This video was amazing. I would love to see more things like this. maybe a video about different law enforcement certifications? one being the one you mentioned - to use this software.
My son was parked with his engine not running at a gas pump waiting for his passenger to pay/put money on the gas pump. A police officer pulled up behind him and ran my son's vehicle plate number on his MDT screen. For what ever crazy reason, the screen showed WANTED PERSON. The warrant later ended up being for an entirely different individual. My son did not have any warrant amd had not been in trouble for 9 years. At any rate, rather than verifying the hit, or asking dispatch to verify, the officer, in his zeal, walked up to my son's driver window and asked him to step out of the car. My son said, "Is there a problem?" The officer told him he had a felony arrest warrant but refused to tell him what it was for. My son was afraid by the cop's amgry and rude manner. He asked Cop to please check again, then asked for a Supervisor. The officer screamed at him (I saw the body cam footage).. And breached tbe glass of the window, tasered my son in tbe heart area..and instead of asking dispatch to verify the warrant or waiting for a supervisor, he asked for back up units bevause my son was "not cooperating". Before 5 minits had passed, my son was kicked, beaten, tazed..and hand cuffed. THEN the supervisor arrived and said do NOT RESTRAIN him, he doesnt have a warrant. But it was too late...the cops discoved evidence on my son, towed his car for evidence, booked him in jail amd the jail nurse was mean amd said he didmt need medical attention. At any rate, they charged my son with a felony posession and are saying he cant supress the evidence...amd just plea to a felony or they will take away the plea deal if he tries to file a suppression motion. 10 months later, that same officer fatally shot a man that had a baseball bat, had dropped it and had his hamds in the air..... but tbe prosecuter is sayimg the cop acted reasonable and put the cop back to work. Apparently this same cop has a history of this but the bosses amd prosecuter refuse to do amything. I think this officer will kill again. Is he justified by acting "reasonable"? I was told DO NOT GO TO THE FBI WITH THIS....NOT TO TALK TO THEM OR FILE COMPLAINT. Anyhow, I reckon we cam't fight city hall amd will maybe talk to civil lawyers. Our system is sad
This guy is like the opposite of a narc. Instead of spilling his guts to the police about citizens, he's spilling his guts to citizens about police. My guy 🤝
KingTen91 I’m a two time felon, old enough to expunge now, and even that being-still nowhere near proud of it... been to jail, been to prison.... ashamed to admit this. I don’t live that life anymore, it’s me, my fiancé, and my 3 kids. No drugs, much better. .........but I can tell y’all.l... this man is a REAL gangsta for keepin it real with us actually unlike a lot of the rest. Love your channel bro keep it up.
I used to be a dispatcher in Middle Tennessee & this is a great video; spot-on. Very insightful for the general public. That was without a doubt, the most stressful job I've ever had.
they should add more realism to cops, and i don't mean traffic stops and those laws, but i think they should add more of a fear factor and a choice of paying to go to jail, run, or die
I wrote CAD software and worked on what was called the "mobile" version which was just the software that runs on the laptops in the cars. The other version the dispatchers used - it was the full featured windows desktop application. The mobile version was a desktop application too - but it was full screen and locked and a single window, the dispatchers could open several windows at once. Two of the features I remember fondly were BOLO and record check. They were very challenging to test - both have very strict security requirements.
@@kevinsaccomano7909 Ease of use was one of our driving mandates. An officer needs information fast and without a lot of cognitive overload when in the field. There's enough the officer has to worry about while responding and the last thing we want is for the officer to be delayed or worse, put in danger, because of the software. Officer safety was always paramount, but ease of use was our next important goal. That goes for all first responders, but it's typically LEO who are first on the scene.
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 It was my pleasure. I thank LEO and other first responders every day. Just the other day I was listening to the scanner and there was a call that had officers combing through a ravine. They had a K9 Officer with them, but all officers, including the K9, still put themselves in danger to find someone who just robbed a victim at gun point. You officers put your lives on the line every day for us and if I can do anything to make that job safer and easier I will. Thank you.
Yeah I was wondering this myself until now, this is a lot of information the cops gotta go through lol. Before this I thought they were scrolling through facebook or something
Supreme court ruled a traffic stops should take no longer than 20 min. If you think they are gonna call a dog when they come to your door stall for as long as you can before he gets a dog there in that 20min window
How refreshing...A cop that demonstrates "transparency". Most cops in America could definitely learn from you. The "us against them" attitude that is the general rule isn't doing anyone any good. Keep it up,we need lots more like you!
You're concerned about this when Google knows you better than your family, spouse, probably yourself? Lol. Just a fact of the times. Your personal private info is in the hands of dozens of not hundreds of private companies. Tis what it tis
@@jalight27 - Experian sold you to Vietnamese identity thieves a few years ago. Equifax sold you to more identity thieves last year. Any bill collector has access to your entire life history, at least anything of interest to debt collectors.
theothertroll I don't fuk with them at all. I get pulled over, I hand in my s*** I always keep my hands where they can see him I tell him where the weapon is usually they take it and go run into whatever the f*** they do. And then I'm on my way. I don't f*** with them by rolling up the window, or tell him I don't answer questions I give my f****** s*** so they can see that I'm Legit and they let me go
I've got a question about something that's been troubling the communities. I do not apologize if anyone feels this is wrong of me. rights don't end where feelings begin. I always hear about "officer safety" and you see them say it about everything. A wii remote is an officer safety issue. Someone recording police is an officer safety issue. Everything in the eyes of the thin blue line is an "officer safety issue" But what I never have ever heard in the decades of me living is, "citizens safety", "civilian safety" or any issues about it. Never it being a citizen safety issue that cops drive playing solitaire on their laptops or hit a cyclist while they're texting and driving. Never it being a citizen safety issue when the wrong house has been raided and the occupants killed because they were defending their home from persons breaking in with use of violence. Never a citizen safety issue when a cop high tails it out of his patrol car unloading a magazine into a 15yr old boy, before ever saying, "stop!" Never a citizen safety issue when officers know they're breaking laws, violating people or worse... Murdering them. Where is the safety for citizens? Could someone please help me understand where this "safe place" is? I see yellow and black signs at places where police reside. They have figures of what look to be people hugging and the words "safe place" below. But I yet to find an officer who genuinely cares for citizen safety The officer who is looking to help citizens be on there way and down the right path. Not in handcuffs for something petty or that they didn't do. Or worse, dead on the ground for "not complying and officer safety" THE only reason there was ever an "officer safety issue" is because cops break laws all the time. No citizen would be upset if those who enforce laws obeyed them too. You're a moron to think otherwise. Or just a bootlicker who love jack boot societies. Your choice!
@@DubG9 well I've asked tons of police departments and for many months I yet to get a response. One time one of their Facebook messenger "dispatchers" started typing back but stopped and I never received what they typed. No ones talked about it anywhere I've asked. Very interesting people are.
@@FPVOutlaw I have no doubt you've asked but instead of them giving you a bullshit answer, I'd rather someone tell you like it is and say, "we prioritize officer safety over and above everything else". But even that answer seems to require courage, which may be a factor in why you haven't gotten anywhere yet.
@@FPVOutlaw Nope. Not at all. Although that isn't my field of study, you've piqued my interest. I don't think I'd be too surprised about what if find tho.
Im so glad this came up on my recommendations because I'm hooked on your channel now. Ive been binge watching your videos for days now. I have no plans on being a cop but its so cool seeing a perspective of a cop that's personalized. Keep up the great work!
I have dislexia too, but mine is VERY specific, and only happens with numbers. When the dislexia kicks in, I get all the numbers correct, but I flip the 2 numbers after the first digit. For instance 12345 changes to 13245. I tripped out when I first discovered that. Now I'm a lot more careful. Luckily I catch it 99 percent of the time. I'm actually very gifted in the math department aside from that one quirk.
@@shaheerthekhan two of my xbox friends are American and one started 3 weeks before the other. also if your from another country (like me) Americans get out earlier and start sooner then other country's (we Eastern Ontario Canadians start September 4th).
Joseph because you have to carry proof of insurance when you drive. A stupid law and they will get you on it because their job is to make you pay money to them.
Because it is the easiest way to get people into “the system” You screw up, fines. Keep screwing up, jail and fines. “There is a lot that goes into this”
I been jail in UK, which is nothing compared to international jails, but even still Jail is frigging boring as hell, with motherfuckers walking round tryna prove they have a bigger dick than you lol.
They're not asking for that because they don't know. They want to see if you have proof on you. It's not enough to merely have insurance and registration. You have to have proof of it on you or in your vehicle.
Because the system is not flawless, having your insurance and registration on you shows valid, easy to read proof that everything is correct and legal -- similarly it relays that information to the officer much easier and quicker than getting it from dispatch or the computer system (if qualified). Computer software is not flawless, and neither are humans so an easy to read piece of paper and or card directly from your insurance stating you're valid removes the unnecessary guesswork and potential errors that can occur with software and human interaction.
Because some states don't display insurance, such as Florida. But even so, you're supposed to have a drivers license, insurance, and registration card on you at all times.
@@BobThe9534 well you need your drivers license for more then driving, Also the officer doesn't know who you are without the licence unlike Insurance where it really doesn't matter. :)
officer401 haha, wife got pulled over years ago in the middle of the night, for basically nothing. It was just late and the officer probably was hoping for a DUI stop. Anyways, we had 9 years worth of expired insurance cards all from the same company, except the most current one. I told him, “ hopefully you can tell we have insurance in your database and I’ll look for the new card at the house and put it in the car.” He didn’t write a ticket lol. He laughed when I showed him the stack of cards. 😁
I got pulled over in Missouri my for the temp tag flapping in the wind, when he asked me for the registration paper work I handed him the entire stack of papers (a thick file folder) I had on the car, he let me go then. He wanted to waste my time so I'll burn up his time as well.
@@Daniel-z2j2v I've known quite a few police officers that genuinely care about making a positive difference in their communities. But they encounter the scum of the earth on almost a daily basis....so it inevitably changes their perspective on humanity.
Officer 401, just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for all the videos, thank you for your harsh sense of humor. You’re great ! Love the videos. I’m sure i have watch every single video.
Your department(s) should be commended for giving permission for , like all of your videos. Great contribution to the general public, like us concerned citizens.
Seems like you all have a common issue, all suffer from autism. A 22 minute video detailing a very complex system isn't that long or difficult to sit through. Next time try playing in traffic, will get you all straight into the point.
Our 4th amendment says we don't have to show documentation upon request, that means license, registration and insurance, get the ticket go to court and then show your documents. They wanna waste our time so might as well stick to our rights and waste a bit of their time by taking them to court.
Computer Aided Design acronym existed long before computer aided dispatch but I heard of the 2nd a few years ago so I get the usage from law enforcement.
I was a dispatcher/911 operator for about 9 months. In Arkansas, we can't just get certified online for NCIC; I had to drive an hour away to the nearest state police station and we took a course that lasted about 5 hours followed by a test. I learned two things that I still remember very clearly: 1 - My own name comes back clean as a whistle in a fresh bath. 2 - Yes, we see everything about you. EVERYTHING!! O_O But not your search history, you lucky bastards. But if you have a concealed carry license, we see that. If you have warrant, we see that. We see every traffic violation that you have gotten anything more than a verbal warning for. We see every crime you've ever committed. We see where you live, any aliases you have, and any known contacts. We see the vehicles that are in your name. We see at least one picture of you. Anything info you can think of that you have given to the government in some kind of way, as long as it can potentially pertain to anything that would possibly help if you were to commit a crime or be in danger; it's probably there. So, we don't see that you paid your property tax a month ago. But we do see your height, eye color, weight, pictures, vehicles, addresses, aliases, history, and more.
So, this includes marriages, divorces, bankruptcies, every time you sued someone or took someone to court, legal name changes (legal, not just aliases), adoption records on yourself and your kids, your military record, government subsidies you've ever received, the emergency help from the city you got when your house burned down, etc., all that and more? There are like a ton of things the government has compiled on us since before say 1950 or so. A friend of mine has has had a lot of the above, even legally changing his name and no cop ever gave him flack for his history. How much do cops pay attention to or care about our lengthy governmental documentation going way back when?
You forgot too mention with the Use of CelleBrite, they can infact see your search history, texts, phone calls, GPS location, photos and everything else!
just b a good cop. don't b a dick. cops don't need anymore jackass out there representing the badge. I've been stoped by 2 many P.O.S. but also a lot of kool cops
I remember the time of no computers in the car, and yes we had to memorize or note down where each unit was in our patrol zone. We counted on good dispatch a lot.
Hey Officer 401. I know you probably won’t see this but I’m commenting on the off chance that you might. I’ve actually been subscribed to the channel since before it blew up and I’m a fan of the channel but I haven’t always had the best relationship with law enforcement in general. I’ve moved away from my hometown and haven’t been arrested in 10 years but whenever I get pulled over in my current city I’m made to get out of the car based on my priors according to the officers. Even if I ask politely to stay in the car they make me get out. Then they say they have to “frisk” the car for weapons to make sure I don’t harm them when I reenter the vehicle. I politely tell them that I don’t consent but they proceed regardless...search the entire car and come up empty because I’m not doing anything. I have a felony burglary conviction from 2010 and a two misdemeanor convictions from 2006 for a concealed weapon and resisting arrest. It’s 2019. I don’t expect anyone here to feel like I deserve a break but I’ve served my time and my probation. And it’s not even recent. What can I do to avoid spending an hour on the side of the road sitting on the curb in my clean clothes at the age of 31 for something I did when I was 21? I’ve been pulled over for “traffic violations” 5 times. I’ve gotten ZERO TICKETS but I’ve been searched without my consent 3 times and each of these encounters takes at least 45 minutes. I’d rather just take the ticket and go about my day like everyone else. It makes me not want to go to the grocery store at night. Any feedback would be awesome Officer.
I would film the incident and immediately hire an attorney. They're not supposed to be searching your vehicle for no reason. Be polite, do as they ask, film it, and hire someone. You can't just go around frisking people if they're not believed to be armed AND dangerous, unless they're on probation/parole and have a 4th amendment waiver that they signed and agreed to as a part of their conditions.
Thx. I haven’t filmed bc these are kinda aggressive and they’ve threatened to take me to jail for nothing. Exact words “city jail will take anything.” I’m not scared to go BUT the impound etc. is a big disruption and I have kids at home. I’ve literally never had a confrontation with these guys. I just politely ask to stay in the car and politely ask that the car not be searched when I’m made to exit but it doesn’t work. If it happens again I’ll definitely turn the camera on and keep it cordial. Thx.
916exposed If they stop you again go to TH-cam live or download an app that automatically saves your videos or police encounters so if they try to attempt to delete your evidence it’s already publicized. Hope that helps!
I always assumed that the check would show that I have a CCW. Consequently, the only time that I have been stopped I sat with my hands on the steering wheel until I told the officers that I do have a CCW and that I had a weapon in thecar. They seemed to appreciate this. However, they asked me to step out of the car to separate me from my gun. Questions. Are officers alerted about a CCW?
Michael Perine - same thing happened to me. The cop took a hot firearm out of my holster. Ya know. For HIS safety. No chance I could take his firearm out of his holster for MY safety.
idk if its true in all states but at least in Michigan yes the fact you are a CCW comes up when the cop runs your information. we have a legal duty to inform the officer we are armed as well however. it would be pretty much impossible to enforce without the cops being able to know they weren't told and question it which is why. even when im not armed i usually tell the officer that i am a ccw holder but am not currently armed so they don't feel they are in a sketchy situation. most cops really appreciate this and will probably let you off with a warning as a result. haven't gotten a ticket in that situation yet and theres been several over the years.
Thank you for your service ! What service ? Was he stationed overseas ? The reason you thank military and veterans is in the contract you sign you agree to give up your rights of freedom of speech and to protest unions and other rights you take for granted. And after signing if you don't complete your service honorably you can be kicked out or go to Leavenworth prison ! Cops thank you for your service ! For killing almost 1,200 - 1,500 people a year in this country. I really regret serving in this country's military !!!!!
@@jessemiles1441 well... cops see things that are fucked up like things that involve young kids, homicide, and active shooters/stabbers killing people in brutal ways and i can go on. If you wanna say things like that go on ahead but thanking someone for their service doesn't only go to veterans and active duty soldiers but also police officers think about that. I'm not trying to roast you or anything I'm telling you fact.
@@jessemiles1441 when people say the thank you shit to me , I say to myself, you are a dumbshit. There were no hostile threats to the USA or you. We are the hostile threats to them. (Iraq, Afghanistan. Etc) coming from an ex Foriegn Legion.
Hey man! Great video (I definitely watched it in 1 minute) na, jk, I'm watching it currently, keep up the good work and great videos AND first comment!
You seem like one of the good cops. My father was a cop my whole life so I know cops pretty well, well at least back in the day those ones. I'm just wondering from your perspective what you think about things like the video on TH-cam this what happens when you call the cops, what they did to that guy in Albuquerque New Mexico that was camping, and article in Rolling Stone magazine it was called when cops break bad. Interview with an ex SWAT team member? Do you think that those guys are putting your life in jeopardy? Making people generalize about the police? Also what is it with cops hating firefighters?
Everyone thinks firefighters are like the super heroes and they do everything. It seems to cop they don’t get the same reaction/respect from the public like firefighters do, because everyone loves firefighters.
@@qthinblueline6277 wrong. It's still there. When a employer runs your background check it won't be there. But the police or judicial system can still see it. It just can't be used against you. I have an expunged record as well. I tried to become a police officer and they still saw what I was charged for and that it was expunged and denied me. They told me police and the courts and federal systems will still see it.
Despite what sean watts says below, an expungement removes ALL record of the charge...from police, court, and private data keepers are required to delete it as well. It is a court order by the judge to remove all traces. Of course, the government doesn't always follow the rules and cheats, so I am sure some govt agency is still keeping it illegally.
Very well done. All cadets need to watch you videos for a week. Just to show that cops are human and you're dealing with other humans... mostly. Thank you for dealing with the others in the meantime. Cops like yourself are more common than most people think. You aren't the bad guys. Thanks for posting!
Christiaan Overgaard I looked for SOVMOOR. I came to the conclusion that is a SOVereign MOrORon. I love the sovereign citizen morons getting taken down while screaming "I know my rights"! Is that a SOVMOOR?
I just found the SOV/MOOR/POLICE site. Yep. Sovereign morons. They are beyond zombie. It looks like hippies' children looking for a lawsuit, without a clue.
How much does it irritate traffic cops when they recognize a car that speeds past them regularly in their personal cars but they never catch them in their patrol car?
Good question, but that's not something veteran cops care much about. When we're off we like to be off. We don't care what you do as long as you're not actively hurting someone. Rookies are the ones that'll chase you down in their Honda Civic while calling in to dispatch lol.
Can I ask the police to run my info? Turns out someone put the wrong tag number reporting an accident. Wrong state, wrong plates, I was sleeping, and not me. I thought it resolved but come to find out later it's still on there. I drive for UPS so I like my almost 10 year pristine driving history. Thanks
I'm wondering say you had a prior traffic stop for let's say no turn signal and didnt get a ticket would something like that still show up? Or even if you got a prior ticket
In the local system yes, but that's not something that would go into a national system. Spillman stores local stuff mainly...but you can use the NCIC portion to see things from other states like full tickets, charges, etc. So in your case, let's say you get stopped twice by a department in GA and one in FL...both have spillman, but both instances of spillman are on different local networks...so neither would be able to see a warning. Only bigger stuff.
@MrZerocool5000 Depending on the state. I’ve seen live pd episodes where the computer alerts and blinks while saying CCW holder. Georgia has no law requiring you to tell the officer you’re armed. There is no duty to disclose and under ga law. I’m not a lawyer, this is not legal advice...
LIT is for license plate type, such as TL for trailer or PC for passenger car, LIY is license plate year, not really looked at much though because I showed farther down if your registration is valid
I studied networks years ago.I just figured NCIC knows if you spit on the sidewalk 38 years ago while you were jogging in Kansas City.Prior to 9/11 you could probably burn down a city block in Cleveland then move to Baton Rouge and live out your life on barbeque.9/11 changed the world.These networks all got integrated and on the same page.The trooper in FL sees the same mess that the trooper in MN sees.Networks are scary things.And unfortunately they are abused.Its inevitable.Its like insider trading info.Far more people get away with it than pay a price.I don't believe the average cop is dumb enough to abuse it ,but he is not the only person with access to it.Its downright scary how much info corporate and government has on all of us.And that's nothing compared to a border crossing.
@@michaelpinnell5330 as in what it's like to work as a dispatcher. Or the requirements for that job, interview process etc. I could see "Interview with a Dispatcher" in 401's future.
This was a good video. It's informative to the public, especially given the series of events that has happened, and especially in the United States -- all of the "incidents" with less-than-desirable outcomes that have occurred. Thank you for educating the public.
A few years back, I saw a marked cruiser with 4 license plate scanner cameras, cruise through a WalMart parking lot, going up & down the rows. It had the 4 cameras mounted on the rear deck lid, 2 on each side, facing outward on both the driver & passengers sides, so as to scan every plate of every parked car. He was fishing for hits. The officer was not driving slow, the camera system is almost instantaneous. The technology is incredible. I'm waiting for the release of the DARPA killer robots.
if you called a report into the police through 911 will they be able to see that you've been a helpful civilian and could maybe cut you a break on tickets because they saw youve been helpful?
That's not something they'd look at. That'd be under the "involvements" tab for Spillman on a separate screen. Officers are not going to give warnings because you've called 911, nor would they even check that unless they thought you were dangerous.
@@officer401 I gotcha, idk just curious and I even had to go to court as a witness bc of a drunk driver. Long story short just wasnt sure if it would give me a +rep in any way
My involvements tab is probably a book using my personal phone on the job Paramedic to contact dispatch. Usually I call the non emergency number, wonder if only 911 calls are considered an "involvement", I doubt it because they ask for my contact info. we
Do the system treat first responders differently since we'll call off duty like we're using our radio when shit happens next to us in the Walmart parking lot (an overdose), or call the back phone on duty with longer logistical conversations (like who's working overtime, vehicle problems going to the garage, etc) shouldn't tie up a radio channel. 🤔🤷🏻♂️ I'm a FireFighter Paramedic who doesn't know anything about this involvement tab.
License plate frame, covers the bar code. Not illegal here in SC but they don't like it. I'm pretty sure the little stubby antennas on the trunk lid are the plate scanners.
Officer 401, how do you feel about certain psychology professors teaching that “A good portion of police officers had a childhood issue with power or lack there of, most of which were either bullied or had problems at home that emasculated them, and that explains why they treat people the way they do”. That’s an actual quote from my friends professor.
could be true for some but also sounds like your friend thinks hes better than most people because "im a professor" I deal with them at the hospital a lot haha. "oh im a doctor, I shouldn't have to do that"
I would think not. In Georgia, you are not required to disclose that you have a weapon, unless you are specifically asked. I have a Georgia Weapons Carry License, and was pulled over once for blown headlight, with my 380 in my pocket and I never said anything about it, and the officer never said anything either. Just gave me a warning and we went on our way. If they can see this, it would kind of destroy the whole thing about not having to tell them unless asked, though. That's kind of what I hoped to see in this video, too.
In Ohio they show up. You are also required to tell them you have a chl and whether or not you have a weapon. If you do have one you have to tell them where it is. Oh yeah, make sure to keep your hands on the wheel.
@officer401 did you know that the VIN is also either on the engine block itself or on the inside of the hood that covers the engine block? Check your own car to see. people will either remove the VIN from the windshield or inside the doorjambs.
Also not all officers from a department are allowed to be certified to run GCIC/NCIC in their cars even if they are willing to attend the training. Each agency has just so many 'slots' allocated to it by GCIC/NCIC for certified employees depending on the size. For example a a relatively small police department (150 officers) might have 25 slots allocated to it. The department might parcel them out by having 20 go to officers and 5 go to civilian employees who work as dispatchers.
David Shechtman - they’ll just be “doing our jobs” when they start killing people for unconstitutional red flag home invasions and being the hired thugs for rights-stealing crooked politicians
very informative, thank you. What about a traffic stop and the driver is a CPL holder? What information pops up at that time and is the officer aware before he approaches the car?
I thought you can see If the individual has a CCW is that not true? This was so cool to see up close. When you try to peek at the laptop from outside it looks similar, but always too blurry lol
of course it shows your current driving record, that's usually what's used to determine whether or not he's going to give you a break with just a warning...
In Oklahoma if you have your conceal license. When pulled over keep your hands on the wheel. When the officer gets to the window give your name That you have a conceal license, whether your carrying or not. And, if you are where firearm is located.
@@brianburkhard5209 this is how you should roll in every state whether disclosure is mandatory or not. If I find out you have a gun and you didn't tell me it's gonna necessarily escalate things. Just tell me and there's no issue
@@lucasallen8927 Oklahoma has passed constitutional carry. Even with that I will renew my license as needed. The majority of people don't realize that only allows them to carry here. But being licensed I can carry in any state that acknowledges Oklahoma's conceal carry law.
This was really cool! I've always wondered what cops are playing with on those laptops and what could be taking so long when they take your license back to their car sometimes. It really piqued my interest however when the neighbors sent the cops to tell me to turn down my music and they showed up hella deep saying they didn't know what to expect because when they ran my name or address it showed that I was associated with, "Guns, heroin, stolen cars, heroin and stolen cars" and that was just the gist of the top 5 things he could remember from what the database told him. And that shit blew my mind because I have a perfectly clean record! Never been convicted, booked, charged or even cited with anything more than driving without proof of insurance which was cleared when I provided my proof of insurance to the court on the date listed on the citation. Thinking it over, I realized that they must keep a record of every time they run your ID and the incident or call it's related to. Ever since then I've become way more attentive and resistant to the, "Do you have any identification on you?" part of any police interactions. Or anything like, "Okay Graham, do you have a last name there buddy?" A tutorial on how to research definitive identification requirements or 'show id' laws for your state would be cool because the most you'll get out of the videos I've seen on the subject is that every state is different and people really only can talk about the idiosyncrasies of their own specific municipality. Especially if there's no probable cause of your committing a crime and cops are just taking control of a situation for their own safety or inventory of the incident for their after action reports! Because that's exactly how I got all kinds of crazy stuff coming back when they run my name was just me, ignorantly complying and providing my id whenever asked. But knowing now what they do with my ID every time they get it and how readily that information gets retrieved and displayed on those laptops in the field makes me feel like they're knowingly trying to violate the 5th and somehow tag myself no good reason if I let them. When they showed up mid-day, en masse with 4 cops at my front door and 3 cars parked all messy in the parking lot when I opened the door...I mean that changed my whole perspective on privacy issues and data rights. Because at this point I had let them in and consented to them taking a look around no problem. And that's when I asked the cop that stayed standing there with me, if this was a typical response to a loud music complaint or if they just all happened to be within range when the call was dispatched? That's when he said they were all pretty close and mentioned not knowing what to expect which lead to this mysterious "database" they can query from those laptops in their cars and this heightened sensitivity I have to privacy and identifying myself to police. I had an officially clean and clear record but the unofficial record they refer to for their day to day paints a total different picture of me and tells a totally different story than I would have ever imagined! But knowing now the information they gathered so nonchalantly before pulling up... I'm surprised they didn't have all their guns drawn when I opened the door! I don't know how this video got on my feed exactly, but you're right that I've never seen anything like it before, talking about these laptops in any detail and how the actual data is presented through them. Obviously this video kind of triggered me in some way lol! I really liked it though and it got me already looking more into Spillman Flex and they are turning out to be quite the data aggregators! I can't wait to see Part 2 of this series! 👍🏽
True as fuck ! Had a liar neighbor one day called po po on me for driving by his house with some loud punk rock on. And I had to stop before passing his house because he had used hose to squirt all the leaves and magnolia pods into middle of street which I then drove over the pile and yelled at him “ pick up this mess shithead , what the fuck is wrong with putting it into the trash “ a few house after I was home , and exited my vehicle . Proceeded to backyard to resume working on my swimming pool. Walked out to garage a while later and watched as a po po crepes down street stops in front of my house then continues down street . Laughed thinking how stupid and what a waste of time to assume that he was being called out for me. Went back to backyard and continued working . A half hour later my wife who was inside comes out and angrily explains how she had to deal with the same cop who came to door and proceeded to let my wife know that neighbor could file a complaint and I wouldn’t be able to defend myself because he had taken his false accusations and that it’s an official report of what he only listened to one side of what happened between to grown ass men! And she was not even asked to get me or even allow my side of story to be heard. And when she tried explaining what I had told her had happened. He continued to inform her that I would loose if I had to defend myself in court if he filed the report and wanted to in court ? Now I’m ranting about my experience with Police and bullshit I went trough ! Long story short watch what you do and say when out in public because cameras are able to see only part of the truth but they can also be only ignorantly used to verify someone else’s lies about what only shows you but doesn’t record what was said or heard . And beware lazy and liars both know it’s wrong to only get one side of a story before writing a false report! But once your in there system you aren’t ever innocent or even labeled a good person? Your data is stored in a place with criminals and convicts. And everything imaginable they can access and know about you information wise is at finger tips . It’s really beyond being a tool for safety when that’s what they argue the reason for carrying a gun. Fuck big brother this is straight up being raped of privacy and freedom because of our personal information was only collected to be used against us and stolen then sold.
Does it not bother anyone that they are being constantly data farmed for their personal information and its stored in a database that millions of people can instantly see and most is very personal.
Eh crazy as it sounds the guy is kind of right in a way. The new software agencies use, at least in my local areas, is very interactive and individual officers add to the record on a daily basis. What I mean by this is say for instance on a traffic stop the driver and owner of the car are two different people. Well after formalities are complete that officer will now enter that driver's information so that the next time that vehicle tag is run in their system it will not only give them the registered owners information but also list the aforementioned driver. The same goes for if there was a passenger in the vehicle; that person even though not owning or driving the vehicle will now show up when they run the tag because the officer made note of that person's information. Traffic stops are just one example of this, but whatever the case it's not at all as cut and dry as "LEOs reading records", it's a constantly updating and interactive system that, in my opinion, borders on infringement of personal data as mentioned.
@@kennethpowers8995 I don't see how knowing the driver of a car is that big of a deal. Or the passenger, for that matter. I mean if they're gonna pop up when the tags on the car are ran, if they end up wanted for whatever reason it makes it that much easier to find them when they know the car they drive and the people (the actual owner and passenger) they are known to hang out with. Even if that isn't how it's used, I don't see how them knowing "that boy drove his mom's car to go hang out with a friend" is a big breach of privacy. It's not like they're trying to find out what size pants you wear or anything.
I have a question, was working a armed security detail when I got off my shift a state trooper pulled me over, I told him I was armed, went alot overboard and asked for my gun and ran it into his system. He gave it back and in the following week I got pulled over 3 time in 2 different countys and all the officers asked if I had a gun in the car. Is that something that shows on my tag,that I was stopped with a gun?
For sure. Ever since I told an officer that I had 2 rifles in my locked tool box, they always ask if I have my guns with me. Of course! What's the point of having a gun if it's not there when you need it?!
I had my identity stolen once and the guy got arrested two times as me. Red head, blue eyes, I'm black hair and brown eyes. Anyway everything got cleared eventually and I've never been arrested, but when I get pulled over for something stupid like driving at night (I work nights) they run me and say I have "numbers", which means I have been arrested before, but I haven't and the cops think I'm lying to them. It's all silly. Not everyone out at 2am in a big old Lincoln Town Car or 81 Olds 98 is a drug dealer or drunk. I have these older cars because I love working on them and they remind me of my childhood. They're hobby cars. I don't even believe in alcohol.
This type of openness really is good PR. I am from a small state and while the really small depts have problems, the VT State Police have always been professional and courteous and have respect.
great explanation of CAD, can see how this reduces congestion on radio and makes getting info faster. Going to next level, I could see connecting dashcam plus gps, so that in pursuits other officers coming to assist can see what you see and know where you are without having to drive one handed and talking on radio at same time.
Thank you mark, and Spillman does actually have those features but some departments don't have them enabled...the officers can assign themselves to calls and clear up, and some officers with GPS enabled can be seen on the map, however it's frowned upon for us to change our own status. They want dispatch to handle that and most officers don't know how anyway, or have been restricted in doing so on their access level to the software.
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This video was amazing. I would love to see more things like this. maybe a video about different law enforcement certifications? one being the one you mentioned - to use this software.
Dude, that's legit a great idea. I screenshotted your comment to give you credit when I do that video. Good thinking! Thank you for the idea!
Ryan Newell it’s hard not to dislike tyrants.
My son was parked with his engine not running at a gas pump waiting for his passenger to pay/put money on the gas pump.
A police officer pulled up behind him and ran my son's vehicle plate number on his MDT screen.
For what ever crazy reason, the screen showed WANTED PERSON.
The warrant later ended up being for an entirely different individual.
My son did not have any warrant amd had not been in trouble for 9 years.
At any rate, rather than verifying the hit, or asking dispatch to verify, the officer, in his zeal, walked up to my son's driver window and asked him to step out of the car.
My son said, "Is there a problem?"
The officer told him he had a felony arrest warrant but refused to tell him what it was for.
My son was afraid by the cop's amgry and rude manner.
He asked Cop to please check again, then asked for a Supervisor.
The officer screamed at him (I saw the body cam footage)..
And breached tbe glass of the window, tasered my son in tbe heart area..and instead of asking dispatch to verify the warrant or waiting for a supervisor, he asked for back up units bevause my son was "not cooperating".
Before 5 minits had passed, my son was kicked, beaten, tazed..and hand cuffed.
THEN the supervisor arrived and said do NOT RESTRAIN him, he doesnt have a warrant.
But it was too late...the cops discoved evidence on my son, towed his car for evidence, booked him in jail amd the jail nurse was mean amd said he didmt need medical attention.
At any rate, they charged my son with a felony posession and are saying he cant supress the evidence...amd just plea to a felony or they will take away the plea deal if he tries to file a suppression motion.
10 months later, that same officer fatally shot a man that had a baseball bat, had dropped it and had his hamds in the air.....
but tbe prosecuter is sayimg the cop acted reasonable and put the cop back to work.
Apparently this same cop has a history of this but the bosses amd prosecuter refuse to do amything.
I think this officer will kill again.
Is he justified by acting "reasonable"?
I was told DO NOT GO TO THE FBI WITH THIS....NOT TO TALK TO THEM OR FILE COMPLAINT.
Anyhow, I reckon we cam't fight city hall amd will maybe talk to civil lawyers.
Our system is sad
What did he have on him?
@@spin230 The charge is unlawful firearm.
As long as they don’t see my search history I don’t care
I don't think they'll find your Star Wars hentai searches. You're good.
lol
@@nowayymorales maybe Mickey and goofy yaoi
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@@officer401 lol
This guy is like the opposite of a narc. Instead of spilling his guts to the police about citizens, he's spilling his guts to citizens about police. My guy 🤝
Dyslectic cop 👮
Cran?
@@oz_jones I luv crans, especally yellooo!
a gang member who's family don't care they are a part of. He is one of them he is on their side
KingTen91 I’m a two time felon, old enough to expunge now, and even that being-still nowhere near proud of it... been to jail, been to prison.... ashamed to admit this. I don’t live that life anymore, it’s me, my fiancé, and my 3 kids. No drugs, much better.
.........but I can tell y’all.l... this man is a REAL gangsta for keepin it real with us actually unlike a lot of the rest.
Love your channel bro keep it up.
I used to be a dispatcher in Middle Tennessee & this is a great video; spot-on. Very insightful for the general public. That was without a doubt, the most stressful job I've ever had.
Go man just subscribed your demeanor is helping the relationship between lawenforcement and the public you're a good man
Agreed
Use some punctuation man
@@thunderusnight LOL, 😎!
The police on GTA 5 ONLINE Doesn't ask for sh*t they just shooting !
^ Based On LAPD reputation
bLu the lcpd are pretty rough as well. I would love to visit vice city again and see what the vice city pd are about.
“Video games” SMDH.
That sentence...
they should add more realism to cops, and i don't mean traffic stops and those laws, but i think they should add more of a fear factor and a choice of paying to go to jail, run, or die
I wrote CAD software and worked on what was called the "mobile" version which was just the software that runs on the laptops in the cars. The other version the dispatchers used - it was the full featured windows desktop application. The mobile version was a desktop application too - but it was full screen and locked and a single window, the dispatchers could open several windows at once. Two of the features I remember fondly were BOLO and record check. They were very challenging to test - both have very strict security requirements.
Use Spillman mobile every day. Easy to use! Good work.
@@kevinsaccomano7909 Ease of use was one of our driving mandates. An officer needs information fast and without a lot of cognitive overload when in the field. There's enough the officer has to worry about while responding and the last thing we want is for the officer to be delayed or worse, put in danger, because of the software. Officer safety was always paramount, but ease of use was our next important goal. That goes for all first responders, but it's typically LEO who are first on the scene.
@@BitwiseMobile my respect to you and other spillman developers. Very much appreciated.
Anise, thanks for your work!
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 It was my pleasure. I thank LEO and other first responders every day. Just the other day I was listening to the scanner and there was a call that had officers combing through a ravine. They had a K9 Officer with them, but all officers, including the K9, still put themselves in danger to find someone who just robbed a victim at gun point. You officers put your lives on the line every day for us and if I can do anything to make that job safer and easier I will. Thank you.
I was genuinely wondering this just yesterday. Today you release this video?
Psychic 401 CONFIRMED.
SilentEcho113 You must have got his return on Spillman. 😉
Yea me too
You know that happens to me all the time like I mention something and amazingly I start seeing ads and shit about that🤨🤔
ED Cruz , yeah cause you’re being spied/listened in on just for that purpose!
@@kellykelly2938 its scary
No wonder why a traffic stop takes for freaking ever.
Yeah I was wondering this myself until now, this is a lot of information the cops gotta go through lol. Before this I thought they were scrolling through facebook or something
@@Bawks_FEET haha omg
Supreme court ruled a traffic stops should take no longer than 20 min. If you think they are gonna call a dog when they come to your door stall for as long as you can before he gets a dog there in that 20min window
Love this. You’ve done officers and civilians a great favor. I think when both sides understand the process there is no conflict.
Great comment.
Technically officers are civilians, it is civil police
How refreshing...A cop that demonstrates "transparency". Most cops in America could
definitely learn from you. The "us against them" attitude that is the general rule isn't doing
anyone any good. Keep it up,we need lots more like you!
Wow man couldn’t have said it better 🙌🏾
Who needs the academy when you have officer 401 😂 I feel certified after watching all his vids! Good shit bro ✊🏼
Just put in my App last week, had my Poly yesterday, and going in for the Oral Exam on Monday. Thanks for everything 401 You've helped change my life!
Be a good, honest & tough cop. Dont take no BS!
Never shoot anyone in the back.
Wait wait wait! My personnel private information is in the hands of a PRIVATE Corporation! WTF & they sell it to the Police? Good God
Not quite, its all linked to your records. If its linked to your records, the government or local agencies has access to it
You're concerned about this when Google knows you better than your family, spouse, probably yourself? Lol. Just a fact of the times. Your personal private info is in the hands of dozens of not hundreds of private companies. Tis what it tis
😆
@@jalight27 - Experian sold you to Vietnamese identity thieves a few years ago. Equifax sold you to more identity thieves last year. Any bill collector has access to your entire life history, at least anything of interest to debt collectors.
It is the information about the U ntied States corporation that you think is you and that you agree to be surity for for that is being stored.
so cops can see all your shitte', so "don't talk to police" - got it ~
theothertroll I don't fuk with them at all. I get pulled over, I hand in my s*** I always keep my hands where they can see him I tell him where the weapon is usually they take it and go run into whatever the f*** they do. And then I'm on my way. I don't f*** with them by rolling up the window, or tell him I don't answer questions I give my f****** s*** so they can see that I'm Legit and they let me go
@Ringo Garvin LOL
Got it
I've got a question about something that's been troubling the communities.
I do not apologize if anyone feels this is wrong of me. rights don't end where feelings begin.
I always hear about "officer safety" and you see them say it about everything. A wii remote is an officer safety issue. Someone recording police is an officer safety issue. Everything in the eyes of the thin blue line is an "officer safety issue"
But what I never have ever heard in the decades of me living is, "citizens safety", "civilian safety" or any issues about it.
Never it being a citizen safety issue that cops drive playing solitaire on their laptops or hit a cyclist while they're texting and driving.
Never it being a citizen safety issue when the wrong house has been raided and the occupants killed because they were defending their home from persons breaking in with use of violence.
Never a citizen safety issue when a cop high tails it out of his patrol car unloading a magazine into a 15yr old boy, before ever saying, "stop!"
Never a citizen safety issue when officers know they're breaking laws, violating people or worse... Murdering them.
Where is the safety for citizens?
Could someone please help me understand where this "safe place" is?
I see yellow and black signs at places where police reside. They have figures of what look to be people hugging and the words "safe place" below.
But I yet to find an officer who genuinely cares for citizen safety
The officer who is looking to help citizens be on there way and down the right path. Not in handcuffs for something petty or that they didn't do. Or worse, dead on the ground for "not complying and officer safety"
THE only reason there was ever an "officer safety issue" is because cops break laws all the time.
No citizen would be upset if those who enforce laws obeyed them too.
You're a moron to think otherwise. Or just a bootlicker who love jack boot societies. Your choice!
I'd love to see a response to this critical question. Great question though!
@@DubG9 well I've asked tons of police departments and for many months I yet to get a response. One time one of their Facebook messenger "dispatchers" started typing back but stopped and I never received what they typed.
No ones talked about it anywhere I've asked.
Very interesting people are.
@@FPVOutlaw I have no doubt you've asked but instead of them giving you a bullshit answer, I'd rather someone tell you like it is and say, "we prioritize officer safety over and above everything else". But even that answer seems to require courage, which may be a factor in why you haven't gotten anywhere yet.
@@DubG9 have you ever seen a Leo field training manual?
@@FPVOutlaw Nope. Not at all. Although that isn't my field of study, you've piqued my interest. I don't think I'd be too surprised about what if find tho.
This is actually really great to have/know, as a writer doing research on law enforcement.
Im so glad this came up on my recommendations because I'm hooked on your channel now. Ive been binge watching your videos for days now. I have no plans on being a cop but its so cool seeing a perspective of a cop that's personalized. Keep up the great work!
This is very cool. As a person not in law enforcement (just curious) , I find this informative. Would like more videos
Video starts at 14:05
You're the real hero!!
Thanks dude blabs on waaay to much. Typical cop
I stopped paying attention to the blah blah blah. Just reading comments.
HOLYY FUCC thank you
no, the video starts at 0:00
my dyslexia made me think this video said “why do cops run away from you” and i was so confused
I have dislexia too, but mine is VERY specific, and only happens with numbers. When the dislexia kicks in, I get all the numbers correct, but I flip the 2 numbers after the first digit. For instance 12345 changes to 13245. I tripped out when I first discovered that. Now I'm a lot more careful. Luckily I catch it 99 percent of the time. I'm actually very gifted in the math department aside from that one quirk.
mine made me see "why do people run from the cops?" which is my question, they never get away, just more charges
I have dyslexia too and read it the same way several times!
Same!!!!
@@braggsean1026 Me too! lol
TH-cam: Officer401 Notification!
Me: I Need To Study for my test but I Don't care!
LordSTking 7 school? Now?
@@shaheerthekhan two of my xbox friends are American and one started 3 weeks before the other. also if your from another country (like me) Americans get out earlier and start sooner then other country's (we Eastern Ontario Canadians start September 4th).
@@shaheerthekhan ye sadly
:(
Stick to your program dude
School starts September 3rd for me. I live in Canada :D
So if they can see if I have insurance, why do they ask me for my insurance card?
Joseph because you have to carry proof of insurance when you drive. A stupid law and they will get you on it because their job is to make you pay money to them.
Because it is the easiest way to get people into “the system”
You screw up, fines. Keep screwing up, jail and fines.
“There is a lot that goes into this”
They like asking for things
In case you stole it, and the owner is smart like me and doesn't leave their shit in their car when not using it!
In BC, Canada they don't even ask me for insurance or my license anymore cause it's all one bullshit system
You can just feel the cold suckiness of jail as you watch this video.
Nah jail can be 3 hots and a bed and 🚿 if your homeless jail is awesome in the Winter 😁👍
@@IronCypher just watch out if you are fresh meat and not get into a high security prison
@@samu5167 ya I'd be fresh meat, but I'm so far law abiding and employed and hope to never have to be incarcerated 👍
@@IronCypher🤣 your honesty is refreshing.
I been jail in UK, which is nothing compared to international jails, but even still Jail is frigging boring as hell, with motherfuckers walking round tryna prove they have a bigger dick than you lol.
Awesome! That's so much information. Thank you for the video. Now take care, be safe and have fun out there!
whats that badge next to your name?
@@moneebkhan3744 I'm a TH-cam sponsor, so I get a nice badge on here and special perks on the Discord server :)
@@SimonLyJo I see, that's pretty cool.
I’ve always wondered what showed up when I was run through their system!! Great video!!
Another great video, very informative. Thank you for all that you do. Have a great weekend.
When I was stopped I asked the cop “don’t you know my records clean from your computer?” He bullshit me and said “that’s only in the movies”.
Please be safe out there, Officer. Thank you for your service to the community.
Keith Studley be safe out there civilians! Keep your hands on the wheel! Especially if you’re black or brown !
Why do cops ask for proof of registration and insurance if they can see it on their own?
They're not asking for that because they don't know. They want to see if you have proof on you. It's not enough to merely have insurance and registration. You have to have proof of it on you or in your vehicle.
Because the system is not flawless, having your insurance and registration on you shows valid, easy to read proof that everything is correct and legal -- similarly it relays that information to the officer much easier and quicker than getting it from dispatch or the computer system (if qualified). Computer software is not flawless, and neither are humans so an easy to read piece of paper and or card directly from your insurance stating you're valid removes the unnecessary guesswork and potential errors that can occur with software and human interaction.
If you're able to run Insurance though Dispatch and/or CAD, Why do you write us a ticket if we don't have the insurance card with us?
Because some states don't display insurance, such as Florida. But even so, you're supposed to have a drivers license, insurance, and registration card on you at all times.
@@officer401 Thanks, Just wondering. I'm a huge supporter of all law enforcement. :)
@@BobThe9534 well you need your drivers license for more then driving, Also the officer doesn't know who you are without the licence unlike Insurance where it really doesn't matter. :)
officer401 haha, wife got pulled over years ago in the middle of the night, for basically nothing. It was just late and the officer probably was hoping for a DUI stop. Anyways, we had 9 years worth of expired insurance cards all from the same company, except the most current one. I told him, “ hopefully you can tell we have insurance in your database and I’ll look for the new card at the house and put it in the car.” He didn’t write a ticket lol. He laughed when I showed him the stack of cards. 😁
So thay can get Court cost. Gotta make money somehow
I got pulled over in Missouri my for the temp tag flapping in the wind, when he asked me for the registration paper work I handed him the entire stack of papers (a thick file folder) I had on the car, he let me go then. He wanted to waste my time so I'll burn up his time as well.
Honestly, this works with all kinds of enforcement depts. Bury them in paperwork and hope they let whatever it is go, many times they will.
The guy gets paid by the hour. You weren't waisting the cops time. He has to work his 12 hour shift regardless.
James they get paid by the hour but want to be paid for doing nothing
@@Daniel-z2j2v I've known quite a few police officers that genuinely care about making a positive difference in their communities. But they encounter the scum of the earth on almost a daily basis....so it inevitably changes their perspective on humanity.
Yeah because from the shit they have seen many cars have been stolen this way
P.R.I.O.R.S = Public Record Indexes of Record Searches
Officer 401, just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for all the videos, thank you for your harsh sense of humor. You’re great ! Love the videos. I’m sure i have watch every single video.
Your department(s) should be commended for giving permission for , like all of your videos. Great contribution to the general public, like us concerned citizens.
It’s exhausting listening to this guy... get to the point!
Thank you...somebody said it
What an Alpha male. Loves the sound of his own voice
No kidding man I wanted to see what this was about but took too fucking long
Seems like you all have a common issue, all suffer from autism. A 22 minute video detailing a very complex system isn't that long or difficult to sit through. Next time try playing in traffic, will get you all straight into the point.
@@SpeCifiC0507 first of all I have a special needs kid u piece of shit so autism jokes don't go there , second shit took too long get to point
@@alamoprepper9041 I'm guessing son/daughter like father? You seem pretty special needs too, fuck out of here idiot.
So, they can see if you have valid insurance. Why, then, will you get a ticket if you can't show proof of insurance when they KNOW you have it?
Try to make more money Duh
They only know that at some point the vehicle has had insurance on it. They don't know if it is current and up to date
Our 4th amendment says we don't have to show documentation upon request, that means license, registration and insurance, get the ticket go to court and then show your documents. They wanna waste our time so might as well stick to our rights and waste a bit of their time by taking them to court.
@@cmbmail42 good luck with that claim.
@@cmbmail42 and it's waste* don't try giving legal advice when you can't even spell.
Thank you for this informative video! And also for your integrity and service 🙏
I'm an engineer, so when you said they use CAD, I immediately thought of my kind of CAD... computer aided design XD
I'm a gunsmish/machinist myself i jump to the same place everytime i hear CAD or CAM haha
Ditto. I use Solidworks.
Computer Aided Design acronym existed long before computer aided dispatch but I heard of the 2nd a few years ago so I get the usage from law enforcement.
Same here.
Same (technical high school)
I was a dispatcher/911 operator for about 9 months. In Arkansas, we can't just get certified online for NCIC; I had to drive an hour away to the nearest state police station and we took a course that lasted about 5 hours followed by a test. I learned two things that I still remember very clearly:
1 - My own name comes back clean as a whistle in a fresh bath.
2 - Yes, we see everything about you. EVERYTHING!! O_O But not your search history, you lucky bastards. But if you have a concealed carry license, we see that. If you have warrant, we see that. We see every traffic violation that you have gotten anything more than a verbal warning for. We see every crime you've ever committed. We see where you live, any aliases you have, and any known contacts. We see the vehicles that are in your name. We see at least one picture of you. Anything info you can think of that you have given to the government in some kind of way, as long as it can potentially pertain to anything that would possibly help if you were to commit a crime or be in danger; it's probably there. So, we don't see that you paid your property tax a month ago. But we do see your height, eye color, weight, pictures, vehicles, addresses, aliases, history, and more.
So, this includes marriages, divorces, bankruptcies, every time you sued someone or took someone to court, legal name changes (legal, not just aliases), adoption records on yourself and your kids, your military record, government subsidies you've ever received, the emergency help from the city you got when your house burned down, etc., all that and more? There are like a ton of things the government has compiled on us since before say 1950 or so. A friend of mine has has had a lot of the above, even legally changing his name and no cop ever gave him flack for his history. How much do cops pay attention to or care about our lengthy governmental documentation going way back when?
@@jdavis37378 This would be news to me. Where did you find that info? If it was NCIC, I hope you put a convincing reason for looking it up. lol
@@TheDobstopper lol. It's not true about you?
You forgot too mention with the Use of CelleBrite, they can infact see your search history, texts, phone calls, GPS location, photos and everything else!
You were a big inspiration! I start the academy on Spet. 16th!
JustJakeB do they teach spelling?lol
@@cmonster6 Don't let little mistakes bother you. Especially when you don't know how to use the space bar. Lol
JustJakeB gottem
Would u arrest me for having weed?
just b a good cop. don't b a dick. cops don't need anymore jackass out there representing the badge. I've been stoped by 2 many P.O.S. but also a lot of kool cops
I remember the time of no computers in the car, and yes we had to memorize or note down where each unit was in our patrol zone. We counted on good dispatch a lot.
Really appreciate this video. Gives a really cool insight into the side of life only a small percentage get too see. Thankyou for what you do. 🙏 🫡
I just stumbled across your channel. Gotta say, the world needs more cops, more PEOPLE like you, sir. Keep it up!
I have insurance. God, I pay for it once a month. I got to renew my license next month. God help me at DMV.
Hey Officer 401. I know you probably won’t see this but I’m commenting on the off chance that you might. I’ve actually been subscribed to the channel since before it blew up and I’m a fan of the channel but I haven’t always had the best relationship with law enforcement in general. I’ve moved away from my hometown and haven’t been arrested in 10 years but whenever I get pulled over in my current city I’m made to get out of the car based on my priors according to the officers. Even if I ask politely to stay in the car they make me get out. Then they say they have to “frisk” the car for weapons to make sure I don’t harm them when I reenter the vehicle. I politely tell them that I don’t consent but they proceed regardless...search the entire car and come up empty because I’m not doing anything. I have a felony burglary conviction from 2010 and a two misdemeanor convictions from 2006 for a concealed weapon and resisting arrest. It’s 2019. I don’t expect anyone here to feel like I deserve a break but I’ve served my time and my probation. And it’s not even recent. What can I do to avoid spending an hour on the side of the road sitting on the curb in my clean clothes at the age of 31 for something I did when I was 21? I’ve been pulled over for “traffic violations” 5 times. I’ve gotten ZERO TICKETS but I’ve been searched without my consent 3 times and each of these encounters takes at least 45 minutes. I’d rather just take the ticket and go about my day like everyone else. It makes me not want to go to the grocery store at night. Any feedback would be awesome Officer.
I would film the incident and immediately hire an attorney. They're not supposed to be searching your vehicle for no reason. Be polite, do as they ask, film it, and hire someone. You can't just go around frisking people if they're not believed to be armed AND dangerous, unless they're on probation/parole and have a 4th amendment waiver that they signed and agreed to as a part of their conditions.
Thx. I haven’t filmed bc these are kinda aggressive and they’ve threatened to take me to jail for nothing. Exact words “city jail will take anything.” I’m not scared to go BUT the impound etc. is a big disruption and I have kids at home. I’ve literally never had a confrontation with these guys. I just politely ask to stay in the car and politely ask that the car not be searched when I’m made to exit but it doesn’t work. If it happens again I’ll definitely turn the camera on and keep it cordial. Thx.
916 if you do happen to record another search you should upload it.
916exposed buy a dashcam. It will save your ass one day. You dont even need the video footage as long as it has a microphone
916exposed If they stop you again go to TH-cam live or download an app that automatically saves your videos or police encounters so if they try to attempt to delete your evidence it’s already publicized. Hope that helps!
I appreciate you bringing some transparency between law enforcement and civilians
As a dispatcher if you ever decide you want somebody to explain this from my perspective I can gladly do it
I always assumed that the check would show that I have a CCW. Consequently, the only time that I have been stopped I sat with my hands on the steering wheel until I told the officers that I do have a CCW and that I had a weapon in thecar. They seemed to appreciate this. However, they asked me to step out of the car to separate me from my gun. Questions. Are officers alerted about a CCW?
Michael Perine - same thing happened to me. The cop took a hot firearm out of my holster. Ya know. For HIS safety. No chance I could take his firearm out of his holster for MY safety.
Maybe it’s different in other parts, but I told a cop I had a gun and he couldn’t care less. Moved on and didn’t even get a ticket.
idk if its true in all states but at least in Michigan yes the fact you are a CCW comes up when the cop runs your information.
we have a legal duty to inform the officer we are armed as well however. it would be pretty much impossible to enforce without the cops being able to know they weren't told and question it which is why.
even when im not armed i usually tell the officer that i am a ccw holder but am not currently armed so they don't feel they are in a sketchy situation. most cops really appreciate this and will probably let you off with a warning as a result. haven't gotten a ticket in that situation yet and theres been several over the years.
Idk what number I am I'm just here to enjoy the video 👍🏼
Same here
First
thank you for your service officer 401 and what do you think of private investigators?
Depends. Some are doing good things, others are just paid to be nosy and screw hard-working people over.
@@officer401 Oh, sounds alot like the police.
Thank you for your service ! What service ? Was he stationed overseas ? The reason you thank military and veterans is in the contract you sign you agree to give up your rights of freedom of speech and to protest unions and other rights you take for granted. And after signing if you don't complete your service honorably you can be kicked out or go to Leavenworth prison ! Cops thank you for your service ! For killing almost 1,200 - 1,500 people a year in this country. I really regret serving in this country's military !!!!!
@@jessemiles1441 well... cops see things that are fucked up like things that involve young kids, homicide, and active shooters/stabbers killing people in brutal ways and i can go on. If you wanna say things like that go on ahead but thanking someone for their service doesn't only go to veterans and active duty soldiers but also police officers think about that. I'm not trying to roast you or anything I'm telling you fact.
@@jessemiles1441 when people say the thank you shit to me , I say to myself, you are a dumbshit. There were no hostile threats to the USA or you. We are the hostile threats to them. (Iraq, Afghanistan. Etc) coming from an ex Foriegn Legion.
Hey man! Great video (I definitely watched it in 1 minute) na, jk, I'm watching it currently, keep up the good work and great videos AND first comment!
OH MY GOD! I GOT A HEART 💜❤️!😁
You seem like one of the good cops. My father was a cop my whole life so I know cops pretty well, well at least back in the day those ones. I'm just wondering from your perspective what you think about things like the video on TH-cam this what happens when you call the cops, what they did to that guy in Albuquerque New Mexico that was camping, and article in Rolling Stone magazine it was called when cops break bad. Interview with an ex SWAT team member? Do you think that those guys are putting your life in jeopardy? Making people generalize about the police? Also what is it with cops hating firefighters?
Everyone thinks firefighters are like the super heroes and they do everything. It seems to cop they don’t get the same reaction/respect from the public like firefighters do, because everyone loves firefighters.
ABC 123 was Michael Jackson's license plate number. 🤣
his 2nd car BBUNME
Nah fam, that's what was on his toe tag
If someone had a charge expunged, does a record of it still show up in NCIC?
I am curious to know this as well! Hopefully your comment will be seen and Officer 401 will answer it here in your comment thread. 👍
No it doesn't. That's the reason behind the expungement- It no longer exists.
@@qthinblueline6277 wrong. It's still there. When a employer runs your background check it won't be there. But the police or judicial system can still see it. It just can't be used against you. I have an expunged record as well. I tried to become a police officer and they still saw what I was charged for and that it was expunged and denied me. They told me police and the courts and federal systems will still see it.
Despite what sean watts says below, an expungement removes ALL record of the charge...from police, court, and private data keepers are required to delete it as well. It is a court order by the judge to remove all traces. Of course, the government doesn't always follow the rules and cheats, so I am sure some govt agency is still keeping it illegally.
@@itschriscash and a fast Google search will help you understand
My hiring interview with the state police is on the 10 of September. You helped me prep thank ya sir 👍🏽😊
Rashaad Cormier Good luck!
Ryan Miller thanks!
Thank you for making these videos. Demystifying police work humanizes officers and, hopefully, makes their lives safer.
Very well done.
All cadets need to watch you videos for a week. Just to show that cops are human and you're dealing with other humans... mostly.
Thank you for dealing with the others in the meantime. Cops like yourself are more common than most people think. You aren't the bad guys.
Thanks for posting!
Christiaan Overgaard
I looked for SOVMOOR. I came to the conclusion that is a SOVereign MOrORon. I love the sovereign citizen morons getting taken down while screaming "I know my rights"!
Is that a SOVMOOR?
I just found the SOV/MOOR/POLICE site.
Yep. Sovereign morons. They are beyond zombie. It looks like hippies' children looking for a lawsuit, without a clue.
Thank you, sir. Fascinating information that we should all know. I’m not a LEO, but I do support LEOs, and this kind of transparency is rare.
How much does it irritate traffic cops when they recognize a car that speeds past them regularly in their personal cars but they never catch them in their patrol car?
Good question, but that's not something veteran cops care much about. When we're off we like to be off. We don't care what you do as long as you're not actively hurting someone. Rookies are the ones that'll chase you down in their Honda Civic while calling in to dispatch lol.
@@officer401 better question...how often do off duty officers speed and break traffic laws?🤔
@@tylerchaney1533 I don't know, I don't keep tabs on the hundred something thousand officers in the U.S.
In Wisconsin, We see cops texting and driving, speeding, driving like fools, all day long, but if they see you doing it BAM ticket for you.
@@tylerchaney1533he wouldn't say how they actually are . Blue protects blue.
Can I ask the police to run my info? Turns out someone put the wrong tag number reporting an accident.
Wrong state, wrong plates, I was sleeping, and not me. I thought it resolved but come to find out later it's still on there.
I drive for UPS so I like my almost 10 year pristine driving history. Thanks
Jerimiah Young If I Were You I would get ahold of a lawyer to straighten it out
Same. I am sure there is a couple of errors in my record too. I have a common name.
I'm wondering say you had a prior traffic stop for let's say no turn signal and didnt get a ticket would something like that still show up? Or even if you got a prior ticket
Audatious Xtreme usually it’s documented that they stopped you and made contact.
In the local system yes, but that's not something that would go into a national system. Spillman stores local stuff mainly...but you can use the NCIC portion to see things from other states like full tickets, charges, etc. So in your case, let's say you get stopped twice by a department in GA and one in FL...both have spillman, but both instances of spillman are on different local networks...so neither would be able to see a warning. Only bigger stuff.
@@officer401 ahh alright, thank you so much for the reply! That's something I've always wondered my entire life! :)
@@officer401 does it show up if a person has concealed carry license
@MrZerocool5000
Depending on the state. I’ve seen live pd episodes where the computer alerts and blinks while saying CCW holder. Georgia has no law requiring you to tell the officer you’re armed. There is no duty to disclose and under ga law. I’m not a lawyer, this is not legal advice...
LIT is for license plate type, such as TL for trailer or PC for passenger car, LIY is license plate year, not really looked at much though because I showed farther down if your registration is valid
I studied networks years ago.I just figured NCIC knows if you spit on the sidewalk 38 years ago while you were jogging in Kansas City.Prior to 9/11 you could probably burn down a city block in Cleveland then move to Baton Rouge and live out your life on barbeque.9/11 changed the world.These networks all got integrated and on the same page.The trooper in FL sees the same mess that the trooper in MN sees.Networks are scary things.And unfortunately they are abused.Its inevitable.Its like insider trading info.Far more people get away with it than pay a price.I don't believe the average cop is dumb enough to abuse it ,but he is not the only person with access to it.Its downright scary how much info corporate and government has on all of us.And that's nothing compared to a border crossing.
will your department ever get on LIVE PD?
Bob The probably not. Do you know how many police departments in the country. It’s doubtful
@@BD52Ravens they should do Los Angeles that's a big local area, as well as new York
NYPD never allows media coverage, unfortunately. Since, not a single episode of cops featured NYPD.
Iron Man ^^
Roman Valenzuela lol who was saying anything about New York? 401 works and lives in Georgia. I’m confused
The 2 dislikes are jake and Logan paul
Haha. Those two nitwits have probably been ran a few times.
You bet 😂
The rest of the dislikes are jake Paul’s broken arm and the team 10 house itself and their cars
@@OfficialLegend alright, you ruined the jokem
The other 32 dislikes are from Cow patty Mayo and his shitsquad.
Ya, I'd like to know more. Especially about dispatch and CAD.
In regards to what?
@@michaelpinnell5330 as in what it's like to work as a dispatcher. Or the requirements for that job, interview process etc. I could see "Interview with a Dispatcher" in 401's future.
Izzy S. Dispatchers actually have to work hard. Cops spend most of the day sitting in their cars texting people
@@spacecowboy1438 See if your county offers a Citizens Law Academy. Dispatch has a hella hard job!
This was a good video. It's informative to the public, especially given the series of events that has happened, and especially in the United States -- all of the "incidents" with less-than-desirable outcomes that have occurred.
Thank you for educating the public.
This is wonderful information. I appreciate your service and your professionalism.
Do police officers use this system to run plates while they are behind you at traffic lights? Or is that just not a thing?
Yes we can run any tag at any time.
A few years back, I saw a marked cruiser with 4 license plate scanner cameras, cruise through a WalMart parking lot, going up & down the rows. It had the 4 cameras mounted on the rear deck lid, 2 on each side, facing outward on both the driver & passengers sides, so as to scan every plate of every parked car. He was fishing for hits. The officer was not driving slow, the camera system is almost instantaneous. The technology is incredible. I'm waiting for the release of the DARPA killer robots.
if you called a report into the police through 911 will they be able to see that you've been a helpful civilian and could maybe cut you a break on tickets because they saw youve been helpful?
That's not something they'd look at. That'd be under the "involvements" tab for Spillman on a separate screen. Officers are not going to give warnings because you've called 911, nor would they even check that unless they thought you were dangerous.
@@officer401 I gotcha, idk just curious and I even had to go to court as a witness bc of a drunk driver. Long story short just wasnt sure if it would give me a +rep in any way
My involvements tab is probably a book using my personal phone on the job Paramedic to contact dispatch. Usually I call the non emergency number, wonder if only 911 calls are considered an "involvement", I doubt it because they ask for my contact info. we
Do the system treat first responders differently since we'll call off duty like we're using our radio when shit happens next to us in the Walmart parking lot (an overdose), or call the back phone on duty with longer logistical conversations (like who's working overtime, vehicle problems going to the garage, etc) shouldn't tie up a radio channel. 🤔🤷🏻♂️ I'm a FireFighter Paramedic who doesn't know anything about this involvement tab.
14:27 Whoa, they see your SSN ?!?! WTF, is that in case they're deciding to give you a loan while in their cruiser ?
Hm, apparently the do, good point.
Lots of people have the same name, also might look similar.. SSN clearly identifies
What’s ssn
@@elmhopesmp3321 Social Security Number
@B B not to be used for identification.... we be f#cked
so those automatic scanners that scan license plates a common city thing
LPR's
They work very well. They aren't only installed on officers cars but also roads and bridges.
License plate frame, covers the bar code. Not illegal here in SC but they don't like it. I'm pretty sure the little stubby antennas on the trunk lid are the plate scanners.
Wow. This is truly amazing information you have given here man
Officer 401, how do you feel about certain psychology professors teaching that “A good portion of police officers had a childhood issue with power or lack there of, most of which were either bullied or had problems at home that emasculated them, and that explains why they treat people the way they do”. That’s an actual quote from my friends professor.
could be true for some but also sounds like your friend thinks hes better than most people because "im a professor" I deal with them at the hospital a lot haha. "oh im a doctor, I shouldn't have to do that"
Do other permits/licenses show up when you run a drivers license, like concealed carry permits?
StarWarsFreak2111
Great question
I would think not. In Georgia, you are not required to disclose that you have a weapon, unless you are specifically asked. I have a Georgia Weapons Carry License, and was pulled over once for blown headlight, with my 380 in my pocket and I never said anything about it, and the officer never said anything either. Just gave me a warning and we went on our way.
If they can see this, it would kind of destroy the whole thing about not having to tell them unless asked, though. That's kind of what I hoped to see in this video, too.
In Ohio they show up. You are also required to tell them you have a chl and whether or not you have a weapon. If you do have one you have to tell them where it is. Oh yeah, make sure to keep your hands on the wheel.
It also show if u have a permit in oregon to
Yes in PA they do.
what do the cops see when they run me?
~Arnold Voice~ I see everything!
@officer401 did you know that the VIN is also either on the engine block itself or on the inside of the hood that covers the engine block? Check your own car to see. people will either remove the VIN from the windshield or inside the doorjambs.
Also not all officers from a department are allowed to be certified to run GCIC/NCIC in their cars even if they are willing to attend the training. Each agency has just so many 'slots' allocated to it by GCIC/NCIC for certified employees depending on the size. For example a a relatively small police department (150 officers) might have 25 slots allocated to it. The department might parcel them out by having 20 go to officers and 5 go to civilian employees who work as dispatchers.
And yet they still ask you for ins card and info with it on the computer before they even walk up lol
Dustin Edinger They probably do that to see how honestly you engage during the stop.
What do the cops you know think about the events unfolding in VA, and about the second amendment generally? Thanks in advance.
David Shechtman - they’ll just be “doing our jobs” when they start killing people for unconstitutional red flag home invasions and being the hired thugs for rights-stealing crooked politicians
very informative, thank you.
What about a traffic stop and the driver is a CPL holder? What information pops up at that time and is the officer aware before he approaches the car?
I thought you can see If the individual has a CCW is that not true? This was so cool to see up close. When you try to peek at the laptop from outside it looks similar, but always too blurry lol
Love your videos mann, great help especially for wanting to be a cop myself and have applied for a job.
This was useful information, I appreciate the transparency.
Does it show if you’ve gotten a speeding citation in the past ? Or would you need to specifically request that ? Asking for a friend.... lol
of course it shows your current driving record, that's usually what's used to determine whether or not he's going to give you a break with just a warning...
Do any of the systems notify the officer that the person they stopped has a valid concealed carry permit ?
Depends on the state and county - if it's in NCIC it'llshow. My dispatch sometimes tells me someone has one
My locals can
In Oklahoma if you have your conceal license. When pulled over keep your hands on the wheel. When the officer gets to the window give your name That you have a conceal license, whether your carrying or not. And, if you are where firearm is located.
@@brianburkhard5209 this is how you should roll in every state whether disclosure is mandatory or not. If I find out you have a gun and you didn't tell me it's gonna necessarily escalate things. Just tell me and there's no issue
@@lucasallen8927 Oklahoma has passed constitutional carry. Even with that I will renew my license as needed. The majority of people don't realize that only allows them to carry here. But being licensed I can carry in any state that acknowledges Oklahoma's conceal carry law.
How about don't give ID if no crime committed? Problem solved. Code and ordinance violations don't count as crime.
Ray Freeman - they will get you for resisting.
This was really cool! I've always wondered what cops are playing with on those laptops and what could be taking so long when they take your license back to their car sometimes. It really piqued my interest however when the neighbors sent the cops to tell me to turn down my music and they showed up hella deep saying they didn't know what to expect because when they ran my name or address it showed that I was associated with, "Guns, heroin, stolen cars, heroin and stolen cars" and that was just the gist of the top 5 things he could remember from what the database told him. And that shit blew my mind because I have a perfectly clean record! Never been convicted, booked, charged or even cited with anything more than driving without proof of insurance which was cleared when I provided my proof of insurance to the court on the date listed on the citation. Thinking it over, I realized that they must keep a record of every time they run your ID and the incident or call it's related to. Ever since then I've become way more attentive and resistant to the, "Do you have any identification on you?" part of any police interactions. Or anything like, "Okay Graham, do you have a last name there buddy?"
A tutorial on how to research definitive identification requirements or 'show id' laws for your state would be cool because the most you'll get out of the videos I've seen on the subject is that every state is different and people really only can talk about the idiosyncrasies of their own specific municipality. Especially if there's no probable cause of your committing a crime and cops are just taking control of a situation for their own safety or inventory of the incident for their after action reports! Because that's exactly how I got all kinds of crazy stuff coming back when they run my name was just me, ignorantly complying and providing my id whenever asked. But knowing now what they do with my ID every time they get it and how readily that information gets retrieved and displayed on those laptops in the field makes me feel like they're knowingly trying to violate the 5th and somehow tag myself no good reason if I let them.
When they showed up mid-day, en masse with 4 cops at my front door and 3 cars parked all messy in the parking lot when I opened the door...I mean that changed my whole perspective on privacy issues and data rights. Because at this point I had let them in and consented to them taking a look around no problem. And that's when I asked the cop that stayed standing there with me, if this was a typical response to a loud music complaint or if they just all happened to be within range when the call was dispatched? That's when he said they were all pretty close and mentioned not knowing what to expect which lead to this mysterious "database" they can query from those laptops in their cars and this heightened sensitivity I have to privacy and identifying myself to police. I had an officially clean and clear record but the unofficial record they refer to for their day to day paints a total different picture of me and tells a totally different story than I would have ever imagined! But knowing now the information they gathered so nonchalantly before pulling up... I'm surprised they didn't have all their guns drawn when I opened the door!
I don't know how this video got on my feed exactly, but you're right that I've never seen anything like it before, talking about these laptops in any detail and how the actual data is presented through them. Obviously this video kind of triggered me in some way lol! I really liked it though and it got me already looking more into Spillman Flex and they are turning out to be quite the data aggregators!
I can't wait to see Part 2 of this series! 👍🏽
Graham Hart - wow!
True as fuck ! Had a liar neighbor one day called po po on me for driving by his house with some loud punk rock on. And I had to stop before passing his house because he had used hose to squirt all the leaves and magnolia pods into middle of street which I then drove over the pile and yelled at him “ pick up this mess shithead , what the fuck is wrong with putting it into the trash “ a few house after I was home , and exited my vehicle . Proceeded to backyard to resume working on my swimming pool. Walked out to garage a while later and watched as a po po crepes down street stops in front of my house then continues down street . Laughed thinking how stupid and what a waste of time to assume that he was being called out for me. Went back to backyard and continued working . A half hour later my wife who was inside comes out and angrily explains how she had to deal with the same cop who came to door and proceeded to let my wife know that neighbor could file a complaint and I wouldn’t be able to defend myself because he had taken his false accusations and that it’s an official report of what he only listened to one side of what happened between to grown ass men! And she was not even asked to get me or even allow my side of story to be heard. And when she tried explaining what I had told her had happened. He continued to inform her that I would loose if I had to defend myself in court if he filed the report and wanted to in court ?
Now I’m ranting about my experience with Police and bullshit I went trough !
Long story short watch what you do and say when out in public because cameras are able to see only part of the truth but they can also be only ignorantly used to verify someone else’s lies about what only shows you but doesn’t record what was said or heard . And beware lazy and liars both know it’s wrong to only get one side of a story before writing a false report! But once your in there system you aren’t ever innocent or even labeled a good person? Your data is stored in a place with criminals and convicts. And everything imaginable they can access and know about you information wise is at finger tips . It’s really beyond being a tool for safety when that’s what they argue the reason for carrying a gun. Fuck big brother this is straight up being raped of privacy and freedom because of our personal information was only collected to be used against us and stolen then sold.
Awesome video! Yes please do another on the software systems, so I can nerd out 😂
Andrew Sprague hmmm
Non investigative subjects
Does it not bother anyone that they are being constantly data farmed for their personal information and its stored in a database that millions of people can instantly see and most is very personal.
Eh crazy as it sounds the guy is kind of right in a way. The new software agencies use, at least in my local areas, is very interactive and individual officers add to the record on a daily basis. What I mean by this is say for instance on a traffic stop the driver and owner of the car are two different people. Well after formalities are complete that officer will now enter that driver's information so that the next time that vehicle tag is run in their system it will not only give them the registered owners information but also list the aforementioned driver. The same goes for if there was a passenger in the vehicle; that person even though not owning or driving the vehicle will now show up when they run the tag because the officer made note of that person's information. Traffic stops are just one example of this, but whatever the case it's not at all as cut and dry as "LEOs reading records", it's a constantly updating and interactive system that, in my opinion, borders on infringement of personal data as mentioned.
@@kennethpowers8995
I don't see how knowing the driver of a car is that big of a deal. Or the passenger, for that matter. I mean if they're gonna pop up when the tags on the car are ran, if they end up wanted for whatever reason it makes it that much easier to find them when they know the car they drive and the people (the actual owner and passenger) they are known to hang out with.
Even if that isn't how it's used, I don't see how them knowing "that boy drove his mom's car to go hang out with a friend" is a big breach of privacy. It's not like they're trying to find out what size pants you wear or anything.
I have a question, was working a armed security detail when I got off my shift a state trooper pulled me over, I told him I was armed, went alot overboard and asked for my gun and ran it into his system. He gave it back and in the following week I got pulled over 3 time in 2 different countys and all the officers asked if I had a gun in the car. Is that something that shows on my tag,that I was stopped with a gun?
For sure. Ever since I told an officer that I had 2 rifles in my locked tool box, they always ask if I have my guns with me. Of course! What's the point of having a gun if it's not there when you need it?!
Can you please do a video about what to do if a dispatcher or officer used the CAD & NCIC for personal use?
Your videos are great 👍🏼
But nobody will help me, they cover for him
I need officer401 to do a video of what a person can do about dispatcher stalking
I always wondered if my misdemeanor weed arrest showed up whenever I would get pulled over in a vehicle.
I got pulled over and the cop repeatedly asked me if it was my car, and I kept saying yes. I wonder if he asked because my mom co signed.
I had my identity stolen once and the guy got arrested two times as me.
Red head, blue eyes, I'm black hair and brown eyes.
Anyway everything got cleared eventually and I've never been arrested, but when I get pulled over for something stupid like driving at night (I work nights) they run me and say I have "numbers", which means I have been arrested before, but I haven't and the cops think I'm lying to them.
It's all silly.
Not everyone out at 2am in a big old Lincoln Town Car or 81 Olds 98 is a drug dealer or drunk.
I have these older cars because I love working on them and they remind me of my childhood. They're hobby cars.
I don't even believe in alcohol.
You may not believe in alcohol, but it believes in you.
Alcohol is definitely real. Like, it's at gas stations and shit man. Let's open our eyes sheeple!
I find it hard to believe THAT my black mom is going job to job in a beat up Hyundai Santa re and has never been pulled once
Will this show an alert or notification if the driver has a valid handgun carry permit?
Thanks for putting this to the general public. It is the same S NOTICING THEM !
This type of openness really is good PR. I am from a small state and while the really small depts have problems, the VT State Police have always been professional and courteous and have respect.
great explanation of CAD, can see how this reduces congestion on radio and makes getting info faster. Going to next level, I could see connecting dashcam plus gps, so that in pursuits other officers coming to assist can see what you see and know where you are without having to drive one handed and talking on radio at same time.
Thank you mark, and Spillman does actually have those features but some departments don't have them enabled...the officers can assign themselves to calls and clear up, and some officers with GPS enabled can be seen on the map, however it's frowned upon for us to change our own status. They want dispatch to handle that and most officers don't know how anyway, or have been restricted in doing so on their access level to the software.