This one hit home. %80 of my childhood memories are related to domestic violence incidents at home. That is my main reason for joining the Police, I hope I pass my first exams. 🤞🤞🤞 Thanks for the video it's great inspiration to keep pushing through the process.
Seriously do not envy your job, but, I personally am thankful for your courageous and selfless choice to uphold the law and protect the peace. Thank you New Zealand Police.
I think it is so important to talk about this sort of stuff. The more it happens, the less we talk about it, and the less we talk about it, the more it happens. Hope your knee gets better soon! 😊
Agreed Kathryn, it's such and important topic to me, to all of us really, so I though I'd tell you all about how we respond to it. Thanks for the support. - Constable Hurn.
Love this channel! I never miss a vid. It's awesome how Constable Hurn and the other officers give us a candid look behind the scenes. I also like how he engages with the comment section quite regularly to answer questions. Keep it up guys!
Thank you for address such a hard topic. With people now stuck in their homes with Civid-19, cases have apparently increased. When you can't leave to get space and find an outlet, it makes things worse. Thank you for being there for people.
Awesome Vlog 😊 Thank you NZ Police for all you do to protect our families and community . Pray for fast recovery Constable Hurn . Keep up the good work . Looking forward to the next Vlog 👍
Absolutely great stuff Constable Hurn, I'm going through the Police vetting process at the moment, and these videos continue to inspire and motivate me every day
Awesome video, it’s nice hearing how others deal with family violence. It’s a massive part of our country. Keep up the great work Jonny and hope the knee gets better soon, be good to see you in the road again.
Hi Breydon, appreciate the support, the recovery took a while but I'm operationally fit now so next EP I'll be out on the road once more. - Constable Hurn.
Knee injuries suck, hope you're not out for too long. Also thanks for posting, growing up in a DV house I truly understand the relief given when police show up - thanks guys
Love vids officer, keeping the info simple so we can all understand better! Keep up the great work, hope your knee gets better so you can get back on the streets!!
Constable Hurn, I trust you'll have a speedy and full recovery from your injury. Unfortunately work related injuries in policing are all too common. You've focused on what is basically the "bread and butter" of police work (unfortunately). Even here in Australia, Domestic Violence is common and helping people to break that DV cycle is crucial. this responsibility doesn't just rest with police or any one organization. From family members to professional support groups, never be afraid to reach out for help if you or somebody you know (or suspect) is a DV victim. Stay safe everybody. Hmm, maybe a QPS shoulder patch will pop up in an upcoming video from Constable Hurn!!
It will definitely make an appearance! Thankfully I'm already healed up and back out on full duty - Hope you side of the ditch is going well mate - Constable Hurn.
Just a few questions bro - What were you doing before the police and do you see yourself staying as a front line police officer or do you have other plans besides working for nz police? Cheers.
Love the video as always. Just wondering if you had any words of wisdom or advice for those like myself who are looking at getting into the police force. Keep up the good work
Hey what's the difference in regards to Airport police and what they do differently than the normal frontline cops ? Thanks btw I'm loving the videos keep them up haven't missed one yet
Not here. New Zealand has one national service so the cops you see at the Airport are the same as the ones you would find anywhere else. We rotate around quite a bit too so even I could work the Airport gig one day. - Constable Hurn.
@Auckland Police TV Do you have ride along for public to see what it is all about for being a cop! I did one when I was like 7 but am seriously considering it as a career.
josh avery I've been with police and ambulance in Australia for 30 years combined. At the start of your career, such incidents can be confronting. I'm not sure about NZP (I'm assuming training is consistent across the Tasman), but watching an autopsy (behind glass and shielded from any smells) as well as seeing confronting videos and photos is included during training. The only way one can prepare for such incidents is exposure. NZP will no doubt have a fantastic support network to help officers cope with confronting incidents. Just when you think you've seen it all and nothing phases you, there is always something that does. Best way to deal with confronting situations is to talk with your colleagues. If you get into the police, you're going to see scenes a lot more confronting than "gruesome road accidents". Good luck with your career quest.
Yep, we all see a few things in the job, there is training, good support from the team both in a casual way and more formal support. Experience helps, but so does good sleep and healthy habits around managing stress, all stuff they talk about at College. - Constable Hurn.
I have applied for the police force twice and have not attended the entrance exams because I have a horrible memory and forgot to go to them but 3rd time is the charm right... just gotta wait 6 months now.
Hi Constable Hurn, I have been training for the last few months to get fit for the police. I am 18 and just wanted to know about joining. I have smoked marijuana when I was 16 twice but I'm concerned the police recruitment will turn me down for this. Any advice on what to do?
Not enough cells to hold a high percentage of people that will break this law if it was put in place. However, reoccurring offenders of family violence due to drugs or alcohol should be treated for drug/alcohol addiction. Trying to prevent it before it happens again is the easiest way to minimize these stats and keep those who rely on alcohol to deal with their mental/health issues in a less violent state.
It won't go away, see the prohibition in the US and Al Capone, just because something like cocaine is illegal, doesn't mean people won't use it or profit from selling it.
I'm actually involved in family violence and it isn't a good thing. The police actually came over last night, due to my father losing his fucking nut, and hurting me and my older sister.
Great video, but I have lost faith in Police when it comes to domestic violence and I am sorry to say, it is often the most vulnerable person who gets removed from the house, and then they are left with nowhere to go, for up to 5 days.
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This one hit home. %80 of my childhood memories are related to domestic violence incidents at home. That is my main reason for joining the Police, I hope I pass my first exams. 🤞🤞🤞 Thanks for the video it's great inspiration to keep pushing through the process.
I concur, physical, emotional/psychological, financial, social...
So sorry that's what you remember from you childhood, good luck with your exam!
Seriously do not envy your job, but, I personally am thankful for your courageous and selfless choice to uphold the law and protect the peace. Thank you New Zealand Police.
I think it is so important to talk about this sort of stuff. The more it happens, the less we talk about it, and the less we talk about it, the more it happens. Hope your knee gets better soon! 😊
Agreed Kathryn, it's such and important topic to me, to all of us really, so I though I'd tell you all about how we respond to it. Thanks for the support. - Constable Hurn.
Love this channel! I never miss a vid. It's awesome how Constable Hurn and the other officers give us a candid look behind the scenes. I also like how he engages with the comment section quite regularly to answer questions. Keep it up guys!
Thank you for address such a hard topic. With people now stuck in their homes with Civid-19, cases have apparently increased. When you can't leave to get space and find an outlet, it makes things worse. Thank you for being there for people.
It's kinda sad that those people are so trapped in their minds that they react that way.
Awesome Vlog 😊 Thank you NZ Police for all you do to protect our families and community . Pray for fast recovery Constable Hurn . Keep up the good work . Looking forward to the next Vlog 👍
I just love the comments section here aye! Everyone is so positive. Shows how great our country and people are 😀
Not just your country mate...
Yup compared to the comments on TH-cam videos of Australian cops, this is a positive space. Gives me hope
@@rlouise4805 Cops are pricks in NZ. They are sadistic pscyhopaths.. You must be in the dark. They are criminal through and through. Corrupt as a...
NZs hottest man xD how is he not viral already :D
His voice is nearly broken
Absolutely great stuff Constable Hurn, I'm going through the Police vetting process at the moment, and these videos continue to inspire and motivate me every day
I hope ur knee gets better
Thanks, It was a long recovery but I was cleared to return to duty a few days ago feels great being able to run again! - Constable Hurn.
Great!
Awesome video, it’s nice hearing how others deal with family violence. It’s a massive part of our country. Keep up the great work Jonny and hope the knee gets better soon, be good to see you in the road again.
Hi Breydon, appreciate the support, the recovery took a while but I'm operationally fit now so next EP I'll be out on the road once more. - Constable Hurn.
Yay good to hear, can’t wait for the next video 👍 take care and stay safe 😊
Great to get your perspective. I've dealt with a lot of these calls during my career.
Great series as always and thank you Sargent Tim for your amazing work
can we know more about Auckland police dispatch team and how all that works? cheers Ben
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Knee injuries suck, hope you're not out for too long. Also thanks for posting, growing up in a DV house I truly understand the relief given when police show up - thanks guys
Glad we could be there for you Ana, my knee has healed up well and I'm back out there now. - Constable Hurn.
It’s good to hear people actually talking about it
Love vids officer, keeping the info simple so we can all understand better! Keep up the great work, hope your knee gets better so you can get back on the streets!!
Constable Hurn, I trust you'll have a speedy and full recovery from your injury. Unfortunately work related injuries in policing are all too common.
You've focused on what is basically the "bread and butter" of police work (unfortunately). Even here in Australia, Domestic Violence is common and helping people to break that DV cycle is crucial. this responsibility doesn't just rest with police or any one organization. From family members to professional support groups, never be afraid to reach out for help if you or somebody you know (or suspect) is a DV victim.
Stay safe everybody.
Hmm, maybe a QPS shoulder patch will pop up in an upcoming video from Constable Hurn!!
It will definitely make an appearance! Thankfully I'm already healed up and back out on full duty - Hope you side of the ditch is going well mate - Constable Hurn.
Just a few questions bro - What were you doing before the police and do you see yourself staying as a front line police officer or do you have other plans besides working for nz police? Cheers.
Love the video as always. Just wondering if you had any words of wisdom or advice for those like myself who are looking at getting into the police force. Keep up the good work
Do they change the uniform to dress shirt? If so, that would be so cool!
How often do NZ police officers respond to a family harm argument Johnny
Hope you're knee starts to feel better soon Johnny!
Are there any specific haircuts/styles required/banned when you’re a cop?
Dusty Brah lemme get this straight. This is a dead serious family violence video and your held up about hair.
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Hey what's the difference in regards to Airport police and what they do differently than the normal frontline cops ? Thanks btw I'm loving the videos keep them up haven't missed one yet
Airport is usually federal police which is higher than regular police
Not here. New Zealand has one national service so the cops you see at the Airport are the same as the ones you would find anywhere else. We rotate around quite a bit too so even I could work the Airport gig one day. - Constable Hurn.
Can't wait for the next video!❤️
was the car featured in this video manual or was the driver using the manual gear change on an Auto?
It's an Auto with optional manual control. Best of both worlds really, no clutch but still a good amount of control. - Constable Hurn.
This is not something I don’t want to deal with as a cop but it’s part of a job anyways because you are called to solve the incident and make arrest
@Auckland Police TV Do you have ride along for public to see what it is all about for being a cop! I did one when I was like 7 but am seriously considering it as a career.
Tim, my boss at Whangaia table. Hope your knee heals soon 😊
I'm looking towards a career with NZ police my question is how do you prepare and deal with gruesome road accidents ?
josh avery I've been with police and ambulance in Australia for 30 years combined.
At the start of your career, such incidents can be confronting. I'm not sure about NZP (I'm assuming training is consistent across the Tasman), but watching an autopsy (behind glass and shielded from any smells) as well as seeing confronting videos and photos is included during training. The only way one can prepare for such incidents is exposure. NZP will no doubt have a fantastic support network to help officers cope with confronting incidents. Just when you think you've seen it all and nothing phases you, there is always something that does. Best way to deal with confronting situations is to talk with your colleagues. If you get into the police, you're going to see scenes a lot more confronting than "gruesome road accidents".
Good luck with your career quest.
Yep, we all see a few things in the job, there is training, good support from the team both in a casual way and more formal support. Experience helps, but so does good sleep and healthy habits around managing stress, all stuff they talk about at College. - Constable Hurn.
Great educational resource.
good job for being a police and help new zealand leave a like for the nz police
Hello from sweden! Good vlogg greetings Peter
Hi :))
I have applied for the police force twice and have not attended the entrance exams because I have a horrible memory and forgot to go to them but 3rd time is the charm right... just gotta wait 6 months now.
Hi Constable Hurn,
I have been training for the last few months to get fit for the police. I am 18 and just wanted to know about joining. I have smoked marijuana when I was 16 twice but I'm concerned the police recruitment will turn me down for this. Any advice on what to do?
AOS Vlog?
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Do u commute and if so what's it like
Are there height and weight limits in NZ police?
Please can you show what is in the big car first aid kits?
Awesome video
Criminalise alcohol and the most of the violence will go away. Its just a bandaid on a problem.
Not enough cells to hold a high percentage of people that will break this law if it was put in place.
However, reoccurring offenders of family violence due to drugs or alcohol should be treated for drug/alcohol addiction.
Trying to prevent it before it happens again is the easiest way to minimize these stats and keep those who rely on alcohol to deal with their mental/health issues in a less violent state.
Government will lose to much money in tax its sad but its reality.
It won't go away, see the prohibition in the US and Al Capone, just because something like cocaine is illegal, doesn't mean people won't use it or profit from selling it.
Try doing some research on the alcohol prohibition in the 1920's. I think you would change your mind.
@@achtungpanzer8653 I could go away.
Paper work is a large majority of the job. My question is, Is this becoming easier with the aid of mobile devices?
What do you do on your days off?
Equal parts CS:GO/DayZ followed by a good portion of the gym, playing some music and recently started riding a motorbike. - Constable Hurn.
Auckland Police TV sounds like a perfect balance of work and relaxation
Yep, the silvers aren't going to carry themselves to victory. - Constable Hurn.
Auckland Police TV absolutely!
I was in Auckland police station today lol goddamn fines
Nice vid
I'm actually involved in family violence and it isn't a good thing.
The police actually came over last night, due to my father losing his fucking nut, and hurting me and my older sister.
what about when the woman perpertrates the domestic violence?
My neighbor stabbed up her man (P) and she has the kid's.. I am shocked to be honest.
I had seen a american news and it said the NZ police came to a birthday par
I’m an indian how could i join nz police what are the criteria of joing nz cop
Great video, but I have lost faith in Police when it comes to domestic violence and I am sorry to say, it is often the most vulnerable person who gets removed from the house, and then they are left with nowhere to go, for up to 5 days.
Violence against women. Can you do a vlog on that
Hi this is Lewis do a police chase
Hi this is Lewis do a police car chase
More Oscars .. more bullshit ..
Aye
so sweet with the camera's rolling. Arseholes otherwise. Cops gave you a bad name.
Greetings turkish :)
Get lost.
@@ManofOneGod no need to be like that.
johnny needs to go work for bel ami LOL and give up his police career forever
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Do one in regards to working with LGBTQ