Went on my first police ride along this weekend and me and the officer ended up talking about your videos and how helpful they are for upcoming officers 👮🏿♀️ 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Im in high school and we have a cop that literally just walks around the school and it seems like a pretty easy job. Could you make a video about your thoughts on these cops?
PhilTheThrill high school the good old days. School police have the same authority as “regular cops,” however, their job description is a little different. Street cops will respond to call for service (in the communities) like, robberies, burglaries, murders and stuff like that on a day to day basis. Now school police usually respond to anything that occurs on school grounds like fights, vandalism, and small disturbance. We (cops) can all arrest violators if need be, but school police might not be use to doing the things a “street cop” do, if that makes sense.
Suggestion for future content: Find some cop movie or cop tv show and review it. I have seen doctors doing that, lawyers and airline pilots, and it is fun. All best!
Hi. Greetings from Poland. You are my inspiration to being Cop in Poland. I know that Police in USA and Poland is deferent but all Police Officers are Brother in Blue. Good job Officer401.
I was starting to consider a career in law enforcement and just by sheer chance TH-cam suggested one of your videos to me. Fast forward a week or so and I've been on a Officer401 binge. You're videos are great. They're very informative especially the what to expect of this or that. Be it those or just telling stories you always pay attention to detail. Your videos have encouraged me to keep moving forward with the process and make the jump into applying to the local department. So thank you for making all these videos. Keep doing what you do.
If my sgt. Says hes going to a call and I know there might be paper involved I just stack it on me. Word of advice to the new officers if you have a type 5 sgt. You take care of him because he takes care of your team.
In our department lt and above is gold. Sgt and below is silver. Captains are in charge of precincts and lieutenants run the shifts. Captains pretty much work day shift only and are behind a desk. Our sergeants and corporals are our front line supervisors.
I fully understand you needing a break. I do deeply appreciate you taking the time and patience of making, editing, and pushing out your awesome and informal videos! Keep these up! Maybe one idea for your next video you can hit on is have you ever tested and went up for promotion to Sergeant? If you have not, why? What are your personal pros and cons of promoting to Sergeant. Thanks again bro!
Ideas for videos Why you became a cop Highway patrol What makes a department a good place to work Funniest arrest made on teens Dash cam footage review Best equipment cops use Non citizen cops Etc brother .......
Sir. I realize you work very Hard and I appreciate all you do. For many years I've helped people pass their physical readiness test for the dept they're applying. I'm now considering taking a few course and possibly applying my self. Stay safe out their, and thank you for being a Strong minded Man. Your Perfect for the Badge.
Always have respect for you guys, just purchased a bottle opener and blue line flag to show my support. Keep up the great work and stay safe out their.
Notable mention. (not relegated to law enforcement.) The Blue Falcon. He is looking to use your back as a rung on the ladder of success. He thinks getting his guys/gals in trouble shows his devotion to the department. Kids sick? Need to show up late so they are taken care of till mom gets home? Write up!
You're so real. I work at Quartermaster and sew patches onto uniforms and of course measure inseam for pants and hem them and the braid on Sargent and guard. All the police officers who come into the sewing workroom are so kind and dare I say, sweet and appreciative to the point that I have to let them know that they are the ones who are appreciated! Cracking jokes and hearing stories, some disgruntled and some funny. I love what I do and I love you too!
You nailed it! It took me 10 yrs to make sergeant, moving through FTO, Detective & MPO along the way. I knew the people I was now supervising pretty well and always tried to remember where I came from as I did my job. It took another five years to lieutenant and then seven more to captain where I retired in ‘97. My last call as a captain, just before retirement, was a shoplifter arrest & report. I did need a bit of help from one of my guys completing the paperwork though.
I like updates on your personal life. I like when you talk about your crazy calls. You should do more public vlogs i know you work alot but when you do cool shit bring us along we love you dude.
Types of dispatchers: 1. Experienced, thinks ahead and knows not to check your welfare AT THE STATION - has that pilot voice - the operator. 2. Sexy voice dispatcher, but is 300 lbs - the cat fish - ignorance is bliss 3. The badge bunny that sends you messages with LOLs and checks you on facebook - usually has a husband who’s on another shift. 4. The ghetto, anti-police dispatcher that’s always pissed and will not run that tag for you for days. 5. The speech impediment - has an annoying voice or talks like baby huey - everyone is too busy dying to acknowledge the call for service. Anyone else got some types they’ve encountered?
I have had nothing but micromanagers. In 3 years I have been unable to perfect my report writing because each of my sergeants (thats right, plural) want it done differently. Then I have sergeants that I dont even work for constantly, but do with the constant mandatories, telling me how THEY want the report done. The one thing they never teach you in the academy, "no matter how great you did something, youre still wrong" lol.
Officer401 your a huge inspiration to me, I joined the local PD's police explorer program and hope to become a police officer one day, I am aware of the risks and dangers but the joy of helping people and making the world a better place one call at a time is overwhelming over the risk's. My uncle was a PD officer for 8 years before medical reasons why he quite and even though he was a officer 6 years ago I still have people walk up to me and tell me my uncle is a great man (I've also had a few not too happy i'm related to him also lol). I don't expect everyone to like me but I feel a calling to protect The Thin Blue Line, I'd love to build a strong unbreakable bond with my fellow men and women in blue, and try my hardest to be on the force as long as our PD's oldest officer on the force of 47 years, I respect your job field and hope I can be a police officer one day.
Oh wow... I took a lot away from this video. It’s incredible how similar things are in the airline world. As a First Officer, the Captain I am working with MAKES or BREAKS the trip. Fortunately our trips usually don’t last longer than 4 days, so we aren’t always working with the same pilots, however the micro-managers are the worst for me personally. The mega type-A Control freaks that tell us how to fly the jet and never let us think for ourselves. It truly makes the job SO much harder than it needs to be. Then there’s the Capt that’s been at the airline for 30 years and could care less about anything (which can be nice in a sense like how you described), but it can also be challenging to work with a guy that could care less if the weather is too bad to safely land at an airport. Thanks for the post!
Best of luck Jonathan! I’m in an Academy now. Pay attention, take good notes and when the instructors say “this is important to know” or “you should know this”, it’s a good sign it will show up on your exams. Start getting in shape now, and even if you have prior law enforcement or military experience, check that baggage at the curb, so to speak. I’m not saying it won’t help you or your classmates, but don’t let it dictate your attitude or outlook.
I have been a police officer in Ohio for 24 years. The City I work in has a population of just over 150 thousand people. For the last 12 years, I have been a field sergeant. A level one supervisor. I do not handle any calls unless they are life threatening. When an officer request a supervisor, I believe the supervisor should be available. I also believe that it is important to have one unit on the street that does not respond to calls, and can respond to an officer in trouble immediately. I just wanted to give you my opinion. I like watching officer401 and Mike the cop videos. I appreciate you giving law enforcement a voice. on the internet / TH-cam
my father has been on the force with the same township for the last 20 years or so and only made it to sergeant about 3 or 4 years ago. He's going for his masters now, takes every extra shift he can, signs up for every detail possible, goes to every possible seminar and training program offered by the department, he now trains members of our regional swat, and has just been busting his ass throughout his whole career. He is probably one of the most qualified officers in the station (we are part of a smaller suburb so its not that large). Really goes to show, you are definitely right about the length of time not really having shit to do with promotions. He was skipped up in line for promotion on two occasions despite having higher qualifications, this was because our municipality was trying to diversify their workforce so they promoted a woman and a hispanic male before my father got promoted. And this totally makes sense, as we have a primarily white male police force and an ever increasing minority population in our town. They were trying to avoid any "privilege" or "discrimination" issues, which is unfortunate that this card needs to be pulled, but again, it makes sense. He is now working towards captain and eventually trying to become chief over in the next town over. Best of luck to him!
You talking about years required for supervisor makes me smile. I work for a pretty small department thats regarded as the "training ground" for bigger surrounding agencies due to high call volume/nature of the calls. I'm about to be 22, going on a year of experience and I'm going to FTO school next week. The requirement for Sgt is 2 years... LT at 3 years if you're a Sgt... crazy how departments vary. (located in FL)
I’m with S/O and it takes a minute to work your way to an FTO or sup. Man this video is right on. Don’t forget the “Lt.’s “house mouse”. Friggin butter bars. 😂. Great content brother, watch that six out there.👮🏻♂️
Just finishing school on my last semester. Curecently on my 2nd year in a vol. fire department, and I still sometimes feel like trying law enforcement. 2 great careers but stuck in between.
Hey officer 401, I love your channel and the way you help build a bridge between civilians and LEOs. I have a great idea for a video, if you haven't made on on this topic already. (I'm new to your channel) Make a video of your every day carry, of gear you won't leave home without, weather on duty of off duty. Stay safe out there brother, looking forward to new videos
I asked one of the older local cops when he was going to retire. He said that the day he had to draw his gun would be his last day as a cop. He didn't choose a small town police department for the money. My uncle who worked in a different town retired ten years ago. I don't think he even carries a gun anymore.
In the last Department I worked for the sgt. And LT. would always run away from reports but were the biggest micro managers/supervisors, I’m happy that I work for a different department now
I laughed so hard when you mentioned putting there names in the reports. We literally just had a read off with our lieutenant telling us not to do that lol.
Lol good guess! TBH I have no idea where the 665 came from I think it was just generated when I created the account a long time ago because that’s never been my unit number. But yes you are correct, I work in Texas. Stay safe bro and keep up the good work!
@officer401 Video content idea: police interactions with those with mental illness or other mental disabilities (ie: autism). Also would be good to include how some departments have CIT (crisis intervention team) trained officers, which often leads to better outcomes for all parties involved in situations concerning those with mental illness and/or disabilities. Thanks for all the content and information you put out!
Great video. Was promoted after 20 years and quickly found out the supervisor isn't just sitting at the station. He is getting the life sucked out of him by BlueTeam.
Only subbed a couple of days ago love your vids gives me a different perspective on things such as why a cop would be going over the speed limit thank you
When I was a Supervisor for a shift of mall cops here in Houston first thing i told the shift was "Get your job done, do it right, make sure it's right, other than that you're on your own, call me if you need absolutely anything" I like to personally make sure everything is squared away (just my personality), but as long as everyone gets what needs to be done, done and they let me know I'll be as happy as can be.
I wish those bottle openers had an eyelet to put it on my keys so I would never lose it! I can always just drill a little whole in it though, they look sweet
Nope. My department has been absolutely amazing and supportive. They watch me like a hawk, but they are really cool about everything. I really appreciate the place I work for and I will always have their back. They have mine by allowing these videos.
Imagine your supervisor sees this video.
My current supervisor is #5. She's laid back and cool af. We also went to the academy together so she's been my friend for over ten years.
PhilTheThrill ohhh you got burned 🙂
iBeowulf 626 your standard for a burn is pretty low
Kamrin Martinez 😂😂🤣
PhilTheThrill is there hoodies? Leggings? That would be amazing please 🥰
Imagine ChiefOfPolice401?? ❤️
There goes that department haha. Ok. That would be awesome
Cool comment
Where do I submit my resume?
*Chief401
More like Chief401
Went on my first police ride along this weekend and me and the officer ended up talking about your videos and how helpful they are for upcoming officers 👮🏿♀️ 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
MJ The rival keep on those rides man! Ride with multiple agency’s. Fantastic way to network and feel your way around the career field.
In the Dallas Jr officer academy thing?
Im in high school and we have a cop that literally just walks around the school and it seems like a pretty easy job. Could you make a video about your thoughts on these cops?
Do you live in a city or something?
I have a cop like that at my school and at lunch we laugh and chat the time away and I see him like an uncle instead.
PhilTheThrill high school the good old days. School police have the same authority as “regular cops,” however, their job description is a little different. Street cops will respond to call for service (in the communities) like, robberies, burglaries, murders and stuff like that on a day to day basis. Now school police usually respond to anything that occurs on school grounds like fights, vandalism, and small disturbance. We (cops) can all arrest violators if need be, but school police might not be use to doing the things a “street cop” do, if that makes sense.
He has a video out on that already. Just look up officer401 school cops.
The cop at my high School are the same cops that are on the street and I'm am in a small town not a city.
Officer 401 please talk about the use of jurisdiction. I would appreciate it.
Michael Sullivan I am teleporting
Michael Sullivan thanks I thought long and hard for that one 😂
That would be an awesome idea. Ive always wondered whats the difference of a constable and a sherriff
Wata 420 Constables are in Britain
@@rianrushwood1426 u.s has their versions of constables if im not mistaken
Finally. Now I dont have to use a 7.62x39mm bullet to open Vodka
Ante sosic Sosic I’ve read it all now
I use 556 because I’m American
Whatever what does the rim have to do with it when i shoot the cap off? Like I said....American.
5.45x39mm, you peasant.
@@sirbader1 that caliber is so stupid
theres this saying i will never forget, "people dont quit jobs, they quit their supervisors/managers"
That is very true. That's the only reason I left my last department.
The reason I quit my last job. Employee of the year 2 years in a row, and they still bitched about tiny little things.
Finally A real Police Officer on TH-cam. Thank you to all police officers for risking their lives to make sure our country is safe. I salute you.
TH3_F0X_GH05T I’m a real police officer 🤫
Suggestion for future content:
Find some cop movie or cop tv show and review it.
I have seen doctors doing that, lawyers and airline pilots, and it is fun.
All best!
End of Watch would be perfect for that
Hi. Greetings from Poland. You are my inspiration to being Cop in Poland. I know that Police in USA and Poland is deferent but all Police Officers are Brother in Blue. Good job Officer401.
PięknoNatury My Uncle was a cop in Poland several years ago.
And sisters
ZombieDogSpunky yes brother and sister in blue. :)
Vorgo13 cool. Greetings for you Uncle and You.
Vorgo13 good luck
I was starting to consider a career in law enforcement and just by sheer chance TH-cam suggested one of your videos to me. Fast forward a week or so and I've been on a Officer401 binge. You're videos are great. They're very informative especially the what to expect of this or that. Be it those or just telling stories you always pay attention to detail. Your videos have encouraged me to keep moving forward with the process and make the jump into applying to the local department. So thank you for making all these videos. Keep doing what you do.
Yes! Another video from 401, time to get the popcorn🙏
If my sgt. Says hes going to a call and I know there might be paper involved I just stack it on me. Word of advice to the new officers if you have a type 5 sgt. You take care of him because he takes care of your team.
Wow Bryan, good point. I should have said that in the video. Take care of a good Sergeant that takes care of you...well-said buddy!
Fact. It's also why I take the truly messed up ones from my guys. I can fade certain types of heat that they can't.
In our department lt and above is gold. Sgt and below is silver.
Captains are in charge of precincts and lieutenants run the shifts. Captains pretty much work day shift only and are behind a desk. Our sergeants and corporals are our front line supervisors.
I fully understand you needing a break. I do deeply appreciate you taking the time and patience of making, editing, and pushing out your awesome and informal videos! Keep these up! Maybe one idea for your next video you can hit on is have you ever tested and went up for promotion to Sergeant? If you have not, why? What are your personal pros and cons of promoting to Sergeant. Thanks again bro!
Ideas for videos
Why you became a cop
Highway patrol
What makes a department a good place to work
Funniest arrest made on teens
Dash cam footage review
Best equipment cops use
Non citizen cops
Etc brother .......
Yo this is good🙏😎
Dude I hope he sees this!
Same I'm just a kid who wants to be a cop but I don't have citizenship unfortunately
This is so true!! I love your 5 types, I'm a 13 yr Police Officer in Louisiana and these are true...
I learned a lot today. With any job, you can have those type of supervisors. A good supervisor can make or break a shift.
Sir. I realize you work very Hard and I appreciate all you do. For many years I've helped people pass their physical readiness test for the dept they're applying. I'm now considering taking a few course and possibly applying my self. Stay safe out their, and thank you for being a Strong minded Man. Your Perfect for the Badge.
Awesome video ! Our Sgt here in Florida is Amazing , he's definitely #5 ❤
Always have respect for you guys, just purchased a bottle opener and blue line flag to show my support. Keep up the great work and stay safe out their.
Notable mention. (not relegated to law enforcement.) The Blue Falcon. He is looking to use your back as a rung on the ladder of success. He thinks getting his guys/gals in trouble shows his devotion to the department. Kids sick? Need to show up late so they are taken care of till mom gets home? Write up!
Omg yes!
401 plz upload some more crazy stories that you have encountered throughout your career
You're so real. I work at Quartermaster and sew patches onto uniforms and of course measure inseam for pants and hem them and the braid on Sargent and guard. All the police officers who come into the sewing workroom are so kind and dare I say, sweet and appreciative to the point that I have to let them know that they are the ones who are appreciated! Cracking jokes and hearing stories, some disgruntled and some funny. I love what I do and I love you too!
This is such a great video, Sir! You are so right on about these types of Supervisors!! Keep up the great work!!!!
I have an idea for merch. You could do a Velcro patch that could go on backpacks or other stuff like that
Good idea Gavin!
@@officer401 AGREED! :D
401 you nailed it again. I will be showing this to my shift this weekend.
You nailed it! It took me 10 yrs to make sergeant, moving through FTO, Detective & MPO along the way. I knew the people I was now supervising pretty well and always tried to remember where I came from as I did my job. It took another five years to lieutenant and then seven more to captain where I retired in ‘97. My last call as a captain, just before retirement, was a shoplifter arrest & report. I did need a bit of help from one of my guys completing the paperwork though.
I like updates on your personal life. I like when you talk about your crazy calls. You should do more public vlogs i know you work alot but when you do cool shit bring us along we love you dude.
Hey, new video idea. Types of dispatchers
DaMan0203 My dad's 4 and 3.
Types of dispatchers:
1. Experienced, thinks ahead and knows not to check your welfare AT THE STATION - has that pilot voice - the operator.
2. Sexy voice dispatcher, but is 300 lbs - the cat fish - ignorance is bliss
3. The badge bunny that sends you messages with LOLs and checks you on facebook - usually has a husband who’s on another shift.
4. The ghetto, anti-police dispatcher that’s always pissed and will not run that tag for you for days.
5. The speech impediment - has an annoying voice or talks like baby huey - everyone is too busy dying to acknowledge the call for service.
Anyone else got some types they’ve encountered?
Must be a Great blessing to have a Great Supervisor such as Yourself to work with.
Dude you have a career outside of TH-cam. We don’t care about constant videos just upload whenever you feel like it man you know we’ll be here
I have had nothing but micromanagers. In 3 years I have been unable to perfect my report writing because each of my sergeants (thats right, plural) want it done differently. Then I have sergeants that I dont even work for constantly, but do with the constant mandatories, telling me how THEY want the report done. The one thing they never teach you in the academy, "no matter how great you did something, youre still wrong" lol.
That is very true and I should have mentioned that in the video that every Sergeant wants things done differently. Very good point and very true
Officer401 your a huge inspiration to me, I joined the local PD's police explorer program and hope to become a police officer one day, I am aware of the risks and dangers but the joy of helping people and making the world a better place one call at a time is overwhelming over the risk's. My uncle was a PD officer for 8 years before medical reasons why he quite and even though he was a officer 6 years ago I still have people walk up to me and tell me my uncle is a great man (I've also had a few not too happy i'm related to him also lol). I don't expect everyone to like me but I feel a calling to protect The Thin Blue Line, I'd love to build a strong unbreakable bond with my fellow men and women in blue, and try my hardest to be on the force as long as our PD's oldest officer on the force of 47 years, I respect your job field and hope I can be a police officer one day.
Oh wow... I took a lot away from this video. It’s incredible how similar things are in the airline world.
As a First Officer, the Captain I am working with MAKES or BREAKS the trip. Fortunately our trips usually don’t last longer than 4 days, so we aren’t always working with the same pilots, however the micro-managers are the worst for me personally. The mega type-A Control freaks that tell us how to fly the jet and never let us think for ourselves. It truly makes the job SO much harder than it needs to be.
Then there’s the Capt that’s been at the airline for 30 years and could care less about anything (which can be nice in a sense like how you described), but it can also be challenging to work with a guy that could care less if the weather is too bad to safely land at an airport.
Thanks for the post!
I can't wait till I'm in the academy in the fall semester!!!
Good luck
kai wilson thank you!
How did your oral go ? I have mine this week and poly and phsyc left.
Best of luck Jonathan! I’m in an Academy now. Pay attention, take good notes and when the instructors say “this is important to know” or “you should know this”, it’s a good sign it will show up on your exams. Start getting in shape now, and even if you have prior law enforcement or military experience, check that baggage at the curb, so to speak. I’m not saying it won’t help you or your classmates, but don’t let it dictate your attitude or outlook.
You're the shit man! thank you for your service and keep doing what you do.
Thanks for the best content. You are honest!
Officers are the best in the Air Force that I’ve met and I’ve met so many and I’m only in tech school
I have been a police officer in Ohio for 24 years. The City I work in has a population of just over 150 thousand people. For the last 12 years, I have been a field sergeant. A level one supervisor. I do not handle any calls unless they are life threatening. When an officer request a supervisor, I believe the supervisor should be available. I also believe that it is important to have one unit on the street that does not respond to calls, and can respond to an officer in trouble immediately. I just wanted to give you my opinion. I like watching officer401 and Mike the cop videos. I appreciate you giving law enforcement a voice. on the internet / TH-cam
This HAS to be my favorite youtube channel right now
I swear, you're the realest 😂 I loved this video and I can't wait to snag a couple 401 bottle openers! 💙
my father has been on the force with the same township for the last 20 years or so and only made it to sergeant about 3 or 4 years ago. He's going for his masters now, takes every extra shift he can, signs up for every detail possible, goes to every possible seminar and training program offered by the department, he now trains members of our regional swat, and has just been busting his ass throughout his whole career. He is probably one of the most qualified officers in the station (we are part of a smaller suburb so its not that large). Really goes to show, you are definitely right about the length of time not really having shit to do with promotions. He was skipped up in line for promotion on two occasions despite having higher qualifications, this was because our municipality was trying to diversify their workforce so they promoted a woman and a hispanic male before my father got promoted. And this totally makes sense, as we have a primarily white male police force and an ever increasing minority population in our town. They were trying to avoid any "privilege" or "discrimination" issues, which is unfortunate that this card needs to be pulled, but again, it makes sense. He is now working towards captain and eventually trying to become chief over in the next town over. Best of luck to him!
The five people who disliked this video so far must be supervisors! LOL
Mo Time I just didn’t like that he didn’t give the actual worst kind. Lol!
Mo Time 14 supervisors now lol
Mo, you got that spot on, bro. Up to 44 supervisors snooping around right here.
*It's gonna be awkward if your supervisor sees this*
Only when he is signing his eval.
You talking about years required for supervisor makes me smile. I work for a pretty small department thats regarded as the "training ground" for bigger surrounding agencies due to high call volume/nature of the calls. I'm about to be 22, going on a year of experience and I'm going to FTO school next week. The requirement for Sgt is 2 years... LT at 3 years if you're a Sgt... crazy how departments vary. (located in FL)
Wow. Literally spot on!
Idea Topic! A cops perspective on EMS, and the urbanization (ballistic vests) of EMS and Fire!
I’m with S/O and it takes a minute to work your way to an FTO or sup. Man this video is right on. Don’t forget the “Lt.’s “house mouse”. Friggin butter bars. 😂. Great content brother, watch that six out there.👮🏻♂️
About damn time, time to enjoy another vid
from your fan in Brazil , keep going , good vídeos 👍👍
Just finishing school on my last semester. Curecently on my 2nd year in a vol. fire department, and I still sometimes feel like trying law enforcement. 2 great careers but stuck in between.
DAMN almost over 200 views in less than 3 minutes
Those are rookie numbers they need to go up. Share that shit everywhere.
Id be the perfect Sergeant.
I have tried mentioning this in a couple of your previous videos: what is your view on midlife new cops/ second career?
Keep up the great work!!!
Hey officer 401, I love your channel and the way you help build a bridge between civilians and LEOs. I have a great idea for a video, if you haven't made on on this topic already. (I'm new to your channel)
Make a video of your every day carry, of gear you won't leave home without, weather on duty of off duty. Stay safe out there brother, looking forward to new videos
I asked one of the older local cops when he was going to retire. He said that the day he had to draw his gun would be his last day as a cop. He didn't choose a small town police department for the money.
My uncle who worked in a different town retired ten years ago. I don't think he even carries a gun anymore.
That list was funny! I’m not in law enforcement but in my past have spent a time or two in a police station and have seen a few of these types lol
If you need to take a break you do it brother
In the last Department I worked for the sgt. And LT. would always run away from reports but were the biggest micro managers/supervisors, I’m happy that I work for a different department now
I love officer 401 so much!
I laughed so hard when you mentioned putting there names in the reports. We literally just had a read off with our lieutenant telling us not to do that lol.
Lol Amen brother! Officer 401 this video was ON POINT!👍🏻🚓👮🏼♂️
Your username is tobacco followed by a three digit number. You must be a southern cop lol
Lol good guess! TBH I have no idea where the 665 came from I think it was just generated when I created the account a long time ago because that’s never been my unit number. But yes you are correct, I work in Texas. Stay safe bro and keep up the good work!
Damn I never clicked a notification so fast
Apex Parker original
Putting names in the report.. fire with fire, i like it
Man I forgot about this channel and you sir have blown up. I remember you under 100k
Officer 401-guys i got a brand new product, officer 401 b___
Me- BODY PILLOWS
officer 401-bottle openers.
Always love these kinds of videos
I love his comentary befor the intro. Epic bro
I absolutely love these bottle openers.
Welcome back bro. Stay safe!
i used to live in perry. knew a few cops in the warner robbins area, since my dad was a volunteer firefighter at houston county 5.
Glad to see a new video
Good to see you back. 💞
Finally you uploaded I was waiting so long
Gotta get up for work in like four hours but furk it, 401 is uploading. 😎
I have full respect for law enforcement and you have the coolest peace sign salute. May God watch over you all. Keep it Real
@officer401 Video content idea: police interactions with those with mental illness or other mental disabilities (ie: autism). Also would be good to include how some departments have CIT (crisis intervention team) trained officers, which often leads to better outcomes for all parties involved in situations concerning those with mental illness and/or disabilities. Thanks for all the content and information you put out!
I'm so happy you're back
Great video. Was promoted after 20 years and quickly found out the supervisor isn't just sitting at the station. He is getting the life sucked out of him by BlueTeam.
Great content, thank you
Only subbed a couple of days ago love your vids gives me a different perspective on things such as why a cop would be going over the speed limit thank you
Lead from the front and by example.
Hey man I love your videos it inspired me to be a cop and I want to be one now and it tell me every thing I need keep it up thanks for your service
When I was a Supervisor for a shift of mall cops here in Houston first thing i told the shift was "Get your job done, do it right, make sure it's right, other than that you're on your own, call me if you need absolutely anything"
I like to personally make sure everything is squared away (just my personality), but as long as everyone gets what needs to be done, done and they let me know I'll be as happy as can be.
Hey man, take your time on putting out videos, we appreciate everything you do for us the community to bridge that gap.
Love these type videos. Thanks.
Love your content!
AWESOME! I'm perfect. Thanks, 401, I knew my guys were full of it when they said I sucked.
I love this. Describes correctional supervisors too
Your the best Officer 401!
I wish those bottle openers had an eyelet to put it on my keys so I would never lose it! I can always just drill a little whole in it though, they look sweet
these apply to EMS as well, God going from a micromanager to a laxed partner/supervisor...breath of fresh air!
Do you get any crap from other officer or supervisors when you make videos like this?
Either way love you brother good video
Nope. My department has been absolutely amazing and supportive. They watch me like a hawk, but they are really cool about everything. I really appreciate the place I work for and I will always have their back. They have mine by allowing these videos.
Hope you're having a nice day and thank your service and sharing this Great Video Content and wonder what its like to have a boss like You
PLEASE create a breakdown video on jurisdictional guidelines, limits, exceptions, anf all that relevant mumbojumbo. MANY SEEKING THAT 411, 401!!
Home town getting some love Warner Robins pd the most under man police force in GA
My dad wrote my mom a fat speeding ticket 55 in a 35 lol they still talk about it 18 years later lol
Keep up the great content!
Love this guy ❤