Drive along with adult probation in Lycoming County
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2020
- As an adult probation officer, Sara Johns often meets people during the worst period of their lives.
Johns and her partner Aaron Geiser spend a lot of time as a sounding board for their parolees, answering questions, telling them what they are, and are not allowed to do, or receiving updates about their struggles and achievements. Most of the pair's time is spent outside the office, driving from house to house, checking in with their parolees. As adult probation officers, their job walks the fine line between counselor and enforcer.
Thank you all for what you do stay safe out there 💙💙
How often are you in the field?
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Excellent spot here PULSE, thank you..
Adult babysitters.
Faxs
You never been on it on bullshit charges
@@devmister3736 Print!
Why does that county want their probation officers to look like cops?
That doesn’t seem helpful at all.
Same protection and they're easily ID'd. Probation work can be dangerous as well.
Wow can I relate to wat she said I wake up everyday now not addicted to shit and my constant anxiety and depression keeps me from being normal
Dont do stupid crap and you wont have to deal with folks like this
They need more of these officers
no
So you have a partner? I thought it was done usually solo
Officer safety, for their own personal welfare (going home tonight) and from keeping from catching lawsuits for legal safety.
March 13 2024 6:31 pm
We need Parole Officers to keep the community safe. They’re the backbone of order and safety. Just imagine this world without police or parole officers?!
Lol world will better without police or parole officer
Yes imagine a world where people serve there time, then dont do a second sentence
@@pikachurose3067 back the blue trump 2024
@@pikachurose3067 lol what a dumb statement.
You ought to come to Plattsburgh New York. You will not be saying that here.
Lmfao c'mon now, with these two. Gingerbread man on they ass 🤣
She said it correctly and it’s all about your attitude and how you’re approaching them. Nothing wrong with doing your job but when you’re abusing your power or job position to make them feel worse than they already are 9 times out of 10 you’re gonna get a mouthy attitude back. If you’re violent towards them some people are gonna respond back with violence. Treat people with dignity and respect and most likely they’ll do the same. For aggressive and violent offenders they shouldn’t be on the streets for them to have the opportunity to attack you or others. Not everyone is able to be rehabilitated and they get a taste of freedom and you come talking about a warrant for your arrest it can turn ugly really fast 😢💯
Sure, like convicts are all wonderful and rational people 😂
@@zippymufo9765like I said she’s explaining it right. Is you mad? 😂😂
They can't stand you cause you show up and threaten people a violate rights your not gonna show that on camera but your ganna show up and pound on a door wow
That's their job 😂 maybe don't break the law? Idiot
Call them and tell them to knock really softly n give hugs more often
I can’t stand scumbags living in my neighborhood. Love to see probation rolling through. It’s like the cockroach scattering when the lights are turned on
Bro what’s your problem there parole officers they are just checking on the Imamate that got out of prison it’s basically house arrest
He must be a criminal, that’s why all the hate, lol
Riding around hassling the hell out of people looking for a reason to throw them back in jail. There I fixed the title!
Well they're Probation Officers.. that's what they do?
How about don’t give them a reason?? That is always our hope..
You probably drink and drive then blame the cops for “harassing you”
Follow the rules or go serve your sentence in the jail. Pretty simple choice.
They are parole officers they check up on the inmate after getting out of prison to make sure nothing bad happens
That's disrespectful to the neighbors knocking on the door like that