Everyone talking about bad cops blah blah blah… Come sign up, if you’re so righteous we’re looking for good people always. My department has 150 openings. I know Arizona Highway Patrol is looking something like 300. Austin TX is looking for 250. If you want change, be the change you wish to see. You won’t, it’s easier to just be negative and complain on a comment section.
While I'm your side, let's keep it 100, your profession has earned a bad reputation because you failed to police your own allowing nepotism, cliques, and rogue cops to run rampant.
Police officers in friends with I’ve heard some of the wildest most fucked up stories or crazy stories they all tend to laugh through it all lol but I know that’s their way of dealing with it
It’s a hard job that is compounded by administrators who fail to provide proper training to their staff. Moreover, when use-of-force events are mishandled these same administrators claim that they did their job and leave the street guys to twist in the wind.
Does this also apply to chicago p.d. as well? A lot of jobs are dangerous and underpaid and underappreciated not just p.d. look at EMTs, teachers, social workers, miners, construction, public works, the list goes on and on. And I currently work in the mines and yeah its dangerous and im well underpaid, but i chose to do this and now im chosing to look for other areas to better my life. Also, the problem i have with cops is that, when they mess up they seem to get off the hook easily and may get dismissed from the dept, but can go to another dept and do it again. Also, they also need to be accountable for their actions and not just be above the law at times. Speaking from incidents in Colorado btw.
I appreciate this and all police supporters. As a 30 year police officer and 5 year jailer, I’ve lost a total of 11, personal, police officer friends. I have attended at least over 150 police funerals in my career, especially, during my 20 year tenure on the Honor Guard. Personal friends: 3 murdered 1 by COVID 1 by Accident 1 by Cancer 1 by Heart Attack 4 by suicide The latest happened right before Thanksgiving of this year, 2024. RIP Coop! You were a warrior and protector through and through. th-cam.com/video/JK-FJ0W0dCY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZNq-fNB5OrmYQxbd
Dude no one will ever understand those words like we do. I have 19 years in at 40 years old. I really do love it and Im good at it but I also hate it and want out badly. Im a cold fish and tired of all the BS.
@@503thekid with trump in office you might have a good shot. Im retiring next year and talking with a recruiter to get an age waiver for customs in Idaho or Montana. Its good money and benefits for us knuckle draggers. Its either that or a trade 😂
When i was going thru the psyche in Baltimore City they asked my how i feel about the danger i told them i was an otr truck driver and uber driver at night in Baltimore... She look up at me checked off some boxes and continued the interview
That’s not what he was saying bro he’s saying cops have to be way more careful when they shoot which actually puts them in greater harm because they can’t let off rounds as fast but the bad guy doesn’t give a fuck which makes him way more dangerous
The main thing that happened to me while on the job is loss of trust in humanity. Made me realize how sick this world is but it also inspired me to be closer to God
Boohoo That is what you get when you sign up for the gang life. The difference between cops and the boys in the corner is one set was born there and has no other options and the other set is shipped in from somewhere else and CHOSE this as their option.
@@raphaelvermin _”has no other options”_ Wrong. What you should’ve said is they choose not to seek out other options. There are plenty of people who choose to get out of that environment, and there are even more people who choose to stay in that environment, but don’t resort to a life of crime. Quit making excuses for criminals.
@headshotmaster138 well clearly people do since they make it a big deal about "how dangerous police work is," and clearly, you cared enough to put a comment on mine, so thank you
Are there not bad people in any profession? The point is being a LEO is unlike any other job. It’s the only career where a large swath of people hate you, they cheer for your death and demise. Yet, we still lace up the boots, buckle the belt, and dawn the badge. Bad cops are hated by good cops. They reflect negatively on us all. Where all we want to do is protect and serve.
MILLIONS of positive encounters from police officers with the public every year and you want to focus on the ONE or TWO bad apples social media has dicked into your head... way to go.
I do feel bad for the PTSD that they have to put up with, HOWEVER they bust innocent people and let the bad guy go way too often for me to trust or respect them. I actually blame the brass infinitely more than I blame the foot soldier but either way I don't want to fall victim to it. I think most cops would rather make a federal case out of nothing against some normie, than actually go toe to toe with real bad guys. Again, I blame the brass for that but even still, as a normie, I know they aren't going to give me a wide birth like they do the career criminals, but they will bust me for failure to I.D. even though the 4th amendment says I don't have to I.D. without committing a crime first.
@@aislcsales Chris Rock once said that only women and children and pets get unconditional love. Men only get love (and respect) if they do their job and additionally they do it right. Only women and children get consolation prizes for just showing up and trying. Right now and for the past 4 years the cops have not been protecting us, but instead the interests of the deep state. A cops now a days is more interested in busting you for failure to id, even though that's not a primary crime, than they are in busting you for theft or murder. I don't blame the foot soldier, I blame the brass. But even still, all these foot soldiers keep on following these unconstitutional and illegal orders........I blame them less, but what am I supposed to think of them, really. I got a lot of cops in my family. You wanna know what all the old guys brag about? Bagging serious felons. You wanna know what all the young cops brag about? Not taking any crap from uppity citizens. And what constitutes an "uppity" citizen? One who asserts their 4th, 5th or 6th amendment rights. George Soros and Clous Schwab bribed all your bosses to order you guys to abandon your post as our protectors and assume the role of our controller and tormentor, and you guys followed those orders. Jordan Peterson talks about how the first group of Natzis were police. Good police, not ones with records for being cowboys or anything. But within 6 months they were "taking naked pregnant women out into fields and shooting them in the back of the head." Jordan said that the problem was not that the police were monsters, but that they felt more disloyal and honorable by not following orders, than following them, even though they were all disturbed as crap for doing it. My point is that cops are order takers. If their orders are honorable, then the cops look honorable. If the orders are dishonorable and illegal and unconstitutional.........well, they follow those orders as well. I have high hopes for the police with Trump at the helm. I didn't feel this way or research all this stuff before the Biden administration. I really hope that Trump grants the police the tools and power they need to serve and protect and I also hope just as much that he removes the unconstitutional crap that has arrived in the past 4 years that only helps a cop to harass and collect.
@lrogers7501 No, once they have PTSD everything enrages them. Cops assault people over nothing issues constantly. It's because they keep on rehiring cops who got fired for loosing their cool. I blame the brass more than I blame the foot soldiers but I'm still afraid of all of them, but not because I break the law, it's because they do.
It's a tough job, no doubt, but most cops aren't cool. If they were, it would be better for all of us. Starting with follow the constitution and dont violate our rights.
I know a few, went to school with some... they're all cool at first but it's rough and what they experience changes them. If you did that job that would be you. They constantly respond to human disasters... rape, domestic violence, junkie stuff, and every now and then a dead child. One moment yiu talk to a guy about a misdemeanor the next he sucker punches you, or worse tries to stab or shoot you. If you think you stay normal under the circumstances you're deluded.
Big difference, liquor store clerks work in a familiar environment everyday. They're not out pulling people over in different areas, going into buildings and houses they've never been in and not knowing who's there, what corner they're hiding behind, what kind of weapons they have, what their intentions are. At least a clerk can see who's coming through the front door.
He has some of the best interviews I've ever watched and heard of everyday people ranging from a little bit of everything from interesting to sad to devastating backgrounds and stories. very important stuff this guy posts
Police should only be serving and protecting ppl, not being revenue collectors for gogt or arresting ppl for victimless crimes. Dunno if lots of that goes on over in the US but here in New Zealand the cops are freakin awful
Example. A speed limit is required for the safety of the surrounding population. Falling outside of this speed limit needs to be met with a consequence to lower the chances of the person committing again. Which for the majority will actually stop until a long time after. What are good consequences that should be given for such actions? Well people don’t like paying big fines. It sucks but it works. And why not allow this amount to go to the city? You really don’t know where this money is going. It could be going to the judges paycheck, fleet maintenance for patrol vehicle, the street you drive on. Etc. and it’s way too expensive to create a new branch of jobs that would enforce this so cops don’t have to. Cops have the jurisdiction, tools, budget and training to do so.
Imagine that you're not a criminal, and you know the police exist to keep the peace vs. arresting people for profit and possible job promotions down the line? How much better is your attitude when you encounter them? People rarely get to talk about how many times they've Bern beaten in jail cells, had personal property stolen, and down right treated with total disrespect. It's a two street, and both the public and police departments who care need to rethink the policing of our communities. Career criminals have no say-so.
@Mark-r2z9u so did you just like to assume the original commenter is a criminal? Because cops cause more problems than they solve for everyone. Not just criminals but normal citizens too. Cops are supposed to uphold the law. And yet they only need a grade 12 education and 3 months of academy. While a lawyer needs years of university. Police need to go back to what they were in the 1800s volunteers.
There have been plenty of reform in the past 5 years and they only led to more crime and more shootings and violence against the police. The citizens and the population has to take a good hard look at them selves before they point their fingers at the cops
Do you wake up every day and hold in your hands the capability of saving the world and at the same time potentially ruining an innocent person's life condemning yourself and your loved ones to a lifetime filled with resent and horror just by making a mistake in a millisecond surrounded by confusion? I may be capable, but I am not available. I would be late to every call and just wait out my pension.
Musí bejt hrozně nebezpečný od rána do noci mlít hovna, vymejslet si jako tříletej, napadat lidi po hospodách, nevyšetřit ani hovno, když vás zavolají na jiný policajty, plivat po lidech a bourat jim do aut. Uplne to nebezpečí z toho kape.
Plenty of jobs such as construction ( these blue collar guys deserve way more respect) are more dangerous but there is a difference between an accident that leads to a death and going to work knowing that another human might decide to take your life that weighs on a human mind differently. Also that long list Joe raddled off about what we see on a day to day basis unless you are a first responder you have no idea. It also doesn’t help that the media and politicians have convinced the public that the cops are the bad guys and criminals are victims. There is a reason why no one wants to serve their communities any more.
@trent1615 there were 2,000 applicants to Seattle PD last year. It's on par with being a rideshare driver in terms of danger, rideshare drivers get murdered every day
Joes way wrong on this one. Being a cop is one of the safest jobs. Uber drivers, gas station workers, construction, all far more dangerous than being a cop
@@joseponce-be6mb I guess you could say that, but what I’m really trying to do is call him out on his explicit bias. Generalizing is universally labeled as bad but is apparently ok when we do it to cops.
@@BoogChannel me thinks you shld stop whining and see all the free evidence of their horrible behavior uploaded for absolutely free dozens of times every day
Nope. I'd love to back the blue---if they would only ever give me reason to do so. But when it happens to me, I'll handle it. Thanks. Stay home blue. I don't need you fumbling around and making it worse.
Remembering uvalde, and Lakeland, and parkland, and Issaquah, and and and.. And, statistically, policing is one of the safest jobs you can get, far more safe than roofer, miner, trucker, etc
Trust me if you really wanna know the dangers of being a law-enforcement officer I’m the person you wanna talk 23 years federal correctional officer county correctional officer 16 years as a state CO and six years as a cop
Bruh I get that your joking but Around 140 Law enforcement officers died in 2024 so show a little respect God bless the men women who stand ready to protect us🇺🇸 John 15:13 "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends"
My brother, you totally have a right to that opinion. I understand that they are not superheroes they are imperfect people who make mistakes just like the rest of us. But I would rather choose gratitude over hate because the majority (not all) try every day to go out and make our community a better place instead of sitting on the couch and writing comments like me and you😂
But Joe what about the HORRIBLE COPS OUT THERE like there crappy attitudes at TRAFFIC STOPS when they demand your ID when they have not told you why they pulled you over CAUGHT LYING ON BODY CAM or Entering YOUR HOME WITHOUT A WARRENT Where do you stand on this
Seriously, there are entities set up to police the police. Internal affairs, Public Integrity Division within the DA Office and the FBI Civil Rights Division. Each agency is responsible for supervision of their officers. These officers are under tremendous scrutiny and tested for compliance to their agency policies and for their professionalism.
Body armor will not stop many bullets only small rounds . And the enemy normally always gets the first punch or shot . This is not a movie . Dealing with crazy people all day sucks
Its called the fifth amendment. We have the right to not incriminate ourselves to a tyrant gunhand for the rich. Are you seriously asking citizens to feel sorry for those low iq bullies?? Get a clue dude
People who have chosen the law enforcement occupation, didn't become officers for the financial reward. They truly believe in being apart of something bigger than themselves. They don't receive the recognition or praise they deserve, unless they're involved in a controversial police incident. Many of their efforts go unnoticed or under appreciated. That's police work for you. Should I mention it's really dangerous ?
Should I mention they don't have to do it? I feel like I'm missing something. Got PTSD, feel like your life's in danger every day, tired of seeing things you can't unsee? Do something else. Try Uber. No one is forced to be a cop. The whining going on here is unsettling.
@raphaelvermin I beg to differ. Law enforcement agencies have personnel who have been killed and injured. It would be naive of you to suggest otherwise.
Police are just enforcers for the state. They have no requirement to help anyone specifically (Castle Rock vs Gonzalez, Warren vs DC). The job they have, although dangerous, is to enforce the law even if it's against the citizens best interest. No matter how ridiculous or absurd the law is (COVID lockdowns as an example or front license plate laws), they're still expected to enforce it. Not every officer is trying to do wrong, but there's no attempt being made to correct misconduct/abuse. Instead of seems like they just make excuses and try to cover things rather than fix themselves. PTSD is a major problem, and we can only hope they get the help they need. But blindly respecting/supporting police is, IMO stupid, especially since it isn't their job to support us.
It isnt even as dangerous as being a friggen roofer. It isnt a dangerous job. They injure themselves "in the line of duty" in the vast majority of cases if you actually look at the claims. Any time they fall down chasing a suspect it gets counted like they were attacked.
You are wrong. Most, if not all agencies have policies that state that you will protect life. So you are obligated to protect life or you can be charged with dereliction of duty.
@MySpitts Policies are not laws... The courts have said police aren't responsible for public safety... You can still be fired. And social media most likely will lead to backlash, but technically they are not supposed to be charged
@@MySpitts no you can be let go if its determined by an iinternal investigation whether or not that is the best course of action. They face no LEGAL charges, and realistically arent going to lose their job either because they investigate themselves.
@ loser. I signed up for the military and I knew wtf I was getting myself into to. It’s the same shit with being a police officer. Get off my shit weenie.
@ I was in the military. I knew what I signed up for and didn’t cry about it. If you don’t the know the danger what comes with it don’t do it. Common sense. Anything else?
Gotta laugh at the huge amount of willful ignorance here. Wanna find a herd of pogues.....bring up law enforcement and wait for the whining and complaining.
Joe hit the nail on the head. My 2 sons are police officers in CA and when the DA won’t prosecute, many times unless it’s a serious crime they won’t stop a car because every stop can turn deadly in a heartbeat. DA Hockman is going to bring change.
Maybe they should worry about actual crimes then instead of constantly harassing motorists until they run into the wrong guy just having a bad day that literally cannot afford a ticket.
@@raphaelvermin Most people with warrants are found when a cop pulls them over for a minor traffic infraction. Evidently, you’d rather have everyone with a warrant stay on the street committing more crimes. Try educating yourself before you comment next time.
With all due respect to you and your sons, sir, you have to understand that to the rest of the world, it just sounds like you're saying that people who become cops don't have the option to simply do something else. Yes, it's a dangerous job. Consider another one. OR better, look honestly at the role that cops themselves play in making their jobs dangerous. And no, when cops bring charges that won't hold in court, the DA isn't going to pursue it. But what is the lesson? That the DA should prosecute even when there isn't a case to be made in court because, all too often, cops make arrests that should never have been made? Or is the lesson that your sons and cops like them should make better cases, should respect and uphold the constitution more vigorously, and take their pledge to protect and serve more seriously than their fidelity to the sacred blue line? You decide. This pitty party for cops is pathologically near-sighted and confused.
@@LuckyCharms777 youre describing a police fishing exercise. No that is a bad usage of police respurces. i would in fact rather that police follow up and do more investigation and FIND people that have warrant rather than sitting in the expressway handing out $200 tickets to everybody that drives past doing nothing wrong until they get lucky that thousandth time and get somebody with a bench warrant for unpaid parking tickets.
@@raphaelvermin Except you know they’re not just arresting people with outstanding parking tickets. And people with outstanding parking tickets don’t shoot cops after being pulled over for a driving infraction.
I honestly can't support officers today because most have been harrasing the public the past 30 with revenue generation. I also can't support cops today due to what they did during covid.... they chose their paychecks over our liberties 🗽 and rights. I also do not like most cops views on our 2nd Amendment rights. (Which Protects me and my family when cops decide policy trumps Freedom) A lot of them took an outh to the constitution, not to policy or feelings enforcement.
We don't. Do better. Think more critically. Honor your oath. Stop CRYING for effing support until you're ready to give it to a thousand other professions that deserve it more. Nurses in trauma wards, ambulance drivers, teachers in inner city public schools, psychiatrists, social workers ... I could keep going, but do I need to? You're not special; you don't need or deserve support. If you can't do the job, quit. Stop crying.
We don't. Thanks very much. There isn't a single event that could occur in my life--be that to protect my girlfriend or child--for which I would call the police. They,. Do. Not. Help. Sorry to spoil that for you. I would NEVER count on some high school dropout to come to my home or business and arbitrate a life and death situation.
Agreed. When seconds count police are minutes away. If you experience a home invasion you would long be dead before the police could help you. Arm yourself, be independent, strong, and most importantly do not be a bootlicker for the government.
Hey Rogan, how about the families of innocent, unarmed people who get killed by cops? Do you think the families can unsee that? And just so you know, as far as being dangerous, law enforcement isn't even a top ten dangerous occupation. Most cops that get killed while on duty are due to traffic accidents (usually cause by themselves) or suicide. If any cop is suffering from PTSD, he/she needs to be responsible and quit before they flip out and cause the death of someone else. But no one want to criticize the poor misunderstood cops.
My son is a Texas State Trooper. I've seen bodycam footage from some of his arrests. Criminals running, fighting back, etc. I get a little defensive when I hear people crap on the police.
A lot less people would criticize police if they didn’t lie and abuse their authority, and if they proactively respected our rights rather than trying to circumvent them. Personally, I respect police for the job they do, but not for who they are. For the reasons mentioned, there are more bad apples than good.
Well, then you should become involved in reforming the profession. Cops abuse their authority EVERY SINGLE DAY, all day long; they trample on the constitution; violating the civil rights of the people they swore an oath to protect and serve is like ordering a cup of coffee. Maybe your son isn't one of those who make the profession look bad; but he looks bad because of those who do. Rogan is an imbecile on this topic. "Cops are lied to all day long?" They lie all day long; it's literally part of the training. These are, for the most part, extremely undereducated people wielding a preposterous amount of authority--thanks to unions and corruption--and wielding lethal force when they're in most cases the last people who should be trusted with that power.
@@shanekraus9905 Yep. Just think, the government tells us we can trust the police, yet they’re literally trained to lie to us. That’s a broken relationship.
They picked the job, if they stick to real crime and do away with minor traffic violations revenue collecting. Do psychopaths become cops or do cops become psychopaths. They are sick individuals.
All cops lie , steal, or commit violent crimes! Or cover for other cops that do! Which is just as bad! Get rid of free qualified immunity insurance! Make them buy their own liability insurance! All small business owners do! All Doctors do!🤔
@@DanClark-uz3ji Brother, firefighting is listed as the most dangerous job. You can burn alive in a damn building, be crushed into paste, get attacked on scene, etc. But saving people is beautiful.
@@izzybizzy9589If someone breaks into your house the cops are twenty minutes away. Same with somebody assaulting you or robbing you. It’s on you to defend yourself. Sure they might catch the person down the line, but what’s done is done. Just playing devils advocate I suppose, but police don’t have a constitutional obligation to protect a citizen from harm. Ruled on by the supreme court.
Watch police body cam videos on TH-cam. It is really eye opening and disturbing to see what kinds of dangerous situations LEO encounter. The worst possible people most of the time. Police need way more pay, and way more respect. The public needs to appreciate what police encounter on a daily basis. And no matter how professional, there’s always some parent or friend or sibling trash talking the police when they arrive. More protection for the police and more understanding from law makers who need to watch the police cams…Watch many, not just one.
Search TH-cam for "first amendment audits" ... What you'll find is literally an endless stream of moronic police violating people's rights, and violating their oath to the constitution. No, the public doesn't need to appreciate a single thing police do. THEY SERVE US. We pay their salaries. We are their bosses. Jesus. Think more critically.
They don't need to approach him. He probably doesn't even know they got arrested after. If they let him know they won't have him doing their work for them anymore
A police officer’s job is highly under-appreciated. Imagine getting a starting salary of $70,000 a yr (some places even less) and part of your job description is potentially being gunned down any given work day.
People who work at 7-11 have a far greater chance of being gunned down than a cop and make far less than 70,000 a year. Being a cop isn't as dangerous as cops make it out to be.
Hey bro policing isnt even one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. Literally every day laborer job has a higher risk of injury, and all cause mortality than police work. I am more likely to die to a renter in an Air BNB at one of the many properties i service than a police officer is to fall in the line of duty. Roofers are far more likely to fall off of a ladder and end up six feet down than any police unit at any agency in the country. Police only have a job as dangerous as THEY force a situation to be ever since the SC ruled that they have no duty to put themselves in the line of danger to save somebody else. Being a police officer is one of the safest and most job secure positions you can work. The job is so easy that most of them get fat.
@ You made some over-generalizations. I never said it was the most dangerous job, however it is a job that paints a target on your back everytime you have an encounter with a public. I had a video that just popped up on my feed where an officer was killed in cold-blood for trying to provide assistance to someone who needed help with a flat tire. The perpetrator took his cop car and sped away. The cops mistake was letting his guard down
I support our men and women in blue, they’re essential for a civilized society, but we should not worship the police either. While it’s true that police work is dangerous, it doesn’t make the top ten most dangerous jobs in the US. The one thing police, police unions and police departments can do to fully regain the public trust and respect is not protect the bad apples within the department.
You have to understand that 1] they're understaffed and have trouble hiring and 2] putting pressure on their own not only exacerbates the problem but also puts themselves at risk of undue scrutiny. You'll just end up like SF where cops don't even respond to theft and the like because they'll just end up with allegations of racism and have yo deal with internal issues.
@ This is an excuse not a solution. We, the public, need to demand solutions not excuses. And this starts with our politicians who are to eager to please Police Unions.
Most people don't wosrship tho, just showing support or understanding will get labeled "bootlicker" by people who are cowards who criticize but don't bring any change just because it's 'cool'😂
It’s only the usual suspects that never wanna comply with the most simplest police commands that always escalate the situation. I know I’m about to get a bunch of hurt inmate-lovers or soap dropping ex-cons by getting offended by my comment but it’s the truth 🤷🏽♂️
If it's not a lawful command don't follow, cops are always fishing for shit instead of writing out your ticket and sending you on your way. Can you not see why that's a problem.
@@B_Man_13 they took an oath to uphold the constitution, yet they're constantly violating it if they think it will lead to an arrest, you let them search your vehicle you think it stops there? They find nothing so they have to create something, My brother is a cop, and to put it in perspective, why do you think people are so easily irritated by cops. Because policing practices are biased, the arrest don't actually reflect crime going on in the streets, you're a bootlicker dude.
Situational awareness private
You don’t have to be a cop to have that acquired skill in n of itself
Everyone talking about bad cops blah blah blah… Come sign up, if you’re so righteous we’re looking for good people always. My department has 150 openings. I know Arizona Highway Patrol is looking something like 300. Austin TX is looking for 250. If you want change, be the change you wish to see. You won’t, it’s easier to just be negative and complain on a comment section.
I would do it in a heartbeat but I only have a work authorization and everywhere I see it requires permanent residency or citizenship.
Age limit?
@ Check with the specific departments hiring requirements. Most, don’t have an age limit. They just have a physical abilities test.
While I'm your side, let's keep it 100, your profession has earned a bad reputation because you failed to police your own allowing nepotism, cliques, and rogue cops to run rampant.
Police officers in friends with I’ve heard some of the wildest most fucked up stories or crazy stories they all tend to laugh through it all lol but I know that’s their way of dealing with it
Thank you Joe for bringing this to light.
Ty brother for shining light in a dark room.
Cool interview. Talk to a judge if you can.
It’s a hard job that is compounded by administrators who fail to provide proper training to their staff. Moreover, when use-of-force events are mishandled these same administrators claim that they did their job and leave the street guys to twist in the wind.
Does this also apply to chicago p.d. as well? A lot of jobs are dangerous and underpaid and underappreciated not just p.d. look at EMTs, teachers, social workers, miners, construction, public works, the list goes on and on. And I currently work in the mines and yeah its dangerous and im well underpaid, but i chose to do this and now im chosing to look for other areas to better my life. Also, the problem i have with cops is that, when they mess up they seem to get off the hook easily and may get dismissed from the dept, but can go to another dept and do it again. Also, they also need to be accountable for their actions and not just be above the law at times. Speaking from incidents in Colorado btw.
I can assure you that in this day in age cops do not get off scott free. In fact, now they get in trouble for pretty much anything.
I appreciate this and all police supporters. As a 30 year police officer and 5 year jailer, I’ve lost a total of 11, personal, police officer friends. I have attended at least over 150 police funerals in my career, especially, during my 20 year tenure on the Honor Guard.
Personal friends:
3 murdered
1 by COVID
1 by Accident
1 by Cancer
1 by Heart Attack
4 by suicide
The latest happened right before Thanksgiving of this year, 2024. RIP Coop! You were a warrior and protector through and through.
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Rip to your cop freind.
@@thomasdoy3350Thank you
35 years and only 9 erased from existence? Those are rookie numbers
liar! and FTP TOO!
Thank you for what you do.
Brandon Joe Williams does a fine job of explaining the true hidden nature of Policy Enforcement.
And yet I do it everyday. I love it so much, but often hate it equally.
Dude no one will ever understand those words like we do.
I have 19 years in at 40 years old. I really do love it and Im good at it but I also hate it and want out badly. Im a cold fish and tired of all the BS.
@ I did the military too long but didn’t reach retirement. got out for my family and entered police work. I’ll be very old when I retire now.
I’m still in the military kinda wanna go border patrol
@@503thekid with trump in office you might have a good shot. Im retiring next year and talking with a recruiter to get an age waiver for customs in Idaho or Montana.
Its good money and benefits for us knuckle draggers. Its either that or a trade 😂
You guys are scumbags.
When i was going thru the psyche in Baltimore City they asked my how i feel about the danger i told them i was an otr truck driver and uber driver at night in Baltimore... She look up at me checked off some boxes and continued the interview
Yep, remember those days 15 years of FUN !
Thank you for this.
“You can’t shoot the wrong guy”… well yeah. Wtf?
That’s not what he was saying bro he’s saying cops have to be way more careful when they shoot which actually puts them in greater harm because they can’t let off rounds as fast but the bad guy doesn’t give a fuck which makes him way more dangerous
Imagine going through all that, just to get called a Pig by wannabe rebels
Alot are but not all
boo hoo lol
@@jsnstreetbeats3917 ya like 5% or less are bad. Probably not even that
@@9770G either you are a police officer or your father is
Ye wonder why there's corruption, a lot would go into it with good heart and would probably be so over people that they now enjoy the trainwreck.
what is his channel if someone could reply below thank you
The main thing that happened to me while on the job is loss of trust in humanity. Made me realize how sick this world is but it also inspired me to be closer to God
What episode is this?
#1910 Mark Laita
The ptsd is almost like. Small cuts to your body every tour. Little by little. They add up. Even when you are off duty. You are on high alert.
Boohoo
That is what you get when you sign up for the gang life. The difference between cops and the boys in the corner is one set was born there and has no other options and the other set is shipped in from somewhere else and CHOSE this as their option.
@@raphaelverminI found you 🧌 troll, I knew you couldn’t miss the opportunity
@@raphaelvermin
_”has no other options”_
Wrong. What you should’ve said is they choose not to seek out other options. There are plenty of people who choose to get out of that environment, and there are even more people who choose to stay in that environment, but don’t resort to a life of crime. Quit making excuses for criminals.
@@raphaelvermin Look at you making excuses hahahaha. Typical.
Quit. Try Uber. Start a business. Go back to school. Move elsewhere. The idea that anyone HAS to be a cop just isn't persuasive,.
It’s called being Jaded…
I am a 54 year old retired street cop...retired medically from PTSD....If you want info on an alpha male crime fighter...I'm it...
Do you realize you were a gang member?
Ahh, I doubt that. If it were true, you wouldn't have to say it.
Who is this guy?
Who’s the guest? I’m interested.
The dude that makes “Soft White Underbelly”
95% of their job is tickets. And minor traffic violations. Sick of this propoganda.
@@JJ-ot9pl no one cares
@headshotmaster138 well clearly people do since they make it a big deal about "how dangerous police work is," and clearly, you cared enough to put a comment on mine, so thank you
@@JJ-ot9pl stop crying and go outside.
@@JJ-ot9pl no they don't so stop the cap
@@JJ-ot9pl stop crying
Scanner darkly
What about all the bad cops that DON'T follow the law they swore to uphold?
Are there not bad people in any profession? The point is being a LEO is unlike any other job. It’s the only career where a large swath of people hate you, they cheer for your death and demise. Yet, we still lace up the boots, buckle the belt, and dawn the badge. Bad cops are hated by good cops. They reflect negatively on us all. Where all we want to do is protect and serve.
How many do you know?
MILLIONS of positive encounters from police officers with the public every year and you want to focus on the ONE or TWO bad apples social media has dicked into your head... way to go.
@@valdie91285 all of them
I do feel bad for the PTSD that they have to put up with, HOWEVER they bust innocent people and let the bad guy go way too often for me to trust or respect them. I actually blame the brass infinitely more than I blame the foot soldier but either way I don't want to fall victim to it. I think most cops would rather make a federal case out of nothing against some normie, than actually go toe to toe with real bad guys. Again, I blame the brass for that but even still, as a normie, I know they aren't going to give me a wide birth like they do the career criminals, but they will bust me for failure to I.D. even though the 4th amendment says I don't have to I.D. without committing a crime first.
Wtf u taking about? 20 years experience here, how about you?
@@aislcsales Chris Rock once said that only women and children and pets get unconditional love. Men only get love (and respect) if they do their job and additionally they do it right. Only women and children get consolation prizes for just showing up and trying. Right now and for the past 4 years the cops have not been protecting us, but instead the interests of the deep state. A cops now a days is more interested in busting you for failure to id, even though that's not a primary crime, than they are in busting you for theft or murder.
I don't blame the foot soldier, I blame the brass. But even still, all these foot soldiers keep on following these unconstitutional and illegal orders........I blame them less, but what am I supposed to think of them, really.
I got a lot of cops in my family. You wanna know what all the old guys brag about? Bagging serious felons. You wanna know what all the young cops brag about? Not taking any crap from uppity citizens. And what constitutes an "uppity" citizen? One who asserts their 4th, 5th or 6th amendment rights.
George Soros and Clous Schwab bribed all your bosses to order you guys to abandon your post as our protectors and assume the role of our controller and tormentor, and you guys followed those orders. Jordan Peterson talks about how the first group of Natzis were police. Good police, not ones with records for being cowboys or anything. But within 6 months they were "taking naked pregnant women out into fields and shooting them in the back of the head." Jordan said that the problem was not that the police were monsters, but that they felt more disloyal and honorable by not following orders, than following them, even though they were all disturbed as crap for doing it.
My point is that cops are order takers. If their orders are honorable, then the cops look honorable. If the orders are dishonorable and illegal and unconstitutional.........well, they follow those orders as well.
I have high hopes for the police with Trump at the helm. I didn't feel this way or research all this stuff before the Biden administration. I really hope that Trump grants the police the tools and power they need to serve and protect and I also hope just as much that he removes the unconstitutional crap that has arrived in the past 4 years that only helps a cop to harass and collect.
Bruh you know the judge decides to let criminals go.... right?😂
@lrogers7501 No, once they have PTSD everything enrages them. Cops assault people over nothing issues constantly. It's because they keep on rehiring cops who got fired for loosing their cool. I blame the brass more than I blame the foot soldiers but I'm still afraid of all of them, but not because I break the law, it's because they do.
Name one time you saw a cop bust an innocent person and let a bad guy go free....
It's a tough job, no doubt, but most cops aren't cool. If they were, it would be better for all of us. Starting with follow the constitution and dont violate our rights.
I know a few, went to school with some... they're all cool at first but it's rough and what they experience changes them. If you did that job that would be you. They constantly respond to human disasters... rape, domestic violence, junkie stuff, and every now and then a dead child. One moment yiu talk to a guy about a misdemeanor the next he sucker punches you, or worse tries to stab or shoot you. If you think you stay normal under the circumstances you're deluded.
@@mysterioanonymous3206 This reminds me of a proctologists complaining that he deals with a$$holes everyday.
Even if cops were people would still be trash
I’ve been told that I’m very cool by people that I’ve arrested.
@@mysterioanonymous3206 BS. most of their time is spent harassing and extorting
Joes ignorance us what is overwhelming
What’s the name of the guy on this JRE episode ?
Nvm found it. Mark Laita
Is it more dangerous than working at a Liquor store on the corner in the hood?
Big difference, liquor store clerks work in a familiar environment everyday. They're not out pulling people over in different areas, going into buildings and houses they've never been in and not knowing who's there, what corner they're hiding behind, what kind of weapons they have, what their intentions are. At least a clerk can see who's coming through the front door.
lol get a new job if you can’t handle the store
@@mikem3875 Clerks are sitting ducks though too usually with no backup. Idk Mike...
@@jwfrederick5044 handled it just fine for six years, maybe look into quit telling people what to do or not putting words in ppls mouths
Statistically, policing is one of the safest jobs around. Unlike logger, trucker, etc
Not so much
Wish I knew who Joe was talking to here.
His channel is called soft white underbelly on TH-cam
@lordfin1377 thank you...
🎅
He has some of the best interviews I've ever watched and heard of everyday people ranging from a little bit of everything from interesting to sad to devastating backgrounds and stories. very important stuff this guy posts
@@FreddyD177 Mark Exploits people for profit. I am not a fan.
Who is Rogan interviewing here?
White soft underbelly is the dudes show
Mark Laita of SWU channel
Police should only be serving and protecting ppl, not being revenue collectors for gogt or arresting ppl for victimless crimes. Dunno if lots of that goes on over in the US but here in New Zealand the cops are freakin awful
Example. A speed limit is required for the safety of the surrounding population. Falling outside of this speed limit needs to be met with a consequence to lower the chances of the person committing again. Which for the majority will actually stop until a long time after. What are good consequences that should be given for such actions? Well people don’t like paying big fines. It sucks but it works. And why not allow this amount to go to the city? You really don’t know where this money is going. It could be going to the judges paycheck, fleet maintenance for patrol vehicle, the street you drive on. Etc. and it’s way too expensive to create a new branch of jobs that would enforce this so cops don’t have to. Cops have the jurisdiction, tools, budget and training to do so.
Wild to think that private citizens wanting to be left alone would eventually start fighting back
Police need reform thats the serious discussion to be had by constitution/bill of rights loving citizens.
Imagine that you're not a criminal, and you know the police exist to keep the peace vs. arresting people for profit and possible job promotions down the line? How much better is your attitude when you encounter them?
People rarely get to talk about how many times they've Bern beaten in jail cells, had personal property stolen, and down right treated with total disrespect. It's a two street, and both the public and police departments who care need to rethink the policing of our communities. Career criminals have no say-so.
@Mark-r2z9u so did you just like to assume the original commenter is a criminal? Because cops cause more problems than they solve for everyone. Not just criminals but normal citizens too. Cops are supposed to uphold the law. And yet they only need a grade 12 education and 3 months of academy. While a lawyer needs years of university. Police need to go back to what they were in the 1800s volunteers.
Black culture needs reform before we can even consider police reform
There have been plenty of reform in the past 5 years and they only led to more crime and more shootings and violence against the police. The citizens and the population has to take a good hard look at them selves before they point their fingers at the cops
Black culture needs reform before we can look at police reform
Do you wake up every day and hold in your hands the capability of saving the world and at the same time potentially ruining an innocent person's life condemning yourself and your loved ones to a lifetime filled with resent and horror just by making a mistake in a millisecond surrounded by confusion? I may be capable, but I am not available. I would be late to every call and just wait out my pension.
The dangers of being a sadistic narcissistic psychopath
Exactly 🥓
Interesting comment?
Awesome comment
Yes street criminals gangs you right
@@dramacydal1776cute little edgy comment.
This channel name is “JRE Experience” so… the Joe Rogan Experience Experience..??
Musí bejt hrozně nebezpečný od rána do noci mlít hovna, vymejslet si jako tříletej, napadat lidi po hospodách, nevyšetřit ani hovno, když vás zavolají na jiný policajty, plivat po lidech a bourat jim do aut.
Uplne to nebezpečí z toho kape.
Delivery drivers have a more dangerous job
You’re smoking crack if you actually believe that 💀
Plenty of jobs such as construction ( these blue collar guys deserve way more respect) are more dangerous but there is a difference between an accident that leads to a death and going to work knowing that another human might decide to take your life that weighs on a human mind differently. Also that long list Joe raddled off about what we see on a day to day basis unless you are a first responder you have no idea. It also doesn’t help that the media and politicians have convinced the public that the cops are the bad guys and criminals are victims. There is a reason why no one wants to serve their communities any more.
@trent1615 there were 2,000 applicants to Seattle PD last year. It's on par with being a rideshare driver in terms of danger, rideshare drivers get murdered every day
@trent1615 preach on. I'm so tired of hearing that such and such is more dangerous statement.
What cause of that one guy who got chopped up? You stoooopid
At least they have good job security
They signed up for it. Why should anyone feel bad lol
Weird that nobody shares this sentiment for military personnel…
That argument makes no sense
Mik drop. That's literally the only thing that needs to be said here.
Joes way wrong on this one. Being a cop is one of the safest jobs. Uber drivers, gas station workers, construction, all far more dangerous than being a cop
we think all cops do that, because" all cops do that" we are sick of the thin blue line GANG. we are sick of poLICEing for Profit.
Somebody’s mad they got a speeding ticket huh? 😂
@@BoogChannel You are adding fuel to the fire.
@@joseponce-be6mb I guess you could say that, but what I’m really trying to do is call him out on his explicit bias. Generalizing is universally labeled as bad but is apparently ok when we do it to cops.
@@BoogChannelenough are no good that u have to act in self defense and think of them as a potential danger.
@@BoogChannel me thinks you shld stop whining and see all the free evidence of their horrible behavior uploaded for absolutely free dozens of times every day
30 year retired street cop and I have a body cam podcast. Diagnosed with PTSD. Let me know when you want me to come on.
But January 6th was okay though. Right Joe!?
Who is this?
Back the blue until it happens to you
Don’t be a shit bag. Problem solved.
Nope. I'd love to back the blue---if they would only ever give me reason to do so. But when it happens to me, I'll handle it. Thanks. Stay home blue. I don't need you fumbling around and making it worse.
2:35
You insert yourself into a profession werey you chase bad people, often armed, and your surprised it's dangerous
Brilliant. Perfect.
Remembering uvalde, and Lakeland, and parkland, and Issaquah, and and and..
And, statistically, policing is one of the safest jobs you can get, far more safe than roofer, miner, trucker, etc
Trust me if you really wanna know the dangers of being a law-enforcement officer I’m the person you wanna talk 23 years federal correctional officer county correctional officer 16 years as a state CO and six years as a cop
I’d love to ask you questions, I’m applying to a PD in a few months
@ go ahead and watch the question
The dangers of being a police officer: lots of overtime for standing around in a supermarket and slipping on a banana
Bruh I get that your joking but Around 140 Law enforcement officers died in 2024 so show a little respect
God bless the men women who stand ready to protect us🇺🇸
John 15:13 "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends"
Most of the oath breakers die because they are shit drivers. Watch 30mins of 1A videos and you'll see how they actually are.
@@JohnDoe-jt5lb 👈 found the lib. 😅😂😅😂
@@ethanwebb7747 And very few of those deaths are felonious homicides. Learn to protect yourself like a grown-a** man. Geez
My brother, you totally have a right to that opinion. I understand that they are not superheroes they are imperfect people who make mistakes just like the rest of us. But I would rather choose gratitude over hate because the majority (not all) try every day to go out and make our community a better place instead of sitting on the couch and writing comments like me and you😂
But Joe what about the HORRIBLE COPS OUT THERE like there crappy attitudes at TRAFFIC STOPS when they demand your ID when they have not told you why they pulled you over CAUGHT LYING ON BODY CAM or Entering YOUR HOME WITHOUT A WARRENT Where do you stand on this
Seriously, there are entities set up to police the police. Internal affairs, Public Integrity Division within the DA Office and the FBI Civil Rights Division. Each agency is responsible for supervision of their officers. These officers are under tremendous scrutiny and tested for compliance to their agency policies and for their professionalism.
Lol @ rocky the booooootlicker
Poor piggies
All that body armor, glock, tazer, etc you still scaried? you the one heavily armed.
Body armor will not stop many bullets only small rounds . And the enemy normally always gets the first punch or shot . This is not a movie . Dealing with crazy people all day sucks
“Cops are so under appreciated.” Very true. Thank you LEOs for your service. 🙏
There àre 50 jobs more dangerous than a cop . Its fake news saying its "incredibly dangerous being a cop" its more dangerous being a truckdriver
@@JoshStinson-e9j So you are, or have been a cop? No. Then STFU!
Yep, when a cop shoots you for eating a cheeseburger, dont forget to say thank you.
@@RuleStarRacing What? I would love to read this story. Proof?
@@RuleStarRacing yea cause I’m sure that’s going to happen. 🙄
Its called the fifth amendment.
We have the right to not incriminate ourselves to a tyrant gunhand for the rich.
Are you seriously asking citizens to feel sorry for those low iq bullies??
Get a clue dude
They are the enemy
Lmaoo no. Someone has to keep the peace or chaos runs rampant. You must be a child
Go back to class, kid
I did it for 11years, and then my wife decided to go into the military. Her decision rescued me from police work I like to say.
both of you are mouth breathers
Mad respect. You moved from a climate of dishonor to the perfection of honor. Thank you.
People who have chosen the law enforcement occupation, didn't become officers for the financial reward. They truly believe in being apart of something bigger than themselves. They don't receive the recognition or praise they deserve, unless they're involved in a controversial police incident. Many of their efforts go unnoticed or under appreciated. That's police work for you. Should I mention it's really dangerous ?
Many of them are nothing but power seekers and zealots.
Should I mention they don't have to do it? I feel like I'm missing something. Got PTSD, feel like your life's in danger every day, tired of seeing things you can't unsee? Do something else. Try Uber. No one is forced to be a cop. The whining going on here is unsettling.
@@rockyrocamontes8972 its literally not dangerous. Every day laborer has a higher all cause mortality rate than police.
@@rockyrocamontes8972 nobody makes them do it and the job isnt even dangerous.
@raphaelvermin I beg to differ. Law enforcement agencies have personnel who have been killed and injured. It would be naive of you to suggest otherwise.
Police are just enforcers for the state. They have no requirement to help anyone specifically (Castle Rock vs Gonzalez, Warren vs DC).
The job they have, although dangerous, is to enforce the law even if it's against the citizens best interest. No matter how ridiculous or absurd the law is (COVID lockdowns as an example or front license plate laws), they're still expected to enforce it.
Not every officer is trying to do wrong, but there's no attempt being made to correct misconduct/abuse. Instead of seems like they just make excuses and try to cover things rather than fix themselves.
PTSD is a major problem, and we can only hope they get the help they need. But blindly respecting/supporting police is, IMO stupid, especially since it isn't their job to support us.
not even top 20 dangerous. and most of their injuries come from their own bad driving. tired of this BS argument.
It isnt even as dangerous as being a friggen roofer.
It isnt a dangerous job. They injure themselves "in the line of duty" in the vast majority of cases if you actually look at the claims.
Any time they fall down chasing a suspect it gets counted like they were attacked.
You are wrong. Most, if not all agencies have policies that state that you will protect life. So you are obligated to protect life or you can be charged with dereliction of duty.
@MySpitts Policies are not laws... The courts have said police aren't responsible for public safety... You can still be fired. And social media most likely will lead to backlash, but technically they are not supposed to be charged
@@MySpitts no you can be let go if its determined by an iinternal investigation whether or not that is the best course of action.
They face no LEGAL charges, and realistically arent going to lose their job either because they investigate themselves.
That’s what you signed up for.
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@ loser. I signed up for the military and I knew wtf I was getting myself into to. It’s the same shit with being a police officer. Get off my shit weenie.
Nobody said it wasn’t…
Doesn't mean we can't acknowledge the dangers and risks they take.
@ I was in the military. I knew what I signed up for and didn’t cry about it. If you don’t the know the danger what comes with it don’t do it. Common sense. Anything else?
The dangers of being a victim of police brutality for being a pot smoker in the 90s and 00s
Gotta laugh at the huge amount of willful ignorance here.
Wanna find a herd of pogues.....bring up law enforcement and wait for the whining and complaining.
Or kissing ass
Truth, look it up Jamie, law enforcement isn't in the top fifteen most dangerous jobs! Pizza delivery drivers are at more risk! Lick dem boots joe
How do you qualify what is or isn't a dangerous job?
Joe hit the nail on the head. My 2 sons are police officers in CA and when the DA won’t prosecute, many times unless it’s a serious crime they won’t stop a car because every stop can turn deadly in a heartbeat. DA Hockman is going to bring change.
Maybe they should worry about actual crimes then instead of constantly harassing motorists until they run into the wrong guy just having a bad day that literally cannot afford a ticket.
@@raphaelvermin
Most people with warrants are found when a cop pulls them over for a minor traffic infraction. Evidently, you’d rather have everyone with a warrant stay on the street committing more crimes. Try educating yourself before you comment next time.
With all due respect to you and your sons, sir, you have to understand that to the rest of the world, it just sounds like you're saying that people who become cops don't have the option to simply do something else. Yes, it's a dangerous job. Consider another one. OR better, look honestly at the role that cops themselves play in making their jobs dangerous. And no, when cops bring charges that won't hold in court, the DA isn't going to pursue it. But what is the lesson? That the DA should prosecute even when there isn't a case to be made in court because, all too often, cops make arrests that should never have been made? Or is the lesson that your sons and cops like them should make better cases, should respect and uphold the constitution more vigorously, and take their pledge to protect and serve more seriously than their fidelity to the sacred blue line? You decide. This pitty party for cops is pathologically near-sighted and confused.
@@LuckyCharms777 youre describing a police fishing exercise. No that is a bad usage of police respurces. i would in fact rather that police follow up and do more investigation and FIND people that have warrant rather than sitting in the expressway handing out $200 tickets to everybody that drives past doing nothing wrong until they get lucky that thousandth time and get somebody with a bench warrant for unpaid parking tickets.
@@raphaelvermin
Except you know they’re not just arresting people with outstanding parking tickets. And people with outstanding parking tickets don’t shoot cops after being pulled over for a driving infraction.
Smells like bacon in here 🐖
Yeah but your mom and loved one calls the bacon.
Yeah like your mom and daughter
@@JohnWilliams-ud2os ta ha ha
Smells like a low life criminal commenting 🤣
Thank you for always supporting us officers!
Look everyone! Here’s a bum who couldn’t graduate high school 😂😂
I honestly can't support officers today because most have been harrasing the public the past 30 with revenue generation. I also can't support cops today due to what they did during covid.... they chose their paychecks over our liberties 🗽 and rights.
I also do not like most cops views on our 2nd Amendment rights. (Which Protects me and my family when cops decide policy trumps Freedom)
A lot of them took an outh to the constitution, not to policy or feelings enforcement.
We don't. Do better. Think more critically. Honor your oath. Stop CRYING for effing support until you're ready to give it to a thousand other professions that deserve it more. Nurses in trauma wards, ambulance drivers, teachers in inner city public schools, psychiatrists, social workers ... I could keep going, but do I need to? You're not special; you don't need or deserve support. If you can't do the job, quit. Stop crying.
Lol nurses who whipe butts and give meds lol funny lol and teachers lol hahaha @shanekraus9905
A couple of bad piggies ruining things for the rest of them, you say? Shocking, I say. Shocking.
Kinda like how you drag down your family, community, and society
MOST police are corrupt and would break the law rather than get in trouble. You dont actually know any officers if you believe otherwise.
Its the 22nd most dangerous job,lets all calm down!! Being a pizza delivery person is 2x as dangerous!!
Explain to me how a pizza delivery driver is a more dangerous job than a being a cop. Go ahead, I'll wait....
God I hope none of yall have to call 911 and need police.
We don't, Cops force the issue and ALWAYS make situations WORSE
We don't. Thanks very much. There isn't a single event that could occur in my life--be that to protect my girlfriend or child--for which I would call the police. They,. Do. Not. Help. Sorry to spoil that for you. I would NEVER count on some high school dropout to come to my home or business and arbitrate a life and death situation.
Agreed. When seconds count police are minutes away. If you experience a home invasion you would long be dead before the police could help you. Arm yourself, be independent, strong, and most importantly do not be a bootlicker for the government.
Uvalde
Absolutely
Hey Rogan, how about the families of innocent, unarmed people who get killed by cops? Do you think the families can unsee that?
And just so you know, as far as being dangerous, law enforcement isn't even a top ten dangerous occupation.
Most cops that get killed while on duty are due to traffic accidents (usually cause by themselves) or suicide.
If any cop is suffering from PTSD, he/she needs to be responsible and quit before they flip out and cause the death of someone else. But no one want to criticize the poor misunderstood cops.
FTP
What you get arrested for buddy?
My son is a Texas State Trooper. I've seen bodycam footage from some of his arrests. Criminals running, fighting back, etc. I get a little defensive when I hear people crap on the police.
A lot less people would criticize police if they didn’t lie and abuse their authority, and if they proactively respected our rights rather than trying to circumvent them.
Personally, I respect police for the job they do, but not for who they are. For the reasons mentioned, there are more bad apples than good.
Well, then you should become involved in reforming the profession. Cops abuse their authority EVERY SINGLE DAY, all day long; they trample on the constitution; violating the civil rights of the people they swore an oath to protect and serve is like ordering a cup of coffee. Maybe your son isn't one of those who make the profession look bad; but he looks bad because of those who do. Rogan is an imbecile on this topic. "Cops are lied to all day long?" They lie all day long; it's literally part of the training. These are, for the most part, extremely undereducated people wielding a preposterous amount of authority--thanks to unions and corruption--and wielding lethal force when they're in most cases the last people who should be trusted with that power.
@@shanekraus9905
Yep. Just think, the government tells us we can trust the police, yet they’re literally trained to lie to us. That’s a broken relationship.
They picked the job, if they stick to real crime and do away with minor traffic violations revenue collecting. Do psychopaths become cops or do cops become psychopaths. They are sick individuals.
All cops lie , steal, or commit violent crimes! Or cover for other cops that do! Which is just as bad! Get rid of free qualified immunity insurance! Make them buy their own liability insurance! All small business owners do! All Doctors do!🤔
REPTILIAN POLICE 🚔
Democratic police
youtube.com/@audittheaudit?si=zsOWZ-TRkGwnQJyD
Try firefighting...
Its not dangerous lol . Fire fighter's just show up at car crashes thats it . Imagine having to fight people every other day
Stick to spraying fires with a water hose lol
@@DanClark-uz3ji Brother, firefighting is listed as the most dangerous job. You can burn alive in a damn building, be crushed into paste, get attacked on scene, etc. But saving people is beautiful.
@bryant7542 it's bot dangerous lol
@bryant7542 attacked on scene lol by who ?
hamboogler
Being a police officer is not that dangerous of a job.
I don't give a damn about cops. Don't care.
If someone breaks into your house or assault you in the face, guarantee you’re calling them for help. Prove me wrong with your words 😃
@@izzybizzy9589If someone breaks into your house the cops are twenty minutes away. Same with somebody assaulting you or robbing you. It’s on you to defend yourself. Sure they might catch the person down the line, but what’s done is done. Just playing devils advocate I suppose, but police don’t have a constitutional obligation to protect a citizen from harm. Ruled on by the supreme court.
And guess what. Normal people don’t care for criminals.
Watch police body cam videos on TH-cam. It is really eye opening and disturbing to see what kinds of dangerous situations LEO encounter. The worst possible people most of the time. Police need way more pay, and way more respect. The public needs to appreciate what police encounter on a daily basis. And no matter how professional, there’s always some parent or friend or sibling trash talking the police when they arrive. More protection for the police and more understanding from law makers who need to watch the police cams…Watch many, not just one.
Search TH-cam for "first amendment audits" ... What you'll find is literally an endless stream of moronic police violating people's rights, and violating their oath to the constitution. No, the public doesn't need to appreciate a single thing police do. THEY SERVE US. We pay their salaries. We are their bosses. Jesus. Think more critically.
They don't need to approach him. He probably doesn't even know they got arrested after. If they let him know they won't have him doing their work for them anymore
why don’t they just quit?
A police officer’s job is highly under-appreciated. Imagine getting a starting salary of $70,000 a yr (some places even less) and part of your job description is potentially being gunned down any given work day.
People who work at 7-11 have a far greater chance of being gunned down than a cop and make far less than 70,000 a year. Being a cop isn't as dangerous as cops make it out to be.
Hey bro policing isnt even one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. Literally every day laborer job has a higher risk of injury, and all cause mortality than police work.
I am more likely to die to a renter in an Air BNB at one of the many properties i service than a police officer is to fall in the line of duty. Roofers are far more likely to fall off of a ladder and end up six feet down than any police unit at any agency in the country.
Police only have a job as dangerous as THEY force a situation to be ever since the SC ruled that they have no duty to put themselves in the line of danger to save somebody else.
Being a police officer is one of the safest and most job secure positions you can work.
The job is so easy that most of them get fat.
@@raphaelvermin I said this same thing but my comment was deleted. 7-11 workers have a more dangerous job than these guys
@ You made some over-generalizations. I never said it was the most dangerous job, however it is a job that paints a target on your back everytime you have an encounter with a public.
I had a video that just popped up on my feed where an officer was killed in cold-blood for trying to provide assistance to someone who needed help with a flat tire. The perpetrator took his cop car and sped away. The cops mistake was letting his guard down
@@raphaelvermin Oh look, you're also regurgitating these false stats and claims that come from the internet. You're not good at this.
I support our men and women in blue, they’re essential for a civilized society, but we should not worship the police either. While it’s true that police work is dangerous, it doesn’t make the top ten most dangerous jobs in the US. The one thing police, police unions and police departments can do to fully regain the public trust and respect is not protect the bad apples within the department.
You have to understand that 1] they're understaffed and have trouble hiring and 2] putting pressure on their own not only exacerbates the problem but also puts themselves at risk of undue scrutiny. You'll just end up like SF where cops don't even respond to theft and the like because they'll just end up with allegations of racism and have yo deal with internal issues.
@ This is an excuse not a solution. We, the public, need to demand solutions not excuses. And this starts with our politicians who are to eager to please Police Unions.
@@mysterioanonymous3206they have to prove themselves legitimate or else we can assume they're corrupt.
Most people don't wosrship tho, just showing support or understanding will get labeled "bootlicker" by people who are cowards who criticize but don't bring any change just because it's 'cool'😂
Boo hoo
Clicked On This Video Thinking I Was Gonna See A Cop Talking About The Dangers
Wouldn't trade responding to police calls for anything in the world. Some people love it. Some people hate it.
you like killing people? flashbanging baby cribs? running drugs? ruining lives? planting drugs? YOU are the enemy
Road pirates.
How is it that officers fault. He was just doing his job and unfortunately there were some casualties. It happens all the time in war.
It’s only the usual suspects that never wanna comply with the most simplest police commands that always escalate the situation. I know I’m about to get a bunch of hurt inmate-lovers or soap dropping ex-cons by getting offended by my comment but it’s the truth 🤷🏽♂️
If it's not a lawful command don't follow, cops are always fishing for shit instead of writing out your ticket and sending you on your way. Can you not see why that's a problem.
@@JoshStinson-e9jyeah like why don’t I want you to search my car if I have nothing to hide? Why do you need to search my car if there’s nothing in it.
@@B_Man_13 they took an oath to uphold the constitution, yet they're constantly violating it if they think it will lead to an arrest, you let them search your vehicle you think it stops there? They find nothing so they have to create something, My brother is a cop, and to put it in perspective, why do you think people are so easily irritated by cops. Because policing practices are biased, the arrest don't actually reflect crime going on in the streets, you're a bootlicker dude.
Deadly job
Not worth it
ALWAYS BACK THE BLUE…………
Don't be a cop. We don't need you.
I believe it's more dangerous for the citizens when police make contact. End Qualified Immunity!
What a joke. It takes 6 months to get a gun and badge.
It takes a lot longer than that. Academy alone is usually 6 months. There’s a whole lot more to go through. It is a long, thorough, arduous process.
@ how long could it be when u can drop outta high school to join?
Thank blm for that lmao