙
I would ditch the baton and medical kit and extra taser carts, Keep em in your go bag, weight on you and you still have it available.
We are not allowed to...I appreciate the thought though and it makes a lot of sense! 💙
The way you put the taser cartridge back in scared me lol
What? Why?
I’m 12 I wanna be an office when I grow up any tips ? and that is awesome that your department has the axon product that turns on axon body cam when gun is drawn .stay safe !
Yes, steer clear of trouble and get your degree so you can do more and stand out in your career! I am working on a video with more tips...you could also consult with local departments to see if they have explorer programs and possibly do an internship in college! I’m also working on an internship experience video as well. Stay safe! 💙
@@copmom911 yes I have explorers😊! And know all of them as well as chief and all
Ma'am Thank You So Much Fore Your Service Thank You So Much For What You Do My Father Is A Police Officer As Well Stay Safe #backtheblue!!!
Aww how sweet! I hope you and your family stay safe! 💙
@@copmom911 God Bless You!!!
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@@johngeffrard4970 Yeah I support "BLM" Blue live matter duh.
Wait...the algorithm sent me here...but aren't you that Quickdraw champion?
I am not but she is awesome! I will continue to practice to be like her one day! 💙
In the UK normal police officers don't have guns only a baton pepper spray and a tazer because guns are illegal in the UK so a police officer that has a gun is basically is a swat unit
Brazil here, i'm study for police in Brazil.
That’s so great! Best of luck to you! 💙
Cool video! Lots of information
Thank you! 💙
New subscriber! Excellent video! Thank you 👍
Thank you so much for watching! 💙
My back hurts just watching this
@adam Diaz lol
love it!
Thank you!
Thank you for your service #bluelivesmatter #alllivesmatter I come from a Leo family and I see it as a great honor to support you all ⚫️🔵⚫️
Thank you so much for watching! 💙
mom, are there only 2 magazines provided ?. considering the different conditions and crime rates in each region, is it possible to add it? And, if you shot the gun, do you have responsbolity like the trial?
Two additional magazines, plus one in the gun. Many officers also carry additional magazines in their bags and cars. The administrative and legal ramifications of administering use of form with a firearm can be extremely complex and complicated and always differs for the specific situation and encounter. If you do shoot your weapon, my agency as well as state have extremely detailed investigations that follow. But to answer your question, a police officer is always held accountable and responsible for any use of force including one in which they utilize their firearm.
most departments issue 3 magazines as standard. Mine issues 5 mags per duty weapon but only issues a double mag pouch. I paid for my own Safariland Triple Mag pouch so I carry 4 mags at all times and keep the extra in my emergency bag.
@@brandensoutdoorb-channel8084 it’s wonderful to be that prepared!
Niceee like it hope u have a better day than yesterday😁❤
Thank you! 💙 you too!
@@copmom911 💙👌
Be safe! Im still trying to pass the pellet B test here in CA.
Best of luck to you! Is that the written or maybe physical? I'm not familiar with that term 💙
@@copmom911 its the written
I couldn’t imagine not carrying a bleed kit on my belt after knowing a lot of military guys for so many years
I did not have one for quite a while. I have invested in so many extra tourniquets and medical kits as well. You never know when a mass casualty situation could occur!
Great vid! I wish I could have that
Thank you so much for watching! 💙
also a question,Do you have a panic button on your radio and if you do can we have an video about it?
We do. There isn’t a ton to share about it but I will follow up with a Q & A soon and could include that! Thank you so much for letting me know what you want to know! 😃
Finally I can figure out what’s on her belt
Nice review, thank you, sorry but in my opinion crims don’t need comfort based on Handcuffs unless they have jay walked then not so tight.
I would look at better medical IFAK kit for easier access, but all departments should have them.
Sometimes we detain people while we investigate and they are not necessarily criminals...
I'm 5'9" and around 140ish lbs. so its like Tetris for me lol. I got everything to fit though, I thought there was no way but I somehow did it and still have the small of my back opened up
No offense but................I love my x26 taser!
I enjoyed my previous taser too! They are well designed!
Does the gun have a red light to put on someone to mark them
No, mine is not equipped with a laser.
@@copmom911 ok
@@copmom911 and also do u recon I should work as a police when I’m older
Like it keep it up 🤠🤠🤠
Thank you so much! 💙
I go to the academy in a month!! Subbed :)
Best of luck to you! That is awesome!
Same here!
@@mbrown2640 Hell yeah! What state?
@@jy4356 SC, what about you??
@@mbrown2640 Illinois! Be safe out there
I have a question. for the taser why don’t you always have the long range what’s the point of ever having short range?
It depends on the situation but most incidents involving tasers are closer quarters. Don’t quote me but I think 2-10 feet is most common.
@@copmom911 If you use the long range close up would it be any different if you use the short range?
And just like that she went from an X2 to a T7.
You mean from old to new?