This video is designed to give potential police candidates an idea of what the job can entail.. some of it is graphic enough that I asked Top to Ok it before I posted it, but I thought with all the discussion that pops up on here concerning why cops sometimes act the way they do, it was worth posting...


http://blutube.policeone.com/Clip.as...C7FAB5FBFEBD7F

 

All candidates should see that, for that matter all should see it, coincidentally, brother-in-law is retiring today after 25 years as a cop, did the swat thing, bomb squad, motor cop, trained new cops on motors. Family always worried about the worst but he made it and congratulations to him.

 

And THANKS to all of those that choose to protect us, as thier career.

 

Thanks for the video, kinda shows ppl a different light. Nobody ever wants to put themselves in an officers shoes and see the obvious potential for danger that's present all day everyday.

 

I enjoyed that to. Put alot of time into making that.

 

Excellent Vid Thanks!! Back the Blue

 

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Thanks Chris! I enjoyed that seeing that alot. Back the Blue!

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Just found these videos from a tv station. The skid pad is just one of over a dozen driving tests. The skidpad vehicles have roll cages and the students where helmuts. There is a second brake pedal on the passenger side. The rear tires are slick. The asphalt is sealed and hosed down. The instructor induces a skid and the driver has to prevent the vehicle from turning around 180 deg. or more.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=AHp01ojMgrg&feature=related

http://youtube.com/watch?v=nDw0BKH9grQ&feature=related
Also found this. One of my sergeants is on the E.S. team. They were at the Camp Grayling Nat'l. Gaurd base training all last week. Somebody caught them at lunch time in the parking lot and posted it already.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=it5IZGYdQKA

 

Thanks for the video. Mule Skinner thank your BIL for devoting 25 years of protecting us. Keith

 

Thanks for posting the video Chrisreyn, too bad most people will never taste the sadness and fear of the inherent dangers and tragedies of your job, or never know the security, safety and friendship found only within the brotherhood.

Do it safely,


Tim