What's INSIDE $80,000 Police Traffic Units
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we get a look at two vehicles from West Whiteland Police Department that together cost $80,000! This traffic unit is built up of a Dodge Durango and Ford F150. The Dodge Durango is unmarked and set up like a normal patrol cruiser, while the Ford F150 carries all of the traffic and inspection gear. The traffic unit greatly provides for the West Whiteland community, surrounding areas, and local events by making sure that the vehicles on the streets are safe! If you want to learn more about West Whiteland Police Department, please visit them at www.westwhitel...
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Yeah!!!! Law enforcement!! That 's what I wanted!!!! Amazing job guys! Regards from Spain!
it says everything about the department that they would rather hide and collect revenue from speeders than to place a marked unit as a speed deterrent. they dont care about your safety they want your money :)
@@LargeFarva125 Not true at all LOL
@@LargeFarva125 free tip: Obey the speed limit. I dont care that Cops hide their speed guns or not. You are supposed to drive under the speed limit with or withaut Police on sight
Great video! Thanks for incorporating our fellow officers
We have a couple more videos coming out from West Whiteland and hopefully a bunch more in the coming months
I like the law enforcement focus here, after a year of pure Fire/EMS It's nice to see something different.
Yeah, it’s been really hard getting into a police department. West Whiteland stepped up to the plate and gave us a ton of access to their station and vehicles so we have some more videos coming soon! Thanks for watching!
Check out the swat video, you would like it
There a great pd !!
I was behind that Durango on 100, didn't even realize it was a police car from behind. I realized it was a police car when it got behind a car that was weaving in and out of lanes and pulled it over.
thank you for finally putting a video about a police department, i love all the videos about fire departments, i was hoping you would make a video about a police department finally you did,thank you
There will be station cribs on police stations to coming. They are our brothers and sisters in EMS
@@HeroesNextDoor thanks cant wait for station cribs on police stations
That’s sick, I’m from Downingtown PA, I’m right next to Exton.
AWESOME thanks for the great job and services. I use to work out there Exton, Pa.
Love the Mr spud firefighter very quirky
I wonder what is the percentage of no violations found when making safety stops?
Very good question. I'll see if I can find out and get back to you.
Another Saturday morning, another Heroes next door video...
Thanks for watching
Nice, changing it up!
We need a SWAT one! Great videos sir
Working on that. Did you see the swat training days video?
@@HeroesNextDoor thank you, that video was truly amazing.
There a great pd keep up the great wrk be safe
I've watched three of these episodes that focused on three different patrol vehicles. I noticed that, in each case, you never asked the officer about the long gun (shotgun, rifle, etc...) that is kept in the vehicle. I am curious why that piece of significant equipment was omitted each time.
I wouldn’t mind driving a dodge durango as my cruiser when I become a cop later in life
I'm seeing Potato Head in 2 cars here 🤣🤣
hahaha Officer Pot love that
Love the law enforcement!!
Great work by the way keep the video coming :)
ah yes... finally the thin blue line gets some love
the Ford F-150 LX 4WD + 2.0 in. Lift 3.4 Biturbo V6 4-Dr Crew Cab Light Pickup Truck (LHD) could seriously do with a proper 2.0 in. suspension lift . . . reinforced chassis frame & body, beefed up suspension and other enhancements . . .
OK, I just started watching this channel and I love it. The only question I have is....... What's the deal with the little potato-head dude? LOL He shows up in every video I've seen... 😁
Go BLUE!!
Heck yea!!
I would be curious to know if the commercial inspections done by this PD are in line with FMCSA Regs. I ask because as a interstate commercial driver we are inspected at scales, and by State Troopers who are USDOT Certified Motor Carrier Enforcement Officers. I am hoping these Officers know the Regs and are not just assuming what is correct and what is not. Commercial Vehicles have a multitude of inspection points that are looked at during stops. I have never seen local PD performing DOT stops but it is interesting for sure
I know that there are only two officers that are certified to do the inspection and they have to take hours of classes before doing any stop
@@HeroesNextDoor The two officers who perform commercial inspections are certified MCSAP (motor carrier safety assistance program) officers who have recieved special training to conduct these inspections. This is all done in line with FMCSA regs.
Nice 😊 video
Will the traffic safety unit pull people over for speeding or a red light?
Yes, they can. They are fully sworn, officers
They need to do surveys on where all this useless traffic 🚦🚦⛔⛔ comes from ,be back stay at home order
How does the VSpec work?
Stay tuned to the channel cause in the station cribs episode they explain exactly that 😉
*not undercover, unmarked*
**Durango with nothing but a spotlight**
It's definitely undercover
Unmarked means its a plain vehicle with lights. Undercover is a civilian vehicle.
Atleast they have spotlight,in my township they have some that just look like regular civilian cars
It is an unmarked. It has a spotlight and the antennas, therefore unmarked. Undercover would have little to none police antennas, no spotlight, just there to blend in as a civilian.
Jinkies! I've got more traffic cones in my POV than in both of their traffic units combined. Also, I'm guessing that firefighting Mr. Potato Head isn't police department issued.
😂🤣
80k for steelies and no crewcrab lol come on. No way all that equipment accounts for the price tag.
You didn't ask what is up with Mr. potato head? lol
it's in a lot of the other videos
Do the Officers have take home vehicles ?
Only the detectives do. Patrol does not
In Ohio unmarked cars are not allowed** to conduct traffic stops due to the safety issues it causes. I believe it was in response to people feeling unsafe being pulled over by imposters.
Edit* it's up to the local sheriff to determine if the car is considered marked or unmarked. There have been discussions regarding if YSU's Ghost lettering is considered marked or not.
Edit 2** I misspoke, They are not to be used primarily for traffic stops, but as an example, the Chief's car is unmarked in my township and they can pull people over if they are on their way to work and see something dangerous. It's just that the officer or chief's job cant be primarily traffic enforcement. So "Bad Drivers of The NorCal Area" 's comment below is correct, an unmarked can pull you over, but can't be primarily traffic enforcement.
Is Ohio a state or a commonwealth?
This is not correct. Unmarked police cars are allowed to make traffic stops in all 50 states of the US. There are many states that say they cannot be used PRIMARILY for traffic enforcement, but there is not a single state that bans them from making stops.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 I Believe you are correct, I am definitely wrong in the way I described it. I will update my comment. Thanks!
@@HeroesNextDoor State, But per the commenter below (Bad Drivers of The NorCal Area) I am mistaken, its such that they cannot be "Primarily" used for traffic enforcement.
@@williamsparksjr.1212 Correct. They cannot be traffic enforcement units, but they can still perform traffic stops.
Mr Potato Head...
Yup
Imagine gavin seim doing these interviews 😅
Center console shifter--yikes.
Does 80K include a slop trough for the piggies?
What's that clicking I'm hearing mike
?
From the first car you looked at there was a clicking like turn signal type of sound
@@robertrussell7388 I'll check with the editor and see what happened. Maybe radio interference with my mic???
The ONLY reason township and city has there own DOT unit is for revenue,they get zero $ when it's the state doing it.
Speaking from experience there should only be 1 DOT and that would be federal officers,no state,no local.
Federal Motor Carrier rules and regulations are just that federal no state regulations or county should apply.
All to often many state to county level just "make it up" as they go.
Have had many state to local officials try and give me citations absolutely not in the Federal Motor Carrier rules or regulations.
Not only do I have to take it to court and I do win I have to also file a lawsuit against that Department for lost wages dealing with the issues,the expenses of my insurance going up and my CSA score to be fixed, this all takes time and money and a lawyer.
And in the case of a Arizona state DOT officer personally suing him for violating my constitutional rights.
All this could be avoided if some officers knew there job.
To be fair to law enforcement I have dealt with way more professional officers then not.
1 out of a 100 are usually assholes.
3:59 “if they are over 80,000 lb, I believe” 😂. The guy wasting trucker’s time should know what the weight is. I’m sure that’s not the only thing he guesses when he has you on the side of the road.
@@allen150 yea he's the kind your going to end up suing the dept over,why DOT should just be federal police and that's all they do.
If any commercial motor vehicle driver has ever gotten a ticket from this guy you can you this part of the video to help prove " incompetence on part of the inspecting officer".
A lot of people complain about the rules and regulations and Commercial Motor Vehicle Enforcement I really don't have a problem with them,I understand why alot of them are there,but I DO have an issue when it's guess work.
Please take into consideration this is this guy first time on camera and me just asking random questions can be a bit overwhelming if you have never done it before. The camera can make the best people stumble. At least he was willing to be open and transparent
@@HeroesNextDoor im.not really picking on the kid, it's just more of an example of how some of the system in complete BS.
And to be fair if he's flustered over a camera I really would encourage him to be more confident in himself especially if he's going to be doing that job.
I speak from a somewhat experienced position, 7 years with Coal Township Police Department before I sat my ass in a truck.
And before somebody asked me the reason why I quit is because I could not knowingly in good conscience violate people's constitutional rights as a law enforcement officer in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
@@thomaspavelko9412 for what it is worth I appreciate the time you put in. Hope you are doing well and staying safe out there. Thank you for watching. We hope you like the content cause there is a lot more to come. We have just started
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PA law requires permission from the private property owner, police may not just park themselves on private property without prior permission from the property owner. That's a no no here in PA. As for commercial motor carrier enforcement, PA state troopers in motor carrier and commercial vehicle enforcement do a lot of the enforcement. PA DoT officers also run enforcement, some local departments have commercial vehicle enforcement but many truck drivers have had issues with some of the officers not being trained properly in commercial vehicle rules and regulations. Usually local departments in PA like WWPD are located near heavy truck routes and tend to be more affluent and have more resources to help support them. As for speed enforcement VSpec, ENRADD, VASCAR and stop watches are not really something police should be using to time vehicles and do speed enforcement honestly as they are wildly inaccurate and dependent on too many human factors and local conditions. They also can be easily beaten in local district justice courts with simple math and some basic research and knowledge of PA Title 75 vehicle code which tells you the exact requirements for traffic enforcement. PA state police are the only ones to have radar guns as local police may not by law use them at all.
80k pounds you believe? If doing CMV inspections is a part of your daily routine wouldn’t you know that? I feel like they just grabbed a cop from the hallway of the department and said your going on camera. 😂
He was the rookie that got roped into helping us. He knows his stuff but was nervous to be on film 😉
@@HeroesNextDoor ha! Poor guy. It just caught my attention. I have been a truck driver for over 20 years.
if you need undercover units to catch criminals, you are a failure at your profession
After 10 ok s i had enuff
🤣😂
Sneaky Durango very unethical. I’ll never stop for unmarked. I’ll call 911 and make sure you are real police
It's not unethical it's safe. You are always welcome to ask for a marked unit they have no issues with that
It’s illegal for police to hide/sit on someone’s driveway/private property to patrol traffic. Perhaps it’s legal out in these okie doke states. Nonetheless, comical as per usual.
If they get permission from the home owner t then it’s not
So basically they harass hard working truckers who did nothing wrong
No one’s going to mention the unconstitutional stops to just “check” people?
They have the right to stop commercial trucks for safety. There is no violation??