New Zealand Police Vlog 7: This guy is so drunk!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Constable Hurn is back out on the street and comes across someone who's had more than a few too many.
Have you ever wondered what cops do on days off? Stay tuned till the end and get the inside scoop from Constable Hurn!
"You recognised me, i arrested you last time for the same reason."😂😂😂
Why are the NZ cops better looking than the Aus ones 😩
Agree... wait what? Why?
From Sydney myself and think the same too haha. New Zealand people in general are just calm natured (well atleast majority of them)
This series has made me seriously consider becoming an officer, just finishing year 13 so perfect timing
Kurt Rayner doesnt school only go to year 12?
prep. grade 1-6
high school year 7 - 12?
Zan na here in New Zealand we go from year 1 all the way up to year 13
I'm also half way through my application, you should definitely do it
SFH MIGHTY MONGREL MOB lmao
Well good luck. Being a cop is probably one of the most mentally challenging jobs you could join.
This series just makes me want to become a Police Officer even more! Thanks for being honest about what its like, Im so keen the start the recruitment process! Thanks Constable Hurn!! Cant wait for more, keep it up!!!!
Thank you for being so honest and down to earth about everything. That’s what I really like about this series. With my goal in the next year to apply, I am really loving it.
Well good luck with your application Becca and thanks for the feedback! - Constable Hurn.
@@jrmurphypoet what's your reason for this comment? I'm confused.
BeccaD good luck 👍👍
@@jrmurphypoet Shut up mate
@@jrmurphypoet LOL, I'm offended 😥
when the guy was drunk and you looked at the camera like you were in the office lolll
I’m from the U.S and watching these is so interesting. My major in college is criminal justice and I’ve done multiple ride alongs and everything is so different down to your attitudes. Honestly just seeing someone in the back without handcuffs made me anxious lol. Love these !
Our Cop's are pretty cool we are very lucky 😍😍😍😍
i know this comment is a year old but if people are uncuffed, there is an officer sitting next to them in the back seat as you can see in the video. If they are aggressive, they are cuffed and/or put into a ‘divvy van’ which is basically a police car with a compartment specially for the person arrested.
We're fortunate in NZ that guns are not so ubiquitous as they are in the US.
Hey Johnny, you're an absolute legend mate. I'm currently recruiting to join the NZ Police and these VLOGS have just made me so keen to get out on the frontline and do my bit! I look forward to seeing the next one! :)
Thanks Ashley, good luck with the process! - Constable Hurn.
Love watching the vlogs keep up the good work Constable Hurn you are doing an amazing job within the community.
Keep up the great work man! The videos are totally awesome, very genuine & down-to-earth. And from the feedbacks, you're definitely an inspiration to our young ones so two thumbs up!!
Thanks again. Love these Vlogs. Keep them coming please.
Your a legend Constable Hurn! I absolutely love these videos! Please have a great and safe shift! Love you all 😘
Love your vlogs!!!😃😃 have only justed started watching them and am now subscribed keep up the good work!!
Amazing vlogs as always Jonny! Looking forward to vlog 8 :)
Loved this ep!! More like this pleas!! 👍🏼
Definitely love these vblogs. Gives us great insight!
Thanks for your VLOG Jonny.
Constable hurn.. love your work mate just watch your video n you are just awesome at doing your work looking forward watching your other videos on here..
tnx for the show its realy nice and intersting
0:48 when officer Hurn gets his game face on, you know "split's" about to get real.
Great vids! So helpful
I'm thoroughly enjoying these videos thank you so much. It made me feel not so alone when you mentioned maths was a struggle for you because it is for me as well! I'm getting some tutoring for that and hoping to apply next year when I'm confident I can pass. These videos are really interesting and are good motivation! Awesome work and really looking forward to the next one :)
Were you able to apply this year?
I am loving this keep up the awesome work guys!!!
Great videos, keep up the good work. What do you do when your're off the duty and see someone committing a driving offence i.e. speeding?
Awsome videos keep it up! Woild also be keen to know abit about how you guys deal with MVA's
Hey guys thank you for keeping our streets safe. Awsome series I'm loving it! Im keen to become a cop too but just curious as whether if would it make a difference if I applied now, as a 19 year old versus, a couple years later after I have finished uni?
I'm going to hit on this in a future episode so stay tuned. - Constable Hurn.
Awesome video!
Another well presented video.
Sleeping (especially during your night shifts) can be quite difficult. I've found blackout curtains and some white noise in the background essential (Murphy's Law: Your neighbour will only mow his lawn between your night shifts!). You've probably familiarized yourself with it, so I won't scare you with the Circadian rhythm and the effects shift work has on your health.
BTW, has the postman delivered any mail from Australia yet (I sent it to the station's PO Box)?
Yup, curtains and sometimes ear plugs. I've been keeping an eye out for it, I'll let you know once I've got it! - Constable Hurn.
I’m really enjoying this series! Im just about to graduate with a commerce degree from UoA but this is really inspiring me to consider joining the police force! 😁
Go for it, your degree will be worth so much, a real asset
I'd definitely encourage you to have a chat to recruitment and give it a go, I know my degree has come in handy I'm sure Commerce would too! - Constable Hurn.
You should make more NZ police vlogs Johnny hope your injury is healing a bit better
Lets go! Back with another video!
Great to hang with you guys. Hopefully you can make Washington DC during police week. First beers on me.
Be a long way from New Zealand but I wish I could, thanks for stopping in and checking out the other side of the world! - Constable Hurn.
Interesting videos, the NZ police is so different than the my country. Please more videos. ☺️☺️
Every two weeks I put up another so subscribe and ring the bell! - Constable Hurn.
Nice vlog jono!
I am so inspired by Constuble Hurn that’s why I am joining the police much love constuble
Thank you so much for this awesome series! My goal is to apply in the next few years so this is a cool insight into what its like! One question....What are the restrictions with piercings and tattoos with being a cop? I don't have any tattoos but am just interested in what rules are behind having them along with peircings.
You know I'm not actually sure, I know a lot of cops with both - I'll see what I can find out when i'm back at work. - Constable Hurn.
Georgia, you'll find police recruiters are more tolerant of tattoos than they once were (I'm in Australia, but NZP and our police operate very similar). Without sounding like a dinosaur going down memory lane, it used to be that police would visit the homes of shortlisted prospective recruits. Your lifestyle habits were put under the microscope (integrity assessments). If you had a tattoo, you were struck off the list. Constable Hurn and other NZP officers will be able to give you details of the current dress/personal presentation codes.
When you apply, remember one important thing. It's not enough to prove to the recruitment team how good you are, but how much BETTER you are than the next applicant. Find out now what the selection criteria will include (teamwork, achievements, strengths, previous work/life history etc.) as they will form part of the questions asked during the interview. And if you don't get in first time, keep reapplying. It took me three attempts, on my third attempt I was one of 30 accepted out of 4,000 received applicants.
It's interesting how officers in different countries operate. In the U.S. the guy would have been in the cage in the back of the car with his hands handcuffed behind his back.
As a cop in the US I can agree that he would be in handcuffs. Anytime someone who is under arrest is in my squad they are in handcuffs. Though if they are cooperative I will put them in front for better comfort.
abcd1234 but that’s the thing. You just never know who that person is you arrest. They could try something sneaky and kill you where as the glass/cage protects the cop at least
And that's how we should have it here
Don't worry mate, the cops in NZ are just as much twisted liars. I never thought this until I experienced their "professionalism" for not wearing a bike helmet.
They only show what they want you to see
@@joshbrown661 I don't know why you would ever put someone in the front of the car with you. You must be the biggest idiot on the planet.
I’m sorry, but was that final fantasy tent/sleep music at 2:23? 😯
Your videos are so cool!
Haha u speak about sleep when I'm trying to sleep but I can't and its 1 15 am and I have school in the morning
I wish Australia had a series!!!!
It is very hard i see in aucland especially alot of homeless
Yo it would be sick if you could show us around and the lights and siren on the new police cars you guys got???
if on a restricted licence is there anything i can do while i wait to get my full to apply for the police?
John Ng Lam is my amazing nephew ♥️♥️♥️♥️
If I do get pulled over (Very unlikely of course) I would be glad to see you :) even better I’d be on TH-cam :P
You should do response Videos of you getting to scenes, etc.
I love your Volvo car lol! Recognise the sound and head rest
Are the cars manual or automatic
Game faces on!
you guys should make more ride along videos because then the world can see what you are doing
Venom is good, I hope you enjoyed it Johnny
How many hours of paperwork do you do after a shift or during ? Like do you actually have time to spend with family and etc
Yeah it's busy sometimes and overtime is certainly a part of some days but with a rolling roster and a good lot of time off I feel well rested and ready to go by the time I'm due back. It can be tough working shifts to spend time with people who don't. Holidays, weekends, public events, all that time most people have off we often don't so somethings you miss out on. In my mind it's all worth it. - Constable Hurn
3:20 Tell me that isn't the Final Fantasy 7 sleep theme bro 😂 You play Johnny?
Is there a challenge on how many siren blips it takes for someone to pull over? :D (Start of vid)
Nope, sometimes people tune out the sounds around them though so changing siren sounds, or blipping it can help to catch attention. - Constable Hurn.
I have a friend who is like a prodigy at piano tiles on the iPhone.
Does the 2 2 2 shifts happen in Australia too?
@Ray White The Gap In Aus every state has their own police service/force so it varies depending on where you work. Each Station, District & Region have their own rostering systems.
What I've always wondered is how police officers feel when they see something illegal, their friends or strangers doing it, while off duty? do you step in or think not my problem?
First 😂😂 love this stuff eeeeekkk
This is like POLICE Ten 7
Can you please answer this question:
If you are on your restricted then can you drive family members around (parents and siblings only)?
Thank you for answering my question. ❤️❤️
Actually Hardeep on your restricted you can drive some kinds of family members, your Spouse or your dependent child (aka a child you legally have day to day care of) without a supervisor.
For parents or siblings or other relatives you will need to get a supervisor or a full license. - Constable Hurn.
the other week me and my mates were drunk driving and we were lost so we tried to turn around but the reverse jammed and we crashed and had to get the car towed out of a ditch haha not doing that again
Awesome to see how other countries work especially Auckland weird not seeing a prisoner cage for officer protection. You should look up mikey mo Vlogs he does very similar videos here in the United states (Florida) I saw your gear to video and subscribed look forward to more videos stay safe.
Thanks Jeremy. Our gear is quite different compared to our American LEO family. Cages are rare here, we've got custody vans for large events and particularly difficult people but most people arrested in NZ will find themselves sitting in the back of a car with a cop. Next episode drops tomorrow! - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice very I like it my cousin is retired Dallas police department he retired after the Dallas shooting
Hey man love the series, what kind of car do y'all have? I couldn't tell
Check out Vlog 5 for a full break down! - Constable Hurn.
Can you talk about the relationship with you and your
colleagues? Do you socialise after hours with your team, or limit that to keep it strictly profesh due to the critical nature of your role, is there a hierarchy or is the mutual respect pretty good? Thanks for the awesome vlogs, I really enjoy them 😊
Yeah I see my friends from work all the time outside of it. It's profession but that doesn't mean we don't have a tonne of fun within that. Yeah there are ranks, so a formal hierarchy and you can be ordered to do things, but in my experience, first names and casual conversations are more common than ranks and designations, lots of mutual respect too. - Constable Hurn.
Here on police 10/7 we have a Samoan of skinny build who is totally drunk lol
😂😂😂😂 He's flying
Hey mate. Could you do a video on your experience dealing with human trauma? For example road accidents. I imagine it must take a while to get used to that sorta stuff.
I'd be really keen to, we are all challenged by things sometimes and it's different for everyone. Stay tuned, an episode soon might just feature this question. - Constable Hurn.
but why do these series make my fat self actually want to apply AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Greetings from Austria
Well you've come a long way, glad you liked it! - Constable Hurn.
Hi I was just wondering. Are police able to pull over anyone at anytime and ask them to do a breathalyzer and if so what law or statute allows this? Thank you :)
Hi Christina, both the power to stop you and breath test you are covered by The Land Transport Act 1998. Sections 114 and 68 respectively. - Constable Hurn.
what car is that
nice vido
could you do an episode about an armed callout and what happens??
It's a great topic, the Police College videos covered the training, you should check it out on our channel. - Constable Hurn.
im your 9k subber
Wow he was super intoxicated 😵 Venom was a good movie, Jonny what did you think about it?? Safe patrolling 👮♂️
Ahh it was ok, a bit slow to start and the kinda power struggle between them could have been a more significant part of the story but I'm glad I saw it. - Constable Hurn
Haha yes exactly what my mates and I said, the beginning we were lost and bored then half way through is when it really started getting interesting. You should watch “The haunting of the house on the hill”. Seems like a good one
Hi I was wondering if you have to become a normal cop before training for becoming a dog handler cause it is something i want to do when m older.
Yep, every officer goes though the same steps at the start of their service; recruitment, initial training and then a two year work place assessment program. Once you've got enough experience you can apply for all kinds of roles, including Dog Squad! - Constable Hurn.
You have a quite popular in the Netherlands ( Politievlogger Jan-Willem ). Maybe you can take some notes from him. Your fun to watch, but nothing really happens (which might be normal in Auckland if nothing happens there). Or is it something due to the video files which have to get verified by a high officer first?
Yeah? I try not to watch too much Police stuff in my own time so I haven't seen it yet. The episodes are vetted and there are limits to what I can show so these episodes are just a snap shot of what I'm up to. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice Thank you for the answer!
AAAAAAHH made my day
Hi Constable Hurn. I’m finishing my second year of university now, but am interested in a career as a Police Officer. Is it worthwhile finishing my BCom before I apply? Thanks
Personally, I'd say finish it first, I really valued the degree I got and the Police value it now. Not so much for the piece of paper but for the process, for sticking to it and all the things I learned about learning, about the world and about myself along the way. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice Thanks for your response, hugely appreciated.
cool man
how do you deal with people on meth or synthetics?
When you are off duty are you aloud to arrest anyone
Not unless you consider 'Citizens arrest'
Is there anything you can do if someone brakes the law in front of you, while your off duty?
Yes.
@@danarmstrong3423 call 111 is my usual answer. It depends on what it is, what the circumstances are, how urgent help is needed etc. There have been times were I've stopped and helped people off duty but mostly I try to take a break when I'm not at work and call the job in to my mates. - Constable Hurn.
Do you guys have caged patrol cars?
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?
yeah the boys
Just be honest with recruitment Molokai, honesty is always the best policy. - Constable Hurn.
All the police blaze up on all the confiscated marijuana, so you're all good.
if you didn't get caught why did yu say that
I've been given a $630 fine with 50 demerits and smoke every day, and I'm still applying once I can. Just make sure you have no needle marks when you go for your interview and she'll be fine.
In an emergency situation are cops allowed to run red lights?
Do I need to have a full drivers license when I wanna join the police? I still got my learners
Yeah you'll need to be on a Full, you can apply on your restricted once you're close to getting your full. - Constable Hurn.
Auckland Police TV I have a small feeling this might be a joke 🤣🤣🤣
Constable Hurn, or any other Officer reading this, please do me a huge favour and write a book about your career as a Police Officer! You all mean the world to me so stay safe and have an awesome shift! 😘
Gavin Benney, who used to be the local cop in Hikurangi, wrote a book a couple of years ago after he retired, and it's an interesting read.
Graeme Bell, from Police 10/7, also wrote an interesting book a few years ago, and there have been a handful of others, if you look around.
When I grow up I wanna be a cop for auckland
or a walk? @7:05
Jonny, MCU or DCEU? ^.^
MCU - Constable Hurn.
Intro was shot in point England
Lol is that final fantasy
Well done, it is indeed the sleeping music from FF7. - Constable Hurn.
Do all New Zealand police officers have to go to University first ?
Nope, there aren't any university level requirements to apply. - Constable Hurn.
How far r u running?
I'm still building back up so only doing 5 and 6km runs at the moment alternating that and a gym workout. - Constable Hurn.
I couldn't run 2 km without sweating profusely, but I can swim 14 km in 2 sessions and be sweet lmao
Nothing beats a nana nap, do it all the time as required
Hell yes. Learn from the best (cats and dogs haha)
Mr Johny 😉😍
Is anyone else here from PewDiePie's video? These guys are good 😂❤️
What sort of jobs dose the police led to?
What do u want to accomplish in the police?