@@jrmurphypoet we all have our stories i just dont need to share it here because i dont need to "prove" anything to anyone. Im sorry that was your experience but thanks, in part to NZ police im living my best life, i hope you get to live yours one day
@@jrmurphypoet You have an extremely negative worldview. I don't understand what you're even watching this video for if you hate the police/society/authority so much.
You are great ambassador for the NZ police! stay safe!!! Also, my condolences on your recent terror attack. As someone who lived thru 9/11 in the US, I feel for you and all of New Zealand. Condolences from New Yrok
Love all the videos from Australia, its encouraged me to start my application for police in australia, awesome job keeping everyone safe and giving us viewers some insight to what its like!
I saw Waipuna Rd - Mt Wellington & I heard Apirana Ave which is in Glen Innes - Also he said watch out for the "Check Point" - I would have thought he would have said the "3R" Police code - Well done and much appreciated for the Vlog
Awesome video mate, I regularly chat to one of my mates who is a police officer in Western Australia and frig sake some of the stuff I have herd it's just sad really.
Unattended children is so savage by the caregivers. I remember walking through Cuba st down here in wellies. Me and my partner had just crossed the road and saw a pram with a baby in it (less than a yr old) in the sun outside a clothing shop. We stopped and observed for about 2mins then approached as it was a really hot day and the 2mins was more than long enough for a child to be alone. Once we assessed the situation we called the police and started looking for the caregivers. Took about 25mins to find the woman looking after the child or rather was suppose to. Turns out the woman was like a nanny who wanted to shop for clothing but not with the child. What kind of human leaves a baby alone?? It struck me as weird because she was Asian. I've always found Asians to be really good with their children/ones they're caring for.
Love this. Makes me long even more to join. Couple questions. Is it like America and you get a long term partner so to speak and also can you do a blog of or if you have a social life with other work mates?? Cheers
Whenever the intro comes on and he says, hi I'm johnny.... I do this weird salute thing along with him. I've been doing it a while and somehow I feel like now it's bad luck if I don't 😂
what do you use to navigate to a job? Car GPS/google maps? and can/does the operator that dispatches you update the location for you or do you have to punch in the address/location?
All of the above, Google Maps is my go-to because it shows how properties connect as well as walkways and other possible escape routes. Our phones have a heap of custom apps that dispatch update with job details too so it's not just us. - Constable Hurn.
hey bro really loving the vlogs. i have a pre test on the 1st of dec for police any advice i need before going in? and il come through on the 16th to sylvia and have a chat too.
Love your vlogs, makes my dream of becoming a police office much real. Do you have any tips for practicing for the Psychometric Test? Freaking out, Thanks B
They are a common test so you can find similar example questions online. Brushing up on your basic math without a calculator is also a good one to do. - Constable Hurn.
Just curious at 02:38 when you were making that left turn, I noticed that she turned her blinker on to make that turn. I know when running code at least here in the United States that your headlights and and such are wig wags and flashing the whole time. Was that a reflex/muscle memory thing you do when you make a turn or for a purpose lights wise when running code? Thanks!
Probably a bit of both, good spotting! Indicating just becomes second nature, but the way our lights are set up the indicators aren't effected so they can actually still be used as indicators. - Constable Hurn.
Although it is "Ride along" can you include some body cam footage? Obviously only on jobs that are in the public eye for privacy reasons, maybe just blur faces? Would make the videos a few minutes longer which would be great. My father is an officer in the New Zealand police so I am very intrigued & slightly addicted to these videos! Also wish to join the Police in the future!
We don't have body camera's Josh so it's sometimes a bit impractical to record things out and about but it is something I'm working on, thanks for the feedback. - Constable Hurn.
Hey Constable Hurn. Question for you, How does Auckland Police manage low staffing levels with an expensive house market!? I want to become a police officer in Auckland but moving from another city to Auckland the lack of housing concerns me hahaha.
Lots of cops end up flatting together, that's one solution. One positive is the shifts often have you commuting at off peak times so traffic isn't too bad even if you're a little further out, if you're like me on two wheels it's even faster. For me the pace and variety of work here makes it all worth it. - Constable Hurn.
We aren't issued with body cameras so I don't have one. I carry my gopro around in my hands sometimes though so you can see things out on foot. - Constable Hurn.
Constable Hurn, what a great driving instructor 😂👌 wish I could make the 16th. Keep cool and stay awesome. Loving the vlogs ♥️ should also create a vlog Snapchat
More a co-pilot than an instructor, driving with the lights and sirens is easier when you've got a second set of eyes working the road too. We do have Instagram, I'm on it sometimes too, might take stories over for a day soon. - Constable Hurn.
There are all kinds of people in the Police! Communication is probably the most important skill. Included in that addressing groups, and dealing with crowds is often important so some confidence and volume helps but away from work you'll find lots of cops that are very different from what you'd expect. - Constable Hurn.
Hello! I am currently studying Criminology at my local uni with 6 months left. I'm 22 years old and I was just wondering if I would be considered to young if I were to apply when i complete my degree at the end of the semester. Thanks
Just wanted to ask Constable Hurn, how easy is it to progress into the other career pathways once you have completed your 2 years. Does there need to be a position opening or are they always looking for people to join other teams? (LLB student looking to do organised crimes or detective work). Also want to say a big thank you to all you boys and girls in blue. I'm in my early stages of recruitment in the Auckland district and hope to get through to join the team soon. (Also what time will you be at Sylvia park? )
Depends on the role, they are basically always looking for people to fill specialist roles though, especially if they have existing skills and experience that could help. I'm not 100% on what time yet, I'll post up as soon as I know. - Constable Hurn
Was amazing seeing you at Sylvia Park! So unexpected, hadn't watched the vlog until now! Running and training and studying as much as possible to be in Blue one day as well 😊🤞 Take care, Constable Hurn :D
How mentally challenging is it for you being a cop? I'm planning on joining in 2019. I have a few cops in my family, but I've never really wanted to ask them questions about certain things, I'm just worried that I won't be able to handle dealing and seeing things in certain aspects of policing.
I'd be lying if I said it wasn't tough at times. Id encourage you to have those conversation with the cops you do know. It's going to be a topic of an upcoming video so I'll save my answer for now, make sure you subscribe! Constable Hurn.
I'm quite sure it's during the day, business hours, but keep an eye on the Auckland Police Instagram cause I'll put something up a few days before. - Constable Hurn.
Yeah absolutely, In an ideal world, if I could wrangle another GoPro I'd film both! But I really wanted to show the drive, how involved it is and how passengers are more in a co-pilot role, navigating, helping spot hazards etc. Maybe in the next ep I'll have something good facing forward! - Constable Hurn.
Question: so when you're on your way to a job with lights going, one of you obviously drives, and does the other in the passenger seat navigate, and no chit chat other than navigation, or is that only because you're doing training?
Have you ever considered the aos branch of the police??...highway patrol I think would be awesome catching speeding, drunk drivers, dangerous driving etc! God knows we need sooo many more highway patrol personnel...Thanks to all the dedicated men and women on the front lines you're all doing a great job..ps we need drug driver testing too! Cheers!
It's not so much the age that's important but a bit of life experience, I went to uni and worked for a bit before I joined, I was in my early 20s, few years older now. - Constable Hurn.
why do you tip the cans into a rubbish bag ? why not into a drain or grass etc. Just curious because I change those rubbish bins and it sucks when they are full of liquid. chur
We get them to flash orange and things when there are incidents blocking the intersection but we don't override them normally or when driving to jobs. - Constable Hurn.
I came as a refugee in to this country the immigration new Zealand gave me all the rights that a born new Zealand citizen has, am very keen and interested to join the new Zealand Police but the only requirement I don't meet is I haven't lived in New Zealand from the last 5 years, is there no exception for that?
Does it sound that bad haha? It's not back seat driving. Urgent duty driving is a tough task and sometimes having a co-pilot helps - we often help by calling intersections and hazards for each other. - Constable Hurn
Auckland Police TV haha yea i know its best that way especially at speed. It just sounds funny like that because we arent used to hearing or seeing it!!!!
Hey constable hern. In terms of recruitment. Do the police consider someone that had a first offense drink driving 5 years ago. Everything else clean record and no convictions?.
Recruitment do take past convictions into account and assess them on a case by case basis. Chat to recruitment about it at they should be able to give you a good indication of the process. - Constable Hurn.
They don't usually carry their guns. The guns are in a locked box in the car, if the tactical situation requires them, they go and get them. Seems strange I know - a criminal could get the drop on them. However NZ follows the British model of policing where the police are normally unarmed.
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Enjoying all the way from Arizona, USA!! 🌵🔥🏜❤️🇺🇸
@@jrmurphypoet well that was unnecessary. Someone wake up on the wrong side of bed...shesh!
@@jrmurphypoet we all have our stories i just dont need to share it here because i dont need to "prove" anything to anyone. Im sorry that was your experience but thanks, in part to NZ police im living my best life, i hope you get to live yours one day
@@jrmurphypoet So are you saying that just because he's from America he's all those terms?
@@jrmurphypoet Liberal?
@@jrmurphypoet You have an extremely negative worldview. I don't understand what you're even watching this video for if you hate the police/society/authority so much.
You are great ambassador for the NZ police! stay safe!!! Also, my condolences on your recent terror attack. As someone who lived thru 9/11 in the US, I feel for you and all of New Zealand. Condolences from New Yrok
Love your videos. Watching all the way from Cape Town, South Africa.
Police officer : "How High are you ?"
Me : no officer its ..."Hi how are you? "
@Hary Power no i think it is im already tracer
Love all the videos from Australia, its encouraged me to start my application for police in australia, awesome job keeping everyone safe and giving us viewers some insight to what its like!
Good luck with your application, stoke to hear these have encouraged you! - Constable Hurn.
Love your videos watching all the way from Mars, Space
if you don't say the intro along with him, do you even watch ride along?
I skip the intro lol
Once again, a well put together video.
Take care out there!
All the best from Brisbane, Queensland.
Don Coleman ayyyyyy brisbane
Thanks for being there for us!
Anytime Mark! - Constable Hurn.
Hello, Happy Holidays and stay safe from New York ,USA
Your partner rocks those aviator sunglasses so hard. That is a stylish police officer! :D
Although I'm from the U.S, thank you for ur service in your country and city, u Inspire me to become a cop as well :D
I saw Waipuna Rd - Mt Wellington & I heard Apirana Ave which is in Glen Innes - Also he said watch out for the "Check Point" - I would have thought he would have said the "3R" Police code - Well done and much appreciated for the Vlog
Enjoying your vlogs from Atlanta , GA. Thanks mate.
Yay! Johnny’s back. Nice vlog.
I love these video thank you guys so much watching from Australia
Brilliant. Watching From the UK mate and the videos are quality
Would be more fun seeing out the windscreen and how cars react as you guys drive
I want to be a police officer in Auckland like you when I'm older.
I want to be Constable also but maybe not Auckland for me but maybe Christchurch :)
Awesome video mate, I regularly chat to one of my mates who is a police officer in Western Australia and frig sake some of the stuff I have herd it's just sad really.
Good to see you back Johnny!
Good to be back! - Constable Hurn.
the smile ☺ on her face says it all lol would so love to be a cop
Unattended children is so savage by the caregivers. I remember walking through Cuba st down here in wellies. Me and my partner had just crossed the road and saw a pram with a baby in it (less than a yr old) in the sun outside a clothing shop. We stopped and observed for about 2mins then approached as it was a really hot day and the 2mins was more than long enough for a child to be alone. Once we assessed the situation we called the police and started looking for the caregivers. Took about 25mins to find the woman looking after the child or rather was suppose to. Turns out the woman was like a nanny who wanted to shop for clothing but not with the child.
What kind of human leaves a baby alone?? It struck me as weird because she was Asian. I've always found Asians to be really good with their children/ones they're caring for.
Love this. Makes me long even more to join. Couple questions. Is it like America and you get a long term partner so to speak and also can you do a blog of or if you have a social life with other work mates?? Cheers
Nah we change it up more often. And your second question is actually covered in Vlog 8 check it out. - Constable Hurn.
Coolios. Seen thank you kindly. Keep it coming
Could you do a video about life outside of the police. In terms of impact on relationships and time with mate etc. Cheers
Hi
I love this ...Great Job. From USA
watching from Aus !
Constable Hurn is back!!
First, love the vlogs! 🙏🏼❤️
is the custody suite fancy talk for concrete cell?
It’s interesting that there isn’t a metal mesh to sorta create a little jail in the backseat for offenders, but just a plastic coating on the seats.
"is this your jam gewl?" LMAOOOOOOO
All the best from Manurewa I love watching your videos
How does the radar speed equipment work inside your guys patrol vehicles
Do you drive the same car each shift or get a random one each time?
There is a group of cars for each work group and we check one out at the start of shift. - Constable Hurn.
Her driving is fierce girrrrrrl! Reminds me of me lol :)
Yay, a longer vlog!
Everyone kept asking for longer ones! I'm definitely working on more. Any other feedback? - Constable Hurn.
I live for these videos! Hope to be as good as constable as you when I join the police in a year or two!
love from Australia
Whenever the intro comes on and he says, hi I'm johnny.... I do this weird salute thing along with him. I've been doing it a while and somehow I feel like now it's bad luck if I don't 😂
Any chance on a video on Eagle?
what do you use to navigate to a job? Car GPS/google maps? and can/does the operator that dispatches you update the location for you or do you have to punch in the address/location?
All of the above, Google Maps is my go-to because it shows how properties connect as well as walkways and other possible escape routes. Our phones have a heap of custom apps that dispatch update with job details too so it's not just us. - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice thats awesome! thanks, have always wondered how that works.
Awesome Vlog thanks hern
I like what you said young (children), the police do not blame the parents they try to help, thumbs up
hey bro really loving the vlogs. i have a pre test on the 1st of dec for police any advice i need before going in? and il come through on the 16th to sylvia and have a chat too.
How did you go
you are so close to where i live! I knew exactly where you were driving! I live in Glendowie right by Glen Innes where you were!! haha
😍😍 where do I find a man like you ? 😂
New Zealand
@@liam601yt lmao
The lovely, Mrs Singh 🤙🤙
Love your vlogs, makes my dream of becoming a police office much real. Do you have any tips for practicing for the Psychometric Test? Freaking out, Thanks B
They are a common test so you can find similar example questions online. Brushing up on your basic math without a calculator is also a good one to do. - Constable Hurn.
Been here since day 1!! ❤️
0:58 episode of police 10/7 right there.
On the 16th what time is the event? I’d love to come along!
4pm to 8pm. - Constable Hurn
Just curious at 02:38 when you were making that left turn, I noticed that she turned her blinker on to make that turn. I know when running code at least here in the United States that your headlights and and such are wig wags and flashing the whole time. Was that a reflex/muscle memory thing you do when you make a turn or for a purpose lights wise when running code? Thanks!
Probably a bit of both, good spotting! Indicating just becomes second nature, but the way our lights are set up the indicators aren't effected so they can actually still be used as indicators. - Constable Hurn.
I literally was there that day, and I saw like 4 police cars and that house in the first scene ❤️
Love these vlogs constable hurn 😍
Keep up the good work guys and girls 👌
Thanks Cam! Appreciate the support. - Constable Hurn.
Hey, just wondering what the details are about the recruitment event on the 16th?
Check out the Auckland Police Instagram! I'll put a little message up tomorrow - Constable Hurn.
Auckland Police TV thank you!
@@gemmaroberts4802 4pm to 8pm. - Constable Hurn
Welcome back :)
Johnny !!❤️❤️
You drove past my house 😆
The Rock 🙅🏾♂️ lol
Although it is "Ride along" can you include some body cam footage? Obviously only on jobs that are in the public eye for privacy reasons, maybe just blur faces? Would make the videos a few minutes longer which would be great.
My father is an officer in the New Zealand police so I am very intrigued & slightly addicted to these videos!
Also wish to join the Police in the future!
We don't have body camera's Josh so it's sometimes a bit impractical to record things out and about but it is something I'm working on, thanks for the feedback. - Constable Hurn.
Hey Constable Hurn. Question for you, How does Auckland Police manage low staffing levels with an expensive house market!? I want to become a police officer in Auckland but moving from another city to Auckland the lack of housing concerns me hahaha.
Lots of cops end up flatting together, that's one solution. One positive is the shifts often have you commuting at off peak times so traffic isn't too bad even if you're a little further out, if you're like me on two wheels it's even faster. For me the pace and variety of work here makes it all worth it. - Constable Hurn.
Another awesome vlog!
Just a quick question, will there ever be bodycam footage or is it definately not approved?
We aren't issued with body cameras so I don't have one. I carry my gopro around in my hands sometimes though so you can see things out on foot. - Constable Hurn.
Constable Hurn, what a great driving instructor 😂👌 wish I could make the 16th. Keep cool and stay awesome. Loving the vlogs ♥️ should also create a vlog Snapchat
More a co-pilot than an instructor, driving with the lights and sirens is easier when you've got a second set of eyes working the road too.
We do have Instagram, I'm on it sometimes too, might take stories over for a day soon. - Constable Hurn.
Are there any quiet/introvert people in the NZ Police?
There are all kinds of people in the Police! Communication is probably the most important skill. Included in that addressing groups, and dealing with crowds is often important so some confidence and volume helps but away from work you'll find lots of cops that are very different from what you'd expect. - Constable Hurn.
Hello! I am currently studying Criminology at my local uni with 6 months left. I'm 22 years old and I was just wondering if I would be considered to young if I were to apply when i complete my degree at the end of the semester. Thanks
No way Harry, age is no barrier, that's a great degree to have coming in too! - Constable Hurn.
What time on the 16th will you guys be there. Really want to come down and have a chat 😊
Not 100% yet, I'd imagine for the whole day, check out Instagram I'll post up a video in a day or so with the full details. - Constable Hurn.
Just wanted to ask Constable Hurn, how easy is it to progress into the other career pathways once you have completed your 2 years. Does there need to be a position opening or are they always looking for people to join other teams? (LLB student looking to do organised crimes or detective work). Also want to say a big thank you to all you boys and girls in blue. I'm in my early stages of recruitment in the Auckland district and hope to get through to join the team soon. (Also what time will you be at Sylvia park? )
Depends on the role, they are basically always looking for people to fill specialist roles though, especially if they have existing skills and experience that could help. I'm not 100% on what time yet, I'll post up as soon as I know. - Constable Hurn
Was amazing seeing you at Sylvia Park! So unexpected, hadn't watched the vlog until now!
Running and training and studying as much as possible to be in Blue one day as well 😊🤞
Take care, Constable Hurn :D
Can i ask you something can you get a go pro for you vest then you can show us some more stuff if not it is ok it is just i like to see more stuff,
I wont have anything attached to my vest but I'm going to be showing you more stuff out of the car in the episodes to come! - Constable Hurn.
How mentally challenging is it for you being a cop? I'm planning on joining in 2019. I have a few cops in my family, but I've never really wanted to ask them questions about certain things, I'm just worried that I won't be able to handle dealing and seeing things in certain aspects of policing.
I'd be lying if I said it wasn't tough at times. Id encourage you to have those conversation with the cops you do know. It's going to be a topic of an upcoming video so I'll save my answer for now, make sure you subscribe! Constable Hurn.
Sweeeeeet, what time is the event at Sylvia park? Also your colleague at 6:31 has some bad ass aviators :D
I'm quite sure it's during the day, business hours, but keep an eye on the Auckland Police Instagram cause I'll put something up a few days before. - Constable Hurn.
Hello Mr officer hope you stay safe..
Great content.
Love this videos São Paulo Brazil
May have missed it. I haven't read all the comments. Where is her sidearm? I see an empty holster.
Jake Wells sidearms are in the boot of the car as they can’t just have a gun on them. However if it’s her taser’s holster then idk
Okay see you on the 16th lucky I don't have exams that day😂
Would be cool to see the opposite POV from inside the car, looking out.
Yeah absolutely, In an ideal world, if I could wrangle another GoPro I'd film both! But I really wanted to show the drive, how involved it is and how passengers are more in a co-pilot role, navigating, helping spot hazards etc. Maybe in the next ep I'll have something good facing forward! - Constable Hurn.
@@newzealandpolice Awesome, thanks for considering!
Question: so when you're on your way to a job with lights going, one of you obviously drives, and does the other in the passenger seat navigate, and no chit chat other than navigation, or is that only because you're doing training?
Have you ever considered the aos branch of the police??...highway patrol I think would be awesome catching speeding, drunk drivers, dangerous driving etc! God knows we need sooo many more highway patrol personnel...Thanks to all the dedicated men and women on the front lines you're all doing a great job..ps we need drug driver testing too! Cheers!
What is a good age to join the police force? How old were you when you joined?
It's not so much the age that's important but a bit of life experience, I went to uni and worked for a bit before I joined, I was in my early 20s, few years older now. - Constable Hurn.
why do you tip the cans into a rubbish bag ? why not into a drain or grass etc. Just curious because I change those rubbish bins and it sucks when they are full of liquid. chur
Can you request to change the traffic lights?
We get them to flash orange and things when there are incidents blocking the intersection but we don't override them normally or when driving to jobs. - Constable Hurn.
I came as a refugee in to this country the immigration new Zealand gave me all the rights that a born new Zealand citizen has, am very keen and interested to join the new Zealand Police but the only requirement I don't meet is I haven't lived in New Zealand from the last 5 years, is there no exception for that?
Sounds like your not always the best passenger 😂😂 prefer to drive lol
Does it sound that bad haha? It's not back seat driving. Urgent duty driving is a tough task and sometimes having a co-pilot helps - we often help by calling intersections and hazards for each other. - Constable Hurn
Auckland Police TV haha yea i know its best that way especially at speed. It just sounds funny like that because we arent used to hearing or seeing it!!!!
@@newzealandpolice its kind of like flight pilots - pilot flying and pilot monitoring
You are correct. They job is all about communication.
Black lives matter.
Great video
Are you Allowed to carry your golcks on your belt at all times?
We don't ordinarily carry firearms but have access to them when we feel they are needed. - Constable Hurn.
What does frontline cop mean? Btw I’m watching from Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺
Awesome guys
Hey constable hern. In terms of recruitment. Do the police consider someone that had a first offense drink driving 5 years ago. Everything else clean record and no convictions?.
Recruitment do take past convictions into account and assess them on a case by case basis. Chat to recruitment about it at they should be able to give you a good indication of the process. - Constable Hurn.
Cheers constable hern. Keep up the awesome work. Very inspiring.
Was curious why your partner in the beginning has a holster but no firearm in it ?
They don't usually carry their guns. The guns are in a locked box in the car, if the tactical situation requires them, they go and get them. Seems strange I know - a criminal could get the drop on them. However NZ follows the British model of policing where the police are normally unarmed.
Hey Constable, do you practice any type of martial arts?
I'll be having a 'cracking' night-shift!
enjoying this from Chch xD
Tama singh vlogs sister 😱
I’m thinking of being a police officer, but I’m small so I don’t know if I should? Does height matter
I'm hardly the tallest of guys and it's never been a major issue for me. Being able to communicate is far more important. - Constable Hurn.
Auckland Police TV thanks ❤️
I have autism I live in Australia I wanted to join the police in qld do you think I could come to New Zealand and join
if you wasn,t a police cop what job would you love to do