Thank you all for being there for the people who are depressed, upset, in danger and even just drunk. I wish them all well in their consecutive recoveries and life journeys. You all do amazing work.
JR Murphy you make very valid points it’s very important to see both sides of policing the good an the bad but I am sure pr reasons stop this from happening.
Hi Johnny, just wanna say thank you for your commitment and making these videos they are amazing. I'm a former cadet leader for merseyside police in the UK and even all the way over here you inspire me to follow my dream. Thank you so much!
Awesome vlog thanks!! I'm submitting my application this month and I'm so excited but so nervous at the same time! These vlogs are so inspiring, thank you for taking the time to do them.
The alcohol industry is huge and it has never ending negative effects on so many people in our communities. It creates a number of addiction cases and dependencey issues. It fuels domestic abuse, violence, crime, mental health issues and the list goes on. It's incredible to me how many liquor stores I've seen go up over the years and they are more prominent in different areas of Auckland. To an extent you could argue that some of these issues we see are man made. I understand that everyone has choices. But when you make alcohol so accessible to people, especially as we know many people use alcohol as self medication for other issues, the impacts are endless. It just stuns me that these industries keep making millions and millions off damaged people. It's incredibly sad. Offending behaviors are complex and there's so many factors that go into it.
kia ora Ivana, I think your comment is very insightful and also very truthful. While people choose to drink alcohol, it is easy to forget that our lives are influenced by many environmental and social factors, such as the accessibility of these substances. It also stuns me how the industry has continued to be so successful. I think part of this is due to their significant effort to sell alcohol to people, while not mentioning the fact that alcohol is a known carcinogenic, as well as a contributing factor to terrible things like domestic abuse and mental health issues in Aotearoa.
Government make too much much from taxing alcohol. The government don't care about domestic violence, alcoholism etc they just want there money. Cannabis causes no problems no deaths and is illegal. Go figure.
Kia Ora, there are times when people go to bars just to have fun while limiting their drinks and having someone sober drive them home. However, life can get in the way, and people just abuse alcohol. Alcohol may be the main reason they got drunk, but what is the root of the problem that got them drinking hard in the first place? For example, did they break up or something happened during the day? It's something to consider as well.
Love the vlogs Me being from South Africa I grew up with family being killed and losing a lot of people and just crime all around And seeing this gave me hope in my future living here, I moved here 2 years ago and wow just wow New Zealand police you guys are true champions
They've really streamlined the joining process in Australia recently....really going to try and get in next year, fitness is holding me back currently.
@@newzealandpolice I shall definitely try! Currently work a fairly physical job starting at 4 everyday so im pretty knackered by the end of my shift...but yeah im definitely going to have to make a go out of it. Cheers mate!
I think you mean 'psychiatrist' ;) Psychologists don't usually assess / place people under the MHA. As a community psychiatric nurse thanks for all the work you guys do, mainly assisting us with DAO's! And keeping everyone safe xo
@@jeremiahtenten1777 Questions one: Yep, that is an I car, the main kind of car that attends jobs and rolls out from stations. No point owning a scanner we use encrypted digital radios. - Constable Hurn.
What happens if somebody fails the exam at police college? Do you get another chance? Or do they have to go home with their heads down😓? Also their isn’t a fee for police college right?
How much legislation are you expected to know when you graduate from college? Do you have files on your work phones you can revert to if you forget offence sub-sections, offence penalties etc? I've recently made it to the candidate pool and hear the work load at college is intense. Loving the vlogs btw 👍
It's intense but we've all been through it. You're not expected to remember everything forever, offence codes and penalties you can always look up. The rule there is simple, do the work they set, study what they say to study and you'll be sweet. - Constable Hurn.
Why does COM send an ANPR car to mental health jobs? Would it have been better to keep the ANPR car on the road and send another non ANPR unit to the jobs?
Our primary duty was to respond to 111 calls which is why we ended up at mental health calls that night. Normally other work groups have priority over the ANPR cars for that reason but it was free on some shifts recently so i grabbed it. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice All good mate. You should jump on a plane and fly across the ditch and go an exchange with the Queensland Police Service and then pop down to the NSW Police Force. That would make a great video. Also how are the new ZB Commodores going? We've just stated a trail here in QLD and the South Australia Police have had issues with the diffs. Are yours the V6 or the 4cyl and have you had any issues with them? Kind regards and stay safe on the road. One blue family to another. My father was a copper for approx 20 years.
You guys make my week! Love you all! Keep up the great work! Be Safe! 😘 These vlogs are a great pick me up when I need something to make me smile 😊 Yes tell your colleague he should get a hair cut like you have 💇🏻♂️. 👮♂️💙👮♀️
Hey Constable Hurn, How often do you ride with two people in a car? If its not all of the time is there a specific time you do or is it just down to the rosters?
Hey Osgurr, yeah mostly we are riding with a partner although some teams do deploy single crew cars. We're scheduled in sections so you're always with the same group of people and will work with someone from that group. - Constable Hurn.
I'm not exactly sure, I think last year is was about 42,000 recorded incidents nationally. We do receive some training at Police College but the majority of our work involves getting people to profession help rather than administering anything ourselves. - Constable Hurn.
Head over to the Community Tab on our Channel page, I have a Q and A a few posts down which hits on this. It's hard to compare to a normal car because of the way we need to drive sometimes. - Constable Hurn.
Great video, once again, however i was a little dissapointed to the fact that the vid was called - Breaking Doors, i was kinda expecting to see how you break doors down or showing us you breaking down doors. Still waiting to see 'A day in the Life of a Communicator'?
Well I did break a door, I just couldn't film it. It's always a balance between being able to show you stuff and being able to maintain people's privacy. I'll let the team know, the Day in the Life series should be starting up again soon. - Constable Hurn.
Thanks for the reply. :) I was looking at being a communicator, so interested in seeing how each individual unit is kept track of, the communicator seems to know where everyone is and who is and isnt available to assign jobs. :)
The cars don't have paddles, about 90% of our fleet is automatic, with manual selection options, but some specialist vehicles are manuals. - Constable Hurn.
Well, doors can be replaced. But life cannot be replaced... But lucky you and your partner to be close to that priority 1 call location. You saved another life that night 🖒
New Zealand Police honestly I don’t know, but you need to eat more thermonuclear pies from a BP station at 3 am , might help your stomach and your brain might be able to figure what this mystic bird is , and don’t forget to always blow on the pie
There are some restrictions, a certainly level of vision required without aid. Head over to newcops and ask them, they likely know the specifics. - Constable Hurn.
I actually have thought about making a dedicated work one and doing regular stories, but I could also just use the existing Auckland Police one - What do you think? - Constable Hurn.
I think go for your doing amazing ❤️ before I started watching been here sense the frist vlog and I hated police officers and I wasn’t even a naughty kid but watching you changed me mind and I actually well I’m to unfit to be a police but I wanna do something in the force you have truly inspired me and I would love to see you Instagram up and running soon keep up the good work Constable Hurn
Please include a trigger warning or message before discussing the woman who was in mental distress as it came as a surprise that the scenario was described further and can generate graphic memories for people, like me, who have had extremely negative personal experiences with suicide.
Hi Sarah, I am sorry if the content came as a shock. You're right that moments in these episodes can be distressing. Policing is at times a very confronting job, I've always tried to balance that reality with the need to remain family friendly and the intention of this project: To get every day people as close to riding along with us as possible. In the spirit of that I've never paused before discussing anything and I try to deliver most of my pieces to camera un-scripted while avoiding the more graphic images I inadvertently collect. I do try and hint to the content in the description and have included contact details for support there if people feel like talking after watching. I hope you can see where I'm coming from. - Constable Hurn.
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Thank you all for being there for the people who are depressed, upset, in danger and even just drunk. I wish them all well in their consecutive recoveries and life journeys. You all do amazing work.
Thanks for the support. - Constable Hurn.
You absolutely nail it answering the two most asked questions! Fantastic advice Johnny!
@@ahnyachristieson4350 one of the weider replies I've seen on TH-cam 😅
@@ahnyachristieson4350 if you could let me know mine, that would be super helpful! Haha 👌
Can New Zealand Police pretty please do another Police College series? The first series was really fun and motivating!
Maighan Lawson yes! Would love to see what exactly it is they do there
That was such a cool series
Hundy think they should do one again!! Or even start another ride along series!!
Finished binge watching all the vlogs last week! Was getting withdrawals, glad too see another one!
Every two weeks, hope that wait isn't to hard! - Constable Hurn.
It’s great to see the authenticity of police work in these videos
JR Murphy you make very valid points it’s very important to see both sides of policing the good an the bad but I am sure pr reasons stop this from happening.
Loving the vlogs Johnny keep up the good work and giving out great advice watching these vlogs making my Sunday’s better
i love watching these !
Hi Johnny, just wanna say thank you for your commitment and making these videos they are amazing. I'm a former cadet leader for merseyside police in the UK and even all the way over here you inspire me to follow my dream. Thank you so much!
We need longer videos!
The New Zealand Police are incredibly chill, loving these vlogs!
Awesome vlog thanks!! I'm submitting my application this month and I'm so excited but so nervous at the same time! These vlogs are so inspiring, thank you for taking the time to do them.
No worries Paws, I'm always really stoked to hear about people applying, it's a great life to get into. - Constable Hurn
Welcome back Johnny love ur vlogs can't wait to see more
The alcohol industry is huge and it has never ending negative effects on so many people in our communities. It creates a number of addiction cases and dependencey issues. It fuels domestic abuse, violence, crime, mental health issues and the list goes on. It's incredible to me how many liquor stores I've seen go up over the years and they are more prominent in different areas of Auckland. To an extent you could argue that some of these issues we see are man made. I understand that everyone has choices. But when you make alcohol so accessible to people, especially as we know many people use alcohol as self medication for other issues, the impacts are endless. It just stuns me that these industries keep making millions and millions off damaged people. It's incredibly sad. Offending behaviors are complex and there's so many factors that go into it.
kia ora Ivana, I think your comment is very insightful and also very truthful. While people choose to drink alcohol, it is easy to forget that our lives are influenced by many environmental and social factors, such as the accessibility of these substances. It also stuns me how the industry has continued to be so successful. I think part of this is due to their significant effort to sell alcohol to people, while not mentioning the fact that alcohol is a known carcinogenic, as well as a contributing factor to terrible things like domestic abuse and mental health issues in Aotearoa.
Government make too much much from taxing alcohol. The government don't care about domestic violence, alcoholism etc they just want there money. Cannabis causes no problems no deaths and is illegal. Go figure.
@@msteefins7379 Yes I think we are going to see these issues receive increasing attention in the future
Kia Ora, there are times when people go to bars just to have fun while limiting their drinks and having someone sober drive them home. However, life can get in the way, and people just abuse alcohol. Alcohol may be the main reason they got drunk, but what is the root of the problem that got them drinking hard in the first place? For example, did they break up or something happened during the day? It's something to consider as well.
Nice
Love your work! Honestly, these Vlogs make my Sunday so much better 👮♂️🚓🚨
Thanks Kas, sitting here going through comments is a really positive part of my week, glad to know you're enjoying the videos. - Constable Hurn.
Thx for keeping nz safe police 👮♀️ 😃
JR Murphy I’m fukin 12 gay bastard
JR Murphy they do their best and they can’t do everthing
JR Murphy holy shit u waste ur time
JR Murphy don’t be a dickhead
JR Murphy IM 12 IM NOT EVEN A TEEN IM STILL A FUCKING KID SO FUCK OFFFFFFF GET REPORTED AND HOPE UR ACCOUNT GETS FUCKING BANNED
Love watching these vlogs! Finished SCOPE the other week (was amazing) and now I’ve got my Initial PAT coming up! So excited :)
Good luck Logan! - Constable Hurn.
Assessment Day coming up and these vids just give me more motivation as they're posted.
Glad to hear Caleb! Good luck for your tests. - Constable Hurn.
This makes me want to become a cop even more with your vlogs
Do it! - Constable Hurn.
Love the vlogs
Me being from South Africa I grew up with family being killed and losing a lot of people and just crime all around
And seeing this gave me hope in my future living here, I moved here 2 years ago and wow just wow New Zealand police you guys are true champions
Ahnya Christieson 🤣🤣
Back at it again! Loved this one ❤️
Thanks Ellen, hope the long weekend treats you well. - Constable Hurn.
Well, you were Johnny on the spot that time!
Can we please have some more "ride along" videos. The series has been very entertaining and informative.
Love your vlogs🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔
love your video,s great work stay safe love love
Shame you couldn't give us a bit of a ANPR demo that would be interesting to see how it works.
Gotta keep some secrets! - Constable Hurn.
@@ahnyachristieson4350 my current wife and kids will be disappointed to hear this.
Good advice at the end
You gotta watch to the end for the pearls! - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice Keep up the good work, This reminds me of police Ten 7 I used to watch it back in the day.
They've really streamlined the joining process in Australia recently....really going to try and get in next year, fitness is holding me back currently.
Make fitness part of your life, dedicate time to it and keep the promises you make to yourself. Good luck on the journey brother! - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice I shall definitely try! Currently work a fairly physical job starting at 4 everyday so im pretty knackered by the end of my shift...but yeah im definitely going to have to make a go out of it. Cheers mate!
Can police check your speed while they drive past/follow you or do they have to be stationery?
We can do all those things and more. - Constable Hurn.
I think you mean 'psychiatrist' ;) Psychologists don't usually assess / place people under the MHA. As a community psychiatric nurse thanks for all the work you guys do, mainly assisting us with DAO's! And keeping everyone safe xo
I may very well mean that, no need to thank me, you're all out doing the hard work too! - Constable Hurn.
Great series. Been watching since the 1st.. Quick question. That car you described at the start.. Is that also what police refer to as "I car"?
2 part question sorry.. Civilians owning scanners.. Allowed or not?
@@jeremiahtenten1777 Questions one: Yep, that is an I car, the main kind of car that attends jobs and rolls out from stations.
No point owning a scanner we use encrypted digital radios. - Constable Hurn.
Love the vlogs thanks johnny
What happens if somebody fails the exam at police college? Do you get another chance? Or do they have to go home with their heads down😓?
Also their isn’t a fee for police college right?
How much legislation are you expected to know when you graduate from college? Do you have files on your work phones you can revert to if you forget offence sub-sections, offence penalties etc? I've recently made it to the candidate pool and hear the work load at college is intense. Loving the vlogs btw 👍
It's intense but we've all been through it. You're not expected to remember everything forever, offence codes and penalties you can always look up. The rule there is simple, do the work they set, study what they say to study and you'll be sweet. - Constable Hurn.
Regarding the new ad about joining the police force, why do we need more recruits now than ever?
New Zealand's population is growing so we've gotta grow too! - Constable Hurn.
Why does COM send an ANPR car to mental health jobs? Would it have been better to keep the ANPR car on the road and send another non ANPR unit to the jobs?
Our primary duty was to respond to 111 calls which is why we ended up at mental health calls that night. Normally other work groups have priority over the ANPR cars for that reason but it was free on some shifts recently so i grabbed it. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice All good mate. You should jump on a plane and fly across the ditch and go an exchange with the Queensland Police Service and then pop down to the NSW Police Force. That would make a great video. Also how are the new ZB Commodores going? We've just stated a trail here in QLD and the South Australia Police have had issues with the diffs. Are yours the V6 or the 4cyl and have you had any issues with them? Kind regards and stay safe on the road. One blue family to another. My father was a copper for approx 20 years.
You guys make my week! Love you all! Keep up the great work! Be Safe! 😘
These vlogs are a great pick me up when I need something to make me smile 😊
Yes tell your colleague he should get a hair cut like you have 💇🏻♂️.
👮♂️💙👮♀️
Haha I'll let him know! Thanks for the support Maighan! - Constable Hurn.
I don’t know why but I love Ride Along so much!!!
As much as you love science? - Constable Hurn.
New Zealand Police I love them both equally!
@@themonotoneflute I'll take that as a win! - Constable Hurn.
So I really wanna be a cop but I only have sight in one eye would that stop me from joining the police force
I believe it would...
Hey Constable Hurn,
How often do you ride with two people in a car? If its not all of the time is there a specific time you do or is it just down to the rosters?
Hey Osgurr, yeah mostly we are riding with a partner although some teams do deploy single crew cars. We're scheduled in sections so you're always with the same group of people and will work with someone from that group. - Constable Hurn.
If you reply it will honestly make my day
Your Amazing
Hi Charlie, glad you're watching, hope the day goes well too - Constable Hurn.
I would love to see more of hurn
かっこよすぎる！👮♂️
ありがとう - Constable Hurn.
I wake up on a Sunday, click on TH-cam and search New Zealand Police. Every Sunday.
This should be Auckland Police TV Why change to New Zealand Police?
Check out the community tab on our channel page for the details! - Constable Hurn.
dt johnny hurn gi station was mt wellington intell
thoughts on doing part time uni study while in the police force
Roughly what proportion of callouts are mental health incidents? Are the New Zealand Police specifically trained to handle mental health emergencies?
I'm not exactly sure, I think last year is was about 42,000 recorded incidents nationally. We do receive some training at Police College but the majority of our work involves getting people to profession help rather than administering anything ourselves. - Constable Hurn.
these videos are really fun!!!!
Eagle vlog next please! 🤗
How much petrol do you go through in a shift, and where do you fill up?
Kelvin Oosten BP 🤣
Head over to the Community Tab on our Channel page, I have a Q and A a few posts down which hits on this. It's hard to compare to a normal car because of the way we need to drive sometimes. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice Cheers
Do the police have manual cars?
How many rounds of ammunition do Frontline Police get to use for training each year for the Glock and for the Bushmaster???
Is there a career option in the police that you must go to university for?
And also can you go to university while being in the police?
Great video, once again, however i was a little dissapointed to the fact that the vid was called - Breaking Doors, i was kinda expecting to see how you break doors down or showing us you breaking down doors.
Still waiting to see 'A day in the Life of a Communicator'?
Well I did break a door, I just couldn't film it. It's always a balance between being able to show you stuff and being able to maintain people's privacy.
I'll let the team know, the Day in the Life series should be starting up again soon. - Constable Hurn.
Thanks for the reply. :) I was looking at being a communicator, so interested in seeing how each individual unit is kept track of, the communicator seems to know where everyone is and who is and isnt available to assign jobs. :)
Whenever you do the reports after, do you miss a lot of spelling errors and does it matter if you do?
Do the police use paddle shifters in the car?
The cars don't have paddles, about 90% of our fleet is automatic, with manual selection options, but some specialist vehicles are manuals. - Constable Hurn.
great vid!!! Just make them a little longer and have a few more stories???
has yesterday vlog published
I’ve not a clue why the Australian police’s vlogs are in my recommendations...
Dreams are free, Queensland Police have been putting some great videos out lately though so who knows, maybe they'll be next? - Constable Hurn.
Can you do a tour around a undercover cop car?
Hi awesome videos ;)
Well, doors can be replaced. But life cannot be replaced... But lucky you and your partner to be close to that priority 1 call location. You saved another life that night 🖒
Ahhh I am here!
Hello again humans
Ahh yes it returns, begging the questions are you a mammal or a bird? - Constable Hurn.
He must be a cat bird lol, close cousin of a kiwi
@@magesnz but that still leaves me wondering if they'd be born from an egg or born live - I feel like we need to know. - Constable Hurn.
New Zealand Police honestly I don’t know, but you need to eat more thermonuclear pies from a BP station at 3 am , might help your stomach and your brain might be able to figure what this mystic bird is , and don’t forget to always blow on the pie
Is your partner in the police force too
:::::) everytime that intro comes I always Humm and fail
That catchy 80's synth vibe! - Constable Hurn.
My dream job is to be a new Zealand police officer
hi I have a question. in your guys police cars they have a self park system are you guys allowed to use it?
The newer ones do, I've never needed it, mum taught me to park properly. - Constable Hurn.
code g whats that
Can you be a police when shortsighted and would about lazering eyes
There are some restrictions, a certainly level of vision required without aid. Head over to newcops and ask them, they likely know the specifics. - Constable Hurn.
Hi nice video
Can u do swat plz l love the videos
My understanding is someone is working on one, I'll try find out for ya. - Constable Hurn.
"Constable Hurn and the team have a tough sift dealing with a series of critical mental health incidents"
spot the error lol
Classic, good spotting. - Constable Hurn.
Do you think about making a Instagram ❤️
I actually have thought about making a dedicated work one and doing regular stories, but I could also just use the existing Auckland Police one - What do you think? - Constable Hurn.
I think go for your doing amazing ❤️ before I started watching been here sense the frist vlog and I hated police officers and I wasn’t even a naughty kid but watching you changed me mind and I actually well I’m to unfit to be a police but I wanna do something in the force you have truly inspired me and I would love to see you Instagram up and running soon keep up the good work Constable Hurn
Haha holy shit. Pretty sure that guys my neighbor
say hi to constable smith for me
Why arn't cops this cute in the US
First
Please include a trigger warning or message before discussing the woman who was in mental distress as it came as a surprise that the scenario was described further and can generate graphic memories for people, like me, who have had extremely negative personal experiences with suicide.
Hi Sarah, I am sorry if the content came as a shock. You're right that moments in these episodes can be distressing. Policing is at times a very confronting job, I've always tried to balance that reality with the need to remain family friendly and the intention of this project: To get every day people as close to riding along with us as possible. In the spirit of that I've never paused before discussing anything and I try to deliver most of my pieces to camera un-scripted while avoiding the more graphic images I inadvertently collect. I do try and hint to the content in the description and have included contact details for support there if people feel like talking after watching. I hope you can see where I'm coming from. - Constable Hurn.