[Singapore] Police Force Vehicle Collection!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2020
- Captured here are a variety of older and newer police vehicles of the Singapore Police Force, Auxiliary Police Force and Land Transport Authority on the road in the Southeast Asian city-state of Singapore! You can get a glimpse of the Special Operations Command with their traditional red tactical vehicles, the traffic police, as well as the rarely seen Gurkha Contingent from Nepal with two Land Rovers. For some of the units I am not sure about their exact functions, or which departments they serve under. If you know more about any of these vehicles please do let me know in the comment section. Enjoy the video!
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Maybe next time when you come over might be lucky to catch the new Hyundai Tuscan FRC or the Traffic Police Department with their 3 Series M-Sport or the 1250RT bike.
Thank you! That would be awesome!! 😎
I rarely saw police vehicle on the street in Singapore. 4 days visited there, I had just seen only 1 police car, the white one like 2:01 in this clip
Same. I saw a lot of the Auxiliary police vans at the Gardens though; but they were just security. Granted, I was either on the NCC barracks, at an SDF site, or at a tourist area.
Welcome to Singapore, one of the safest places on earth! 😁
It is definitely not very common to see many police vehicles in Singapore, let alone with lights and sirens activated. The police mostly like to keep a low profile, but sometimes high visibility patrols and exercises are conducted. The best way to see lots of police vehicles is to go near a larger police station.
2:09 officer from `SecCom' [Singapore Police Force Security Command] on mission
Full respect to the Singapore police department. Thank you for keeping Singapore safe
I can be a police officer in singapore I'm 8
Ok
@@yanamnoor6292 hahahaha😂
Gurkha Contingent🤩😍
Awesome variety of vehicles! That building at 3:20 was really cool looking too.
Thanks for the comment my friend :)
It’s called Marina Bay Sands (MBS)
I love this! It's so rare to see Singapore police vehicles in Singapore, thanks for this video!
Thank you for the comment! It is rare indeed. These videos were collected over quite some time 😄
I see so many time already
@Ben Chu I live in Singapore and don't see them as often as some other counties, I've only seen the police responding code 3 once in my entire life while I've seen ambulances do so everyday.
@Ben Chu Singapore is actually one of the safest countries in the world I think next to Japan in terms of having very low crime rates. And in Singapore there is so much CCTV and a policing style heavily invested in CCTV that is likely anyone committing crime can just be tracked home and arrested there without a rapid response
One thing,if you see sirens and lights on,you know one thing:The shit's really hit the fan
Very good video my friend! Love that’s Land Rover!!!
Those are really gorgeous! I love it
Singapore is a damn progressive country
Singapore definetly isnt progressive. But living under Duerte makes them look like Wakanda probably.
@@Astro_Guy_1 we dont live under anyone.... weak geography much?
@@soochinghia157 he has the flag of the phillipines so i assume he lives there or comes from there.
So i said Singapore, which is not progressive at all, would probably seem progressive to anyone who has such a criminal madman as Duerte in power.
Weak reading comprehension much?
@@Astro_Guy_1 I am proud of my country Singapore. So sod off
@@adammeddina5537 i don't care if you are proud of your dictatorship.
Yay , Thanks Timur wish you could do more from SG
Hope you could catch our new appratus responding
Thank you! I feel the same way. Hopefully I can travel to SG again soon once the pandemic is under control. I will try my best! :)
Great compilation!
Thank you! :)
Awesome video my friend!
oh thats a nice police vehicle
Great video!
Fantastic video!!
Thank you! :)
2:46 i was there! Also photographing the vehicles
Cool! Great to see the men and women who protect our country in action!
Thanks for watching! Hope you like it :)
I'm from Singapore
Hope you can come back soon (when it’s safe) SPF has new vehicles! Hyundai Tucson!
I hope so too!! 🤩
very nice timur
Thank you! :)
4:11 is a supervisor car for the special operation command. They never come alone. They will always have the red tactical vehicles with them.
RED is not an appropriate colour for a police vehicle. Leave that colour for fire departments.
@@heli-crewhgs5285 in Singapore red isn't totally for just the SCDF or fire fighters. They can also be used.
3 und richtig Geile Aufnahmen!👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dankeschön! :D
Nice job!
Thank you!
2nd (Nice vids dude)
Thank you! 😁
Geniale Aufnahmen! :)
Vielen Dank! :)
1:27 Look closely and you can see the Ford Everest SPF ERT vehicle QX673E making a cameo..
Correct! Unfortunately I only noticed it while reviewing the clip later on 😆
Awesome catches mate! Were you around for the Singaporean national day or something? Probably explains all the specialist and tactical units patrolling around/at staging areas
Thank you! Yes I think it was close to the national day on at least one occasion, but there were also high alerts for terrorism at the time. When I filmed these clips there seemed to be a lot of focus on patrolling and securing MRT stations in particular.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Ah, I see, that explains it! Glad nothing actually happened I guess
Awesome catch. What's it like to travel the world?
Thank you! It’s fascinating and exciting, I cannot wait to keep traveling to new places (once the virus is under control...)! :)
Awesome vehicles, but those lightbars could definitely get some work done.
Thanks brot 😎👍
Cool 😎!
Police SWAT van
Awesome
Thanks
Should try to catch some emergency vehicles in Sentosa the next time you're in Singapore. There's the Sentosa Rangers with their own line of emergency vehicles.
Edit:
You can generally find them around Imbiah Station, Beach Station and Sentosa Cove Village. They have 2 motorcycles (general & traffic), van, pick-up truck and buggy.
Yup,they have ranger vehicles
feels good to be a singaporean if i do say so
because iam singaporean
You are lucky to be Singaporean! :)
Have you made video in malaysia before?🙂
Cooles Video!
Dankeschön! :)
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Nichts zu danken :)
Philippines collection next! Hahaq
One day I hope 😎
You see a lot of Singapore police cars😮
Nah they are quite rare actually, but I managed to record a few clips over the years visiting Singapore 😄
Timur can you do İstanbul police force? please
Good 🔥
Thanks
Could you make a video of greece?
Sure, hopefully one day!
Have you ever came in Italy??
Only once. But unfortunately I do not have any videos from there.
I never heard a Singapore police siren. I tried looking everywhere for a video about the Singapore police car responding with siren.
It's almost always a premier hazard haztec or carson
@@sieandknsproductions3491 wow! Carson? I heard that carson has a mechanical siren
@@BumberenzoManilupinoCityCarson electronic siren used on the old tactical vehicle not the new atego
Toyota Hilux is designated as Team Leader vehicle
Hey those are Dutch strips!
Just curious have you ever Sean a death van? They are from China btw
I have not.
3:42 중앙소방서를 지나가는 경찰
Does anyone know the police lightbar name?❓
First
That was quick! 😆
Malaysia next PLZ🙏🙏
One day! 😁
Once we can all travel again lmao
0:22 is a Fast Response Car
0:39 is a Toyota Hilux
0.47 is a Armed Police Van [if im right]
1:25 is not a LTA VEHICLE, Its a Traffic Police Bike, a BMW R 1200 RT
1:50 is a SOC Van used for Riot purposes to deliver troops or for a operation
2:01 is a Old Fast Response Car that i saw back in 2014
2:22 is a Old Toyota Hilux, Fast Response Car
2:48 is a Fast Response Vehicle, a Land Cruiser to deliver SOC Troops during a Operation if in urgent matters
3:46 is a Vehicle to Transport the SPF GC [Singapore Police Force Gurkha Contingent]
Wrong
0:22,4:41 Toyota Altis FRC
0:39, Isuzu FRC
0:47. spf prisoner transport van, Toyota Hiace
1:25, Lta enforcement unit, Yamaha XJ900
TGG can i get a collection of these police cars and vans?
What do you mean
Where's the STAR(Special Tactics And Rescue) vehicles? They're like the SWAT units in US.
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to record every single unit yet 😄
Its okay!
Around 1:28 I saw another police SUV ! Have u any information on that vehicle ?
Ford Everest SUV,used by the Coast Guard.There's also one in Green with the 'Police' on its side,handed over by the Singapore Armed Forces.
@@farhan_417 thanks for the info !
Hmmmmmm you do Vietnam and Singapore but why no malaysia
Because I have not had a chance to film many clips there yet.
They don't use sirens?
Very rarely. Crime is quite low in Singapore.
2:10 what is his uniform 😂looks like he's on a day off not on duty and the lack of motorbike kit is disturbing
Artane and panadol is the best drug of the whole world
And what does that have to do with the Singapore police?
新加坡國慶日
To be honest with you, I never actually heard their sirens
Singapore is too safe… 😄
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesbut they could be premier hazards or haztecs
Won't the police think u are suspicious
I was briefly questioned and asked for ID once, while recording. Other than that there were no issues.
When are you going to do a face reveal
But most of the police are corrupt in Singapore
Are you sure?!
Corrupt in what sense? Bribery can get you thrown in jail regardless of the amount be it to any civil, public servant. Any individual who tries to attempt to commit bribery is a sure ticket to jail. A public servant who accepts a bribe will likely be jailed.
Integrity is a core value not just in the police force but a fundemental value in Singapore
@@Benjamin-wy4dj Utsukilep pongener 207 maybe mistaken for our neighbouring country?
I mean Singapore is dictatorship (i think)
@@isakjohansson7134 no