Thank you for what you guys are doing 😊 Was a small town Reserve cop in the mid 1980s. I just wanted to volunteer back in my home town 😊 NO pay for us, plus we MUST do 20 hours of ride along. All the body/Belt equipment was on our own Dime. I know you said ( Auditor) make you mad, but the problem with that is your anger is being uploaded to the world 🌎 How can cops PR or bridge the gap between the First Amendment Auditor and the patrol person on duty. Just asking for maybe a topic of discussion.
It's alarming that this video has such a low number of views and comments, considering the dire need to bridge the gap between law enforcement and citizens. There is a desperate need to strengthen the relationship between the two. Not to mention, all the videos that show these relationships in a negative light have millions of views and thousands of comments so, why not this video which is intended to make positive change?? Death, pain and drama are more interesting and sought after than positivity and harmony amongst the American people??? As a nation we should be ashamed of ourselves. This tells me there are far too few people in search of a resolution!!!! Heart-breaking!!! 😔💔
I love how Billy's so outraged by Kyle's truck XD Hilarious. I was expecting him to say " No way he'll get to the 800k mark, we'll have an intervention before that happens!" (15:58)
I know you guys have touched on the mental aspects of being a law enforcement officer and have had experts on the podcast that give a good perspective on that. Can you guys touch on how your respective agencies deal with responding to mental calls (i.e suicidal ideations/attempts). I know my agency has enacted a policy where we aren't responding to these calls if they meet certain criteria. Thanks again guys P.s you guys should drink some real beer 🤟🏽
I would love to watch the episode about the audits if somebody could link it :-) I would also love to hear other people's opinions about audits, particularly officers
Somebody in my family loves to watch those audit videos, and I understand why they're doing it.. but honestly those videos kind of irritate me because the person with the camera is usually being a total jerk. What do you guys honestly think?
There's an episode of a show that gained a lot of attention where I'm from ( 🇨🇦) because of how realistic it was. The clip online has 4.3 million views and the comment section is loaded with people giving their two cents about what they would've done differently. As LEOs, I'm curious about your perspective. th-cam.com/video/LtxiokrYpxw/w-d-xo.html I don't have any aspirations to work in law enforcement but I appreciate the point of view that you guys provide every week. It's really informative :) Keep up the cool content!
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Thank you for what you guys are doing 😊
Was a small town Reserve cop in the mid 1980s. I just wanted to volunteer back in my home town 😊 NO pay for us, plus we MUST do 20 hours of ride along. All the body/Belt equipment was on our own Dime. I know you said ( Auditor) make you mad, but the problem with that is your anger is being uploaded to the world 🌎
How can cops PR or bridge the gap between the First Amendment Auditor and the patrol person on duty. Just asking for maybe a topic of discussion.
It's alarming that this video has such a low number of views and comments, considering the dire need to bridge the gap between law enforcement and citizens. There is a desperate need to strengthen the relationship between the two. Not to mention, all the videos that show these relationships in a negative light have millions of views and thousands of comments so, why not this video which is intended to make positive change?? Death, pain and drama are more interesting and sought after than positivity and harmony amongst the American people??? As a nation we should be ashamed of ourselves. This tells me there are far too few people in search of a resolution!!!! Heart-breaking!!! 😔💔
We totally agree! Thanks for watching and your support.
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I love how Billy's so outraged by Kyle's truck XD Hilarious. I was expecting him to say " No way he'll get to the 800k mark, we'll have an intervention before that happens!" (15:58)
How the hell did dude in the blue not know who Aquaman is? Is he from Mars. 😂
He might as well be 🤷🏼♂️
Thank you for great podcast. I always listen to you guys before my shift and bring up some training aspects during briefing.
I know you guys have touched on the mental aspects of being a law enforcement officer and have had experts on the podcast that give a good perspective on that.
Can you guys touch on how your respective agencies deal with responding to mental calls (i.e suicidal ideations/attempts). I know my agency has enacted a policy where we aren't responding to these calls if they meet certain criteria.
Thanks again guys
P.s you guys should drink some real beer 🤟🏽
Great topic. Our beer is fantastic. Everyone loves those Rocky Mountains. 🍻
Glad you guys invited James Freeman to the podcast.
I would love to watch the episode about the audits if somebody could link it :-) I would also love to hear other people's opinions about audits, particularly officers
Somebody in my family loves to watch those audit videos, and I understand why they're doing it.. but honestly those videos kind of irritate me because the person with the camera is usually being a total jerk. What do you guys honestly think?
Good stuff!!
Thanks T O 👊
I have a request for two cop movies. "Q & A" from 1990 starring Nick Nolte and "Sea of Love" (1989) starring Al Pacino?
We will have to check those out, thank you!
@@shotsfiredpodcast50 thank you! You guys are awesome for sharing your real life experience as a law enforcement. Thank you for all you do.
Dude has such a stressful job his eyebrows turned gray before his damn hair
Dude in the blue is a caveman. Ice T was talking about how outta control the LAPD was in the 80s. And he was right. Cause what happend in the 90s.
Haha
There's an episode of a show that gained a lot of attention where I'm from ( 🇨🇦) because of how realistic it was. The clip online has 4.3 million views and the comment section is loaded with people giving their two cents about what they would've done differently. As LEOs, I'm curious about your perspective.
th-cam.com/video/LtxiokrYpxw/w-d-xo.html
I don't have any aspirations to work in law enforcement but I appreciate the point of view that you guys provide every week. It's really informative :)
Keep up the cool content!
It is a lie. Just because they do not know does not mean they you are not lying