Hi everyone! I would like to thank you all for watching the documentary! I did not think it would reach people throughout the country and throughout the world so fast. I’m forever grateful for the opportunity I had to be part of this and I am happy to see all the positivity. I’d also like to thank Timur and Jorge for making this documentary! They are amazing at what they do and it would not have been possible without them. And yes… I still love matcha and Jeeps lol “In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.” - Abraham Lincoln
The woman who went through the stop sign uses needing the bathroom as an excuse but manages to hold it in whilst you pull her over and delay her.... you got conned by a blatant load of bull so stop being so naïve and get the law applies to you too so put your seat belt on in your own civilian car hypocrite
You are a credit to your badge. No attitude at all. No macho crap. Genuine and respectful to everyone. Your humanity comes through strong. You are the reason people will start showing respect again for the badge. God bless you and stay safe officer Robles.
When they’ve been shot at, removed dead babies from cars, had to watch rape videos of children if they work in sex crimes they get hard & angry. Nothing can prepare you for the trauma they experience. Some departments do not help them with their mental health at all. Public hates them, their admin betrays them bc the higher ups don’t care. Most places are awful - neglecting their mental health.
Respect to this guy and his team of officers, you can tell he's super passionate, friendly and reasonable with people. We need more officers like him, I hope he rises in the ranks and becomes an influence for other officers.
As a retired LEO I look at this young man and I see there is hope for the future of Law Enforcement. This young Officer will someday be a Chief somewhere someday!
As a "retired police officer" it's not very reassuring for you to say you there is "hope" for future Law Enforcement based off 1 man. I would "hope" you wouldn't need to be reassured of that.
@AgentTXGaming as a "retired LEO", he is saying that there is hope for the future of LE because now they are showing the true side of policing, and actually humanizing the badge. As an aspiring LEO myself, it makes me happy to see this video and gives me hope aswell because maybe one day police won't be hated as much due to these types of videos.
POLICE "Serve and Protect" the states for PROFIT, they do not serve God or the taxpayers that pay their salaries! (Castle Rock vs Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005). QUALIFIED IMMUNITY protects and shields CORRUPT Fairy-tale Heroes in BLUE from Accountability and Liability distinguishing the POLICE as the #1 "Protected Tax Collecting TYRANTS" against good people! (Police = Violence, aggression, narcissism, alcoholism, and, if there is a God, suicide!). - QUALIFIED IMMUNITY "PERVERTS" HUMANITY AND EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL ....
As a small town police officer as well, this guy is awesome. The best advice I ever got early in my career was “be the cop you would want to talk to.” That’s this dude.
I'am a police officer for 23 years now in a precinct in the south of Germany. I would be proud for having an officer like officer Robles in my shift. Thanks for your service
POLICE "Serve and Protect" the states for PROFIT, they do not serve God or the taxpayers that pay their salaries! (Castle Rock vs Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005). QUALIFIED IMMUNITY protects and shields CORRUPT Fairy-tale Heroes in BLUE from Accountability and Liability distinguishing the POLICE as the #1 "Protected Tax Collecting TYRANTS" against good people! (Police = Violence, aggression, narcissism, alcoholism, and, if there is a God, suicide!) - QUALIFIED IMMUNITY "PERVERTS" HUMANITY AND EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL .
@@SpeedoFlex_90desk officer is a police officer who works inside the station like they deal with the public complaints over the phones or in person at the station.
we have plenty just because you see bad shit on the internet doesn't mean they are all like that. that's a small portion 85% are really good. the media just wants to brainwash you
This was super informative to watch! As someone who aspires to become a police officer, I can happily say I've watched the full 40 minutes of this and I love how you interact with the people!
Positive guy, I’m an officer and have been one for I years. I love how positive he is, he has inspired me to remain positive through all the ups and downs of law enforcement. Stay safe!
Production was great and made a difference from the mic on the officer for great and clear audio, to the music/sound effects of going into a traffic stop representing the uncertainty of each stop.
Man, I've been tired of just seeing just the negative side that " some" officers do. Glad I got to see such professional and respectful officer. The guy loves the job, understands that people should be treated with respect. He definitely protects his community. Love the force and will always back the blue.
Your interaction with that young man at 31 minutes in was really touching. I’m sure that was a moment where he just needed someone to talk to, and there you were. Thank you for your service and desire to protect and serve🇺🇸
This was an incredibly well produced documentary. The production value, shot composition, audio, editing, music cues, everything were just top notch. I really enjoyed getting to go on a virtual ride along with Officer Robles.
This is the first time I've watched a video involving a cop and thought, "damn, this person is really what we need more of". Please don't change, Officer Robles.
Huge respect to the whole Department and the good work they do every single Day. Doing 15 Hours instead of the "normal" 12-hour shift is insane. Especially driving home another half hour afterward. Thanks from the Thin-Blue-Line family over in Germany! Also thanks to "Day in the Life" for creating such good content and showing the hard work in a good and interesting way. Hope to see more of that from different departments soon. Thanks!
Man, I hope next time I have an interaction with the police that the responding officer is as kind and respectful as this young man. He really has a positive energy about him. And when he remembered that old lady with Alzheimer's and where she lived. That really warmed my heart. Bravo San Fernando pd!
This is what people need to see, cops are normal human beings like everyone else. Sure you have the bad ones that create a stereotype amongst others that wear the uniform but after watching this how can you not at least appreciate the good ones like officer robles. Great video 💯🙏
@@MitchellWiggs Not a counterpoint, what they said is completely objective and truthful. Maybe quit eating up over emotional anti cop propaganda, I say this as a leftist.
@@Haylem true!! I think a big factor on that is you being a good member of society that offers respect and gets respect back from cops and most people! 👍🏽
There's tons of very detailed content here on TH-cam about Law Enforcement. Police Activity, Code Bluecam, and Donut Operator are other very good authorities on the subject.
Man, oh man. What a treat it has been to sit and watch this. You sir are a fine example of courteousness and professionalism. You also show your human side. And at your young age, to show such amazing behavior and demeanor? You are a diamond in a haystack. God bless and keep you safe. And keep hunting for that matcha.
Did 31 years with LAPD . Was fortunate enough to work the neighborhood I grew up in -Boyle Heights. While the work isn’t for everyone, it was definitely my calling. From a little immigrant kid from Ciudad Juarez who loved to watch Adam-12 to a crusty old Patrol Sergeant who retired with hundreds of Department commendations, including the Medal of Valor. I definitely lived my dream. I wouldn’t have changed a thing. Si Se puede!
I want to be a cop, and i decided to watch this video and man. You are my inspiration, he gives me hope yo become a good police officer like him. Thank you for your service and for doing a good job. Bless you!
To all of your brothers and sisters in the uniform may god protect y’all at all costs but most importantly thank each and every one of you for your service 🙏
Seems like a very laid back, friendly, and understanding department. It really helps that they are all good friends. That is great for the community and the morale of the officers.
This was such a well made episode and I'm extremely grateful we got to see Chris Robles life as a police officer. He was such a nice genuine person with a funny personality. I would definately be back for a part 2 if that happens.
I really hope more cops are like officer Robles. He was professional, didn't immediately think the worst of people and he was helpful and showed he actually cared. I really hope he didn't just do this for the cameras.
I have a lot of friends that are cops. They carry themselves like this in their personal lives, I have no reason to think they carry themselves much differently in their professional lives. MOST cops are good people who care about others and want to help, while also wanting to make it home at the end of their shift. There's a small minority (maybe 10%) who give the rest of the profession a bad name.
@@perniciousreaper4393 neh, that's a lie. You're just a pro cop guy, even the way he asks drivers to roll down their back windows, you don't see a lot of cops talk that way
@@Sonniemhlongo I'm pro-cop by principle while fully acknowledging that there's a lot of room for improvement in both the culture of the profession and in the philosophy of policing/the way policing is conducted in America.
@@Sonniemhlongo nah these guys are pretty chill they ask to lower the windows to get a view of the backseat. Its a small city but with good people but its got a good few bad apples criminals who are ready to go back to prison and aren't scared to take a life.
Greetings from Austria! Watching this gave me goosebumps! In the world we know that the USA has good and bad cops... so its super encouraging to see such a nice guy like you on the job! Keep up the great work!
Dude is one of the good cops and he doesn't take anything personal and does his job which all we ask for ..sure there's bad apples but these are the ones we need to protect and keep in the squad and you can tell by the rest of crew they follow what he does and he does an amazing job thanks brotha for your service
99.9 percent of cops are the so called hood ones. It’s time to hold citizens accountable for their actions. You wouldn’t be saying that the minute a thug runs away from him while punting a gun and the the cop shoots the thug. Everything went right this night.
This is by far THE most epic, informative, entertaining and exciting video I have ever seen regarding a profession. Man, if you read this I bless you, your colleagues and your whole family and I hope you get to live the greatest of lifes. I really wish I'd meet you one day, though I think this is highly unlikely. However, I wanna say thank you for taking me along, I have always been curious about how the job really looks like. Not just the "Exciting" parts where a lot is going on but rather a realistic picture where I see how it's like to do some desk work etc. I really appreciate you doing 15-16 hour shifts. I work as a train driver in europe and I'm already exshausted after 10-12 hours, especially when I have to work at night which my body doesn't take so well. You and your collagues do it like it's nothing and you don't even complain about it. I have so much respect, not only for the job you do but for you as a person. I know on social media and TH-cam many things can be staged but something tells me that you're really a warm-hearted and nice person. I also wanna say thank you to this TH-cam channel and everyone who helped creating this, this is a videographic masterpiece. Most of the time I'm just a silent viewer, give the video a like, look through the comments and that's it but I barely leave a comment myself. But I find it more than disrespectful to not leave some words of appreciation because a few years back a documentary like that would've not been possible, technically speaking and it surely wouldn't have been able to watch for free. Thank you for this high quality content, you more than deserved a subscribe. Everyone reading this, have a nice day.
This cop seems like a really good guy. I don't know if I could do his job but I really appreciated his insight. He explained so many things, so very well.
What he says about the DUI paperwork is true. I was discouraged when I first became a cop because it took so long but its clearly for the greater good and when you understand the benefit of getting drunk drivers off the road it almost becomes fun.
@@tobiasmelgard2070 absolutely. dont be discouraged by something that is in reality just menial. as long as you love your community and take pride in honoring your commitment to the badge & people you have sworn to protect you’re good!
DUI cases require a number of roadside sobriety tests, and if the testing is not properly documented a good (meaning $$$) defense attorney can get the case thrown out. This adds to the paperwork.
Because he is such a stand up dude and apparently a great officer, it terrifies me how quickly he walks up to rolled up windows during these traffic stops. Stay safe Officer Robles!
I was thinking the exact same thing lol, I imagine some of it is the editing and camera angles too. You see so many videos of traffic stops gone wrong in the matter of milliseconds, I don't see how they're not paranoid af at every stop they make and super cautious.
U needa remember being a cop is no more dangerous then sum average jobs ppl work so the chances somethings happens to him are really low, but he should always be careful regardless.
@@Pokah I don't know man it's pretty much the only profession where people are actively going out of their way to try and hurt you lol, sure some construction jobs might be more dangerous on paper but nobody is trying to cause you harm in any of them. Also cops have an alarmingly high rate of suicides, I've read studies about how the average person only experiences 2-3 critical incidents/traumatic events in their entire life where as cops experience that around every 6 months of service. Add that up over a 15 year career and I'm surprised more don't have PTSD.
I love and admire the teamwork and backing each other up as much as possible. Truly respect leo’s work in patrol. It’s a dangerous world and who knows what can happen at any minute
It's nice to see a "Day in the Life" LEO video from San Fernando PD, my very first law enforcement job way back in 1977. I was there for about 2 years until I was hired as a deputy sheriff further north in Tulare County. I used to kid my grandfather about the tactics and stories he told me that were so common in the 50s when he was a Mono Co. deputy sheriff. Now I can see how much has changed in the way law enforcement operates since I worked the streets of southern California. Stay safe out there Officer Robles!
Contrary to common belief cops are a lot less aggressive and physical with citizens these days. I grew up on the old 90s cops TV show and compared to today nobody would act like they used to on national television. Just compare LivePD to the old school cops.
Small world, I grew up in Tulare County and had family that were LEO there. Though I'm probably too young to have run into you while you were on the force if you joined up in 1979.
@@queuedjar4578 I enjoyed the years working as a deputy sheriff in Tulare County. I spent the majority of the time there assigned to the Porterville station. I lived in Springville and was fortunate to be given the opportunity to be a resident deputy there as well during part of my career. Ultimately, I moved up to WA state and spent the final 20 years of my law enforcement career working for WA state, which is a beautiful area to work in. Now retired with no regrets.
Jeeps and Starbucks, lol! Thanks to San Fernando for allowing this episode to take place, and I hope they do this again. I looked the city up online, 23,000 residents in 2 square miles sounds a bit crazy! I guess on a good note all the officers know that city like the back of their hand. STAY SAFE!
It is a very small community in the valley. I think the clue is that on most nights there really is nothing happening. Most of the SF Valley is patrolled by LAPD Valley division and they cover areas that are quite busier.
Super cool to see an actual real officer and kind persons day to day life like this, usually its always some department approved person who is chosen to look good on their social media, this guy is genuine though, so cool to see!
I really appreciate the respect you gave to people you spoke to. I’ve had very few times where I’ve had to deal with the police and each time they were egomaniacs or acted like they were above me. I also really appreciate the DUI stop. My friend was recently in an accident with a young woman who went over the curve, hopped the median and smashed into the front his 2022 Ram 1500 Sport. His vehicle was totalled but he swears the reason he’s alive is because it was that truck. If he was in the little Mazda 3 he owned just 2 months prior he thinks he wouldn’t have walked away. I’ve always tried my best to make sure I’m not on the road on weekends between 00:00-06:00. Thank you for your outstanding service and your mutual respect towards those you encounter. Keep it up, officer.
wow. The quality of this video was amazing. Please keep it up. And this is probably one of the most respectful and caring police officer I've seen. He seems very down to earth.m I love is saying do something that you love and not what others want. I almost never wanted this video to end. Please continue doing theses. Next should be a day in the life of a firefighter.
Respect to you officer being the most humble officer. We need more officers like this. Can’t wait until I become one myself soon. Definitely helps alot putting yourself in other peoples shoes. Never know what someone may be going through
This is awesome. I had a really bad experience with two cops once and it really soured how I viewed law enforcement but this is really cool seeing it’s just a cool guy like anyone else
This is like watching a vlog and a more personal episode of cops at the same time. Great camera angles and audio quality and whoever is editing is doing an amazing job👍👍👍👍👍
I respect ALL your police officers and 1st responders no matter what! But it’s good to see an officer in shape and running and a good mindset. We need more!
Excellent video really enjoyed it. Wishing Cris and his colleagues to be safe out there on the streets and to go back home to their loved ones. Greetings from Melbourne Australia
What a great Video Officer Robles and your team members rock. Exactly treat people with respect . We definitely need a part 2 with Mr Robles and thank you for your service.
@@Cam.469 LAPD is in san fernando valley but the city of san fernando is run by SFPD SFPD is not san francisco police dept, here it means san fernando police dept
I've watched easiily multiple hundred so called "1st and 2nd amendment audits". Sometimes its hard to get out of this bubble. This Officer is an outstanding example of how policing should be done. It happens not that often, but I am lost for words how impressed I am with Robles!
We need more officers like this man. What a good cop. I like how he thinks about being real and being part of the community. I’m glad I watched this video. This guy seems like a very down to earth dude and wants to make a difference. That makes me happy.
Hi everyone! I would like to thank you all for watching the documentary! I did not think it would reach people throughout the country and throughout the world so fast. I’m forever grateful for the opportunity I had to be part of this and I am happy to see all the positivity.
I’d also like to thank Timur and Jorge for making this documentary! They are amazing at what they do and it would not have been possible without them.
And yes… I still love matcha and Jeeps lol
“In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.” - Abraham Lincoln
Bro you the men!!! keep inspiring the young ones . God bless you !
Keep it up.
The woman who went through the stop sign uses needing the bathroom as an excuse but manages to hold it in whilst you pull her over and delay her.... you got conned by a blatant load of bull so stop being so naïve and get the law applies to you too so put your seat belt on in your own civilian car hypocrite
@@chipbuttytime3396 @4:15 - he is wearing his seatbelt in his civilian car.
That's a skid mark after he ran out of bog roll
You are a credit to your badge. No attitude at all. No macho crap. Genuine and respectful to everyone. Your humanity comes through strong. You are the reason people will start showing respect again for the badge. God bless you and stay safe officer Robles.
A cop should be a real man with anger issues and attitude, and strong urge to kill. Otherwise drug cartels wont recruit them
No Macho crap, but a bit of Macha for sure
@@nekikins4936 gotta respect a man who likes his Matcha
When they’ve been shot at, removed dead babies from cars, had to watch rape videos of children if they work in sex crimes they get hard & angry. Nothing can prepare you for the trauma they experience. Some departments do not help them with their mental health at all. Public hates them, their admin betrays them bc the higher ups don’t care. Most places are awful - neglecting their mental health.
Respect to this guy and his team of officers, you can tell he's super passionate, friendly and reasonable with people. We need more officers like him, I hope he rises in the ranks and becomes an influence for other officers.
Oh no, he couldn’t just be acting for cameras can he? Planned documentaries never show the true nature of people.
@@Takemehome99 just get lost bruh, always with this negative shit.
@@Takemehome99 bro you need to have some trust in humanity! or else be depressed
@@CrRupTBacca the only humanity I’ve seen from American cops is when they off themselves.
Back the blue until it happens to you!!
Boot licker
As a retired LEO I look at this young man and I see there is hope for the future of Law Enforcement. This young Officer will someday be a Chief somewhere someday!
As a "retired police officer" it's not very reassuring for you to say you there is "hope" for future Law Enforcement based off 1 man. I would "hope" you wouldn't need to be reassured of that.
@AgentTXGaming as a "retired LEO", he is saying that there is hope for the future of LE because now they are showing the true side of policing, and actually humanizing the badge. As an aspiring LEO myself, it makes me happy to see this video and gives me hope aswell because maybe one day police won't be hated as much due to these types of videos.
He quit
There is no hope for pig departments, you are all corrupt and deserve the lack of trust and respect from the community
@@Sequel7 He retired, with a pension. That ain't quitting.
Legend says this man is still drinking matcha and talking all about jeeps.
😂😂😂
Lol
this genuinely made me laugh out loud, thank you😅😅😅😅😅😅
😂
18:30 thats a good cop right there, preserving dignity of a father in front of his daughter. We need more cops like him!
Yea that was nice of him. However, a 7yr old needed to be in a car seat? lol not possible.
@@TaylorReactsNYCI don’t think you understand, A 7 year old needs to be sitting in a designated seat
Didn't he take a 6k payoff tp let him go???!!!
I thought he said 10k. They "manifested something good" . Civil asset forfeiture aka theft, larceny @@mastermaster1482
@@TaylorReactsNYCno cuz it was in the front seat
We neeeed another episode with Officer Robles, please make a part 2. I really enjoyed watching this Day in the life and Cris was phenomenal !!
POLICE "Serve and Protect" the states for PROFIT, they do not serve God or the taxpayers that pay their salaries! (Castle Rock vs Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005).
QUALIFIED IMMUNITY protects and shields CORRUPT Fairy-tale Heroes in BLUE from Accountability and Liability distinguishing the POLICE as the #1 "Protected Tax Collecting TYRANTS" against good people! (Police = Violence, aggression, narcissism, alcoholism, and, if there is a God, suicide!).
- QUALIFIED IMMUNITY "PERVERTS" HUMANITY AND EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL ....
Yes he’s very good on camera and interesting to watch him
@@JuanMartinez-df1lc Just for the camera
Same!!!
he should make a yt id sub
This has to be one of the best examples of “protect and serve” I’ve ever seen. Respect, sir!
I totally agree x
As a small town police officer as well, this guy is awesome. The best advice I ever got early in my career was “be the cop you would want to talk to.” That’s this dude.
That's a good man right there. Positive energy and very disciplined.
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AandVeryDisciplined.
Alright... This dude NEEDS his own show. Good human being doing an awesome job.
stop capping you know he driving on figeuroa looking for hoes on his day off lol
What he needs even more is his own Starbucks.
@@RebuttalRecords "alright... let's go get some matcha!"
@@stuart9587he seems nice does he have Facebook etc?
Alrighr..ThisDudeNEEDhisOwnShow
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I'am a police officer for 23 years now in a precinct in the south of Germany. I would be proud for having an officer like officer Robles in my shift. Thanks for your service
I’m just wondering why, are the cops in your department not nice?
@@josecarranza7555 Sure...they are as nice as officer Robles.
@@hendrikmuller4705 Have you been to the U.S.?
Two times...2008 and 2019.
@@hendrikmuller4705 What cities?
this man should be protected at all cost
I'm pro LE but don't understand this comment
187 on that pig
POLICE "Serve and Protect" the states for PROFIT, they do not serve God or the taxpayers that pay their salaries! (Castle Rock vs Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005).
QUALIFIED IMMUNITY protects and shields CORRUPT Fairy-tale Heroes in BLUE from Accountability and Liability distinguishing the POLICE as the #1 "Protected Tax Collecting TYRANTS" against good people! (Police = Violence, aggression, narcissism, alcoholism, and, if there is a God, suicide!)
- QUALIFIED IMMUNITY "PERVERTS" HUMANITY AND EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL .
@@turtletruth Bruh tbh this is getting bigger than it is
@@turtletruth all FACTs well said !!
This video should be showed to all departments across America. He likes the people.
Such a nice officer man!!!
He just gave 1 ticket hardly, completely understands everyone. Really appreciated his work tbh.
What a chill dude. We need more cops like him
99% of us are just like this don’t let the media fool you
@@JoeSmith-gp5dm Can i ask you what a Desk officer is ? Is it like a Rookie ?
@@SpeedoFlex_90desk officer is a police officer who works inside the station like they deal with the public complaints over the phones or in person at the station.
we have plenty just because you see bad shit on the internet doesn't mean they are all like that. that's a small portion 85% are really good. the media just wants to brainwash you
We don't need cops at all. Lets start from that
This a legit cop. Mad respect to him and his partners
Put him in a big city and watch his attitude turn. Cause ppl are f*cked in bigger cities.
Thisalegitcop.Madrespecto
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I love the way he accepts the reality of humanity. very great guy wish him nothing but the best.
This was super informative to watch! As someone who aspires to become a police officer, I can happily say I've watched the full 40 minutes of this and I love how you interact with the people!
Positive guy, I’m an officer and have been one for I years. I love how positive he is, he has inspired me to remain positive through all the ups and downs of law enforcement. Stay safe!
Really loved the production and LENGTH of this episode. Please continue to make long-format videos like these...
Production was great and made a difference from the mic on the officer for great and clear audio, to the music/sound effects of going into a traffic stop representing the uncertainty of each stop.
Man, I've been tired of just seeing just the negative side that " some" officers do. Glad I got to see such professional and respectful officer. The guy loves the job, understands that people should be treated with respect. He definitely protects his community. Love the force and will always back the blue.
Your interaction with that young man at 31 minutes in was really touching. I’m sure that was a moment where he just needed someone to talk to, and there you were. Thank you for your service and desire to protect and serve🇺🇸
This was an incredibly well produced documentary. The production value, shot composition, audio, editing, music cues, everything were just top notch. I really enjoyed getting to go on a virtual ride along with Officer Robles.
This is the first time I've watched a video involving a cop and thought, "damn, this person is really what we need more of". Please don't change, Officer Robles.
The media only shows the bad ones
99% of them are like him
Huge respect to the whole Department and the good work they do every single Day. Doing 15 Hours instead of the "normal" 12-hour shift is insane. Especially driving home another half hour afterward. Thanks from the Thin-Blue-Line family over in Germany!
Also thanks to "Day in the Life" for creating such good content and showing the hard work in a good and interesting way. Hope to see more of that from different departments soon.
Thanks!
We appreciate your support! A new episode with the SFPD is coming soon.
-The DITL Team
Merci beaucoup ❤❤❤ 15:42
@@UnlockedTelevison Lové ❤❤❤ 16:11
Man, I hope next time I have an interaction with the police that the responding officer is as kind and respectful as this young man. He really has a positive energy about him. And when he remembered that old lady with Alzheimer's and where she lived. That really warmed my heart. Bravo San Fernando pd!
Yes you right, he has a positive energy, hello how are you doing
Jobe Weldon mr officer. It's all about professionalism. It's a noble job like any other job.
This is what people need to see, cops are normal human beings like everyone else. Sure you have the bad ones that create a stereotype amongst others that wear the uniform but after watching this how can you not at least appreciate the good ones like officer robles.
Great video 💯🙏
Nah cops are power hungry and terrorize communities.
The copaganda worked 😂
@@MitchellWiggs 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀
@@MitchellWiggs Not a counterpoint, what they said is completely objective and truthful. Maybe quit eating up over emotional anti cop propaganda, I say this as a leftist.
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This was cool to watch how it's not just his shift, it actually shows his normal day. Really helps to humanize him unlike a lot of videos I see.
From one cop to another. This guy has to be the best partner to ever work with. Wish I had the honor.
Crazy how watching a video can literally change your perspective on a whole profession, nothing but respect for this man doing his job.
Its crazy how u doubted this career your whole life til you watched this video 🤦🏻♂️….dont let yourself get influenced by cop hating news and videos.
@@Whocares282 facts! I've ONLY met kind ass cops like this guy my whole life. I know there are shitty cops but there are shitty workers everywhere.
@@Haylem true!! I think a big factor on that is you being a good member of society that offers respect and gets respect back from cops and most people! 👍🏽
There's tons of very detailed content here on TH-cam about Law Enforcement. Police Activity, Code Bluecam, and Donut Operator are other very good authorities on the subject.
crazy how media can fuck your perspective up like that. your experiences should have more weight on your perspectives
Man, oh man. What a treat it has been to sit and watch this. You sir are a fine example of courteousness and professionalism. You also show your human side. And at your young age, to show such amazing behavior and demeanor? You are a diamond in a haystack. God bless and keep you safe. And keep hunting for that matcha.
Did 31 years with LAPD . Was fortunate enough to work the neighborhood I grew up in -Boyle Heights. While the work isn’t for everyone, it was definitely my calling. From a little immigrant kid from Ciudad Juarez who loved to watch Adam-12 to a crusty old Patrol Sergeant who retired with hundreds of Department commendations, including the Medal of Valor. I definitely lived my dream. I wouldn’t have changed a thing. Si Se puede!
how many unarmed people did you shoot over the course of your career?
@@illegalwaffel6435 ask the same thing to the gangbangers and thugs
@@illegalwaffel6435 probably the same amount as you
@@illegalwaffel6435 lets ask the thugs and gangbangers while we're at it
I’m 36. Should I go to serve in Police?
I want to be a cop, and i decided to watch this video and man. You are my inspiration, he gives me hope yo become a good police officer like him.
Thank you for your service and for doing a good job. Bless you!
To all of your brothers and sisters in the uniform may god protect y’all at all costs but most importantly thank each and every one of you for your service 🙏
Seems like a very laid back, friendly, and understanding department. It really helps that they are all good friends. That is great for the community and the morale of the officers.
This was such a well made episode and I'm extremely grateful we got to see Chris Robles life as a police officer. He was such a nice genuine person with a funny personality. I would definately be back for a part 2 if that happens.
I really hope more cops are like officer Robles. He was professional, didn't immediately think the worst of people and he was helpful and showed he actually cared. I really hope he didn't just do this for the cameras.
I have a lot of friends that are cops. They carry themselves like this in their personal lives, I have no reason to think they carry themselves much differently in their professional lives. MOST cops are good people who care about others and want to help, while also wanting to make it home at the end of their shift. There's a small minority (maybe 10%) who give the rest of the profession a bad name.
@@perniciousreaper4393 neh, that's a lie. You're just a pro cop guy, even the way he asks drivers to roll down their back windows, you don't see a lot of cops talk that way
@@Sonniemhlongo I'm pro-cop by principle while fully acknowledging that there's a lot of room for improvement in both the culture of the profession and in the philosophy of policing/the way policing is conducted in America.
@@Sonniemhlongo Jesus christ anything a cop does these days just doesn't sit right with you people, huh?
@@Sonniemhlongo nah these guys are pretty chill they ask to lower the windows to get a view of the backseat. Its a small city but with good people but its got a good few bad apples criminals who are ready to go back to prison and aren't scared to take a life.
I feel like I could have a 20 year jeep conversation with this officer. More down to Earth than me. Amazing content
Greetings from Austria! Watching this gave me goosebumps! In the world we know that the USA has good and bad cops... so its super encouraging to see such a nice guy like you on the job! Keep up the great work!
We need more police like this, applaud his positivity and willingness to see everyone as regular human beings. Amazing
99% are just like this dude
Please do a part 2 with officer Robles you can tell he loves what he does and treats everyone with the upmost respect.
I really watched a 40 minute video, it was so good, this guy is incredible, and this answered my questions about this profession. Thanks for this!
You're an inspiration, man. Both tough and compassionate.
i miss my kids at work too man. seeing different families with their kids is heart warming.
This is a truly outstanding example of a officer! He was born to do this job
We definitely need a series with this guy 😭 I would watch every single episode.
Dude is one of the good cops and he doesn't take anything personal and does his job which all we ask for ..sure there's bad apples but these are the ones we need to protect and keep in the squad and you can tell by the rest of crew they follow what he does and he does an amazing job thanks brotha for your service
99.9 percent of cops are the so called hood ones. It’s time to hold citizens accountable for their actions. You wouldn’t be saying that the minute a thug runs away from him while punting a gun and the the cop shoots the thug. Everything went right this night.
This is by far THE most epic, informative, entertaining and exciting video I have ever seen regarding a profession.
Man, if you read this I bless you, your colleagues and your whole family and I hope you get to live the greatest of lifes. I really wish I'd meet you one day, though I think this is highly unlikely. However, I wanna say thank you for taking me along, I have always been curious about how the job really looks like. Not just the "Exciting" parts where a lot is going on but rather a realistic picture where I see how it's like to do some desk work etc.
I really appreciate you doing 15-16 hour shifts. I work as a train driver in europe and I'm already exshausted after 10-12 hours, especially when I have to work at night which my body doesn't take so well. You and your collagues do it like it's nothing and you don't even complain about it.
I have so much respect, not only for the job you do but for you as a person. I know on social media and TH-cam many things can be staged but something tells me that you're really a warm-hearted and nice person.
I also wanna say thank you to this TH-cam channel and everyone who helped creating this, this is a videographic masterpiece. Most of the time I'm just a silent viewer, give the video a like, look through the comments and that's it but I barely leave a comment myself.
But I find it more than disrespectful to not leave some words of appreciation because a few years back a documentary like that would've not been possible, technically speaking and it surely wouldn't have been able to watch for free. Thank you for this high quality content, you more than deserved a subscribe.
Everyone reading this, have a nice day.
This cop seems like a really good guy. I don't know if I could do his job but I really appreciated his insight. He explained so many things, so very well.
The silence, the focus, and the appreciation for every moment. It makes a true human being. God bless you and your teammates.
What he says about the DUI paperwork is true. I was discouraged when I first became a cop because it took so long but its clearly for the greater good and when you understand the benefit of getting drunk drivers off the road it almost becomes fun.
Yes
You think? I am very hesitant bc of it. But like i think being a coo would be cool.
@@tobiasmelgard2070 absolutely. dont be discouraged by something that is in reality just menial. as long as you love your community and take pride in honoring your commitment to the badge & people you have sworn to protect you’re good!
Can you summarize what you do during a DUI paperwork? Please
DUI cases require a number of roadside sobriety tests, and if the testing is not properly documented a good (meaning $$$) defense attorney can get the case thrown out. This adds to the paperwork.
As someone in school to become an officer some day, this was an amazing watch. I aspire to be like this officer.
Sooo GOOD..Very well put together!!!. Perfect Cop for The Show!!Made Respect to that Officer..
Sir I hope through the years your attitude doesn't change..what a blessing you are to your co- workers and community..All Gods best to you🙏
Because he is such a stand up dude and apparently a great officer, it terrifies me how quickly he walks up to rolled up windows during these traffic stops. Stay safe Officer Robles!
I was thinking the exact same thing lol, I imagine some of it is the editing and camera angles too. You see so many videos of traffic stops gone wrong in the matter of milliseconds, I don't see how they're not paranoid af at every stop they make and super cautious.
U needa remember being a cop is no more dangerous then sum average jobs ppl work so the chances somethings happens to him are really low, but he should always be careful regardless.
@@Pokah I don't know man it's pretty much the only profession where people are actively going out of their way to try and hurt you lol, sure some construction jobs might be more dangerous on paper but nobody is trying to cause you harm in any of them. Also cops have an alarmingly high rate of suicides, I've read studies about how the average person only experiences 2-3 critical incidents/traumatic events in their entire life where as cops experience that around every 6 months of service. Add that up over a 15 year career and I'm surprised more don't have PTSD.
@@WyvernX_ People are not actively looking to hurt police 🤦🏽♂️
@@Pokah I said it's the only profession where that happens
Such a professional. It's great to see the personal and work side of things. We need more stories like this.
Respect to you for putting the guy in car before you had the 7 year old get out & also helping that elderly woman get home. Good on you officer!
Officer Robles not only possesses the knowledge for his job, he has wisdom far beyond his years.
Thank you for being a good, honest and companionate cop.
I love and admire the teamwork and backing each other up as much as possible. Truly respect leo’s work in patrol. It’s a dangerous world and who knows what can happen at any minute
This is by far the best video I’ve watched for 2023. Best wishes to this officer. I would like a part 2, or even a season of this guy doing his job.
It's nice to see a "Day in the Life" LEO video from San Fernando PD, my very first law enforcement job way back in 1977. I was there for about 2 years until I was hired as a deputy sheriff further north in Tulare County. I used to kid my grandfather about the tactics and stories he told me that were so common in the 50s when he was a Mono Co. deputy sheriff. Now I can see how much has changed in the way law enforcement operates since I worked the streets of southern California. Stay safe out there Officer Robles!
Contrary to common belief cops are a lot less aggressive and physical with citizens these days. I grew up on the old 90s cops TV show and compared to today nobody would act like they used to on national television. Just compare LivePD to the old school cops.
Small world, I grew up in Tulare County and had family that were LEO there. Though I'm probably too young to have run into you while you were on the force if you joined up in 1979.
@@queuedjar4578 I enjoyed the years working as a deputy sheriff in Tulare County. I spent the majority of the time there assigned to the Porterville station. I lived in Springville and was fortunate to be given the opportunity to be a resident deputy there as well during part of my career. Ultimately, I moved up to WA state and spent the final 20 years of my law enforcement career working for WA state, which is a beautiful area to work in. Now retired with no regrets.
im an aspiring officer myself…so watching this video was extremely educational and helpful! god bless the work you do🙏
Man this cop is AMAZING! What a cool & respectful dude.
Dude should have his own show he's a awesome human being
Jeeps and Starbucks, lol! Thanks to San Fernando for allowing this episode to take place, and I hope they do this again. I looked the city up online, 23,000 residents in 2 square miles sounds a bit crazy! I guess on a good note all the officers know that city like the back of their hand. STAY SAFE!
It is a very small community in the valley. I think the clue is that on most nights there really is nothing happening. Most of the SF Valley is patrolled by LAPD Valley division and they cover areas that are quite busier.
Super cool to see an actual real officer and kind persons day to day life like this, usually its always some department approved person who is chosen to look good on their social media, this guy is genuine though, so cool to see!
Thank you for your service and all that you do to service your community 🙏
a kind, honest man, who does nothing but good for his community. exacty what a cop should be.
Eso es todo primo! Proud of you. ❤ the whole family is. Todo con cuidado
What a fantastic Officer. Respect to him and his team! Looks like a great family. Nice catch on the DUI too.
Thank you Cris for your service along with your colleagues across the city, nation and world.
May the Lord continue to bless you and your unit. Good work!
I really appreciate the respect you gave to people you spoke to. I’ve had very few times where I’ve had to deal with the police and each time they were egomaniacs or acted like they were above me.
I also really appreciate the DUI stop.
My friend was recently in an accident with a young woman who went over the curve, hopped the median and smashed into the front his 2022 Ram 1500 Sport. His vehicle was totalled but he swears the reason he’s alive is because it was that truck. If he was in the little Mazda 3 he owned just 2 months prior he thinks he wouldn’t have walked away.
I’ve always tried my best to make sure I’m not on the road on weekends between 00:00-06:00.
Thank you for your outstanding service and your mutual respect towards those you encounter. Keep it up, officer.
This team needs to another ride along video!!
Please keep them rolling!
BE SAFE
wow. The quality of this video was amazing. Please keep it up. And this is probably one of the most respectful and caring police officer I've seen. He seems very down to earth.m I love is saying do something that you love and not what others want. I almost never wanted this video to end. Please continue doing theses. Next should be a day in the life of a firefighter.
Respect to you officer being the most humble officer. We need more officers like this. Can’t wait until I become one myself soon. Definitely helps alot putting yourself in other peoples shoes. Never know what someone may be going through
Yes this is a great cop.You planning on being an officer soon. How old
This is awesome. I had a really bad experience with two cops once and it really soured how I viewed law enforcement but this is really cool seeing it’s just a cool guy like anyone else
Beautiful video, and amazing day in the life. What a chap and a great example of measured community policing. Bravo
Nothing but respect for this officer
This is like watching a vlog and a more personal episode of cops at the same time. Great camera angles and audio quality and whoever is editing is doing an amazing job👍👍👍👍👍
This guy is such a nice dude and him talking about jeeps is so fun and humble to see
I respect ALL your police officers and 1st responders no matter what! But it’s good to see an officer in shape and running and a good mindset. We need more!
Very humble and empathetic officer. He seems like a genuine dude
Excellent video really enjoyed it. Wishing Cris and his colleagues to be safe out there on the streets and to go back home to their loved ones. Greetings from Melbourne Australia
What a great Video Officer Robles and your team members rock. Exactly treat people with respect . We definitely need a part 2 with Mr Robles and thank you for your service.
This was a good video. Glad I ran across it. There are still good officers out there. May you always be protected and safe each day. We need a part 2.
Yes best cop ever👍🏽 respectful and professional especially taking the lady home and him remembering where she lives at 💯
Mad respect to you bro.
Aussie guy watching from Japan.
Stay safe and humble as you are!
I’m going to need a part 2, this video was awesome! Thank you!
Kudos to officer Robles and SFPD partners great video thank you for your service may god bless you all keep you guys safe
You mean LAPD
@@Cam.469 nah these guys are san fernando PD, not LAPD
@@bearmarco1944 well LAPD Is in San Fran do ca
@@Cam.469 LAPD is in san fernando valley but the city of san fernando is run by SFPD
SFPD is not san francisco police dept, here it means san fernando police dept
@@bearmarco1944 nope that’s not correct do your research
Thank you all officers for keeping the community safe. What a great video! It was put together really good. ❤
I'm happy to see that someone is showing the good that our police are doing for us
What a good Police Officer!
Thanks for serving and protecting!
Man you do a good job at what you do this video means a lot to me. Keep doing what you do and I thank you that you are always positive.
I've watched easiily multiple hundred so called "1st and 2nd amendment audits". Sometimes its hard to get out of this bubble. This Officer is an outstanding example of how policing should be done. It happens not that often, but I am lost for words how impressed I am with Robles!
This guy needs his own show!
We need more officers like this man. What a good cop. I like how he thinks about being real and being part of the community. I’m glad I watched this video. This guy seems like a very down to earth dude and wants to make a difference. That makes me happy.
99% are just like this dude
Watching this video was truly insightful, seeing you guys work has made my passion to become a police officer even stronger, truly, amazing work.