Thanks Sarah, that means a lot. - Constable Hurn.

Even if it's just one kids mindset you change, I'm glad you're doing good things with such a powerful role. I'm glad you saw my comment - you deserve the praise, seriously!

How Hose

boring after 2-3 years at front line. low pay too

zheng man don’t be w buzz kill

@@zhengman2799 You know after 2 years you can join any sub, aye mate. Don't have to stay front line bro,

@@zhengman2799 Are you even a Police officer bro?

lol

That's the job, it's partly why I wanted to end like that. It takes a little while to swing your head around sometimes how different your days can be. - Constable Hurn.

It was one of my favorite days at work so far. - Constable Hurn.

Thanks! This is exactly why I wanted to make this content, thanks for the feedback! - Constable Hurn.

I love night shifts, they are my zone! Our roster is kind, 2,2,2 early,lates,nights so you kinda just slide your sleep pattern later and later each week and then earlier and earlier on days off it's not too bad. Keep fighting the good fight mate. - Constable Hurn.

I miss stopping at the BP at 4a.m. to fill up in a busy shift. Right when they're doing the pastry changeover and there's cheap Danish and donut treats going cheap!! Doing 2-2-2- is not too bad then; similar to our shifts (D,A,A,N or D,A,N,N mostly with the occasional D,D,A,N). AFP did blocks of days then afternoons then nights. Rotating through in one block is easier. What about roster projection with NZP? Is it a crappy 6 weeks typical of police? With QAS it's a kinder 13 weeks. Take care out there!! I'm still looking for some more patches for your collection.

Always tough jobs, thanks for the support. - Constable Hurn.

@Jasmine Ward what school do you attend

Jasmine Ward hey jasmine I see you are trying to protect your privacy that’s great I do the same, but I just wanna give you a friendly reminder even saying something simple as Christchurch people could find out where you live, unfortunately there is some sick people out there wishing you all the best to your journey to the police force good luck

Jasmine Ward Change your username on KZfaq to something other then your name please.

Sad that’s all you have to aspire to

Be a good one.

Actually one was eating southern style chicken bites that cost him $1.10 😝

Special guest in the backseat in cuffs lol

Different countries, same shifts, same gas station food! - Constable Hurn.

I reckon a lot of commercial food in NZ isn't that hygenic (especially dodgy takeaways, gas station food, burger joints etc) - an upset stomach would be the worst while on patrol.

juandenz2008 I don't know about how hygienic it is, but fast food seems to be a staple

Are you in the states or elsewhere Real Police Talk?

Bryan Frechette States..

Thanks Iron, those jobs normally go to Sergeants but it is something I'd like to do one day. - Constable Hurn.

o7 - Constable Hurn,

U need a life lol

Holly Hurst I’m 15, from Liverpool and In the same situation as you. Good luck 👍

Jamey _M thanks! You too 😊

Im from Liverpool too, currently working for Merseyside Police, if you ever need any guidance let me know

@@PhilThomasTV i appreciate the reply. Just wondering, how do you apply for the police force? I've been on your recruitment website but it isn't working.

Jamey _M you need to be 18, search Merseyside police job train on google. They are currently recruiting for officers but it’s very rare. Have you considered police cadets? It’s a programme in your first year of sixth from year 12. I found it a great way to understand the police service

You get used to them, it feels really normal now. We're actually get a newer designed one soon, once I get it I'll do another gear update and show it off. - Constable Hurn.

I couldn't believe it, let's hope they don't keep going up like the petrol. - Constable Hurn.

Petrol and nugget prices always seem to go together lol

@@magesnz I hear you lol, just like Petrol tax + GST+ Auckland Fuel Surcharges. :-)

im doing just that

It's one of the best parts of the job! - Constable Hurn.

MurderousGeek , moral.

Reckon you mean 'moral' mate :))

BobaFett MTB oops hahaha

@@meowful1854 lol np :D

Company card, that's why we always fill up at BP. - Constable Hurn.

@@newzealandpolice Thanks Constable Hurn!

That's a dumb curious answer. Of course they are allowed!! 🙄 Stupid ass question. They can have fun and relax on there days off duty..

T. L yeah can agree with you on your answer being “dumb”and a very rude answer as well. Hope Johnny or one of the police workers see’s your comment, because I know for a fact they wouldn’t appreciate your language. Have a nice day

Maybe a what I eat in a day should be made? - Constable Hurn.

Gas station I guess .

It's all about planning Ronald. - Constable Hurn.

Finn Shane ended up being such a weirdo, hated his guts

I'll show you when it happens, another few weeks yet. - Constable Hurn.

I like this one Pain is just weakness leaving the body

I don't really care, plenty of people calls me worse, there are some words I'd rather not hear but even them you've just gotta let go. - Constable Hurn.

It's short for Warrants of Fitness (WOFS) which all vehicles need to have ensuring they are roadworthy :)

@@katk9 Yep, haha easy to confuse with Warrants to Arrest but we've got different slang for that. - Constable Hurn.

It's the ignition bypass, lets the car run without the keys in but cuts out if you try move it. - Constable Hurn.

To build on Constable Hurn's comment. You press the ignition bypass button and the engine keeps running when you're in park and take the keys out. If you don't put the key back in, when you press on the brake pedal the engine will stop. So you can run the car with the keys out, but not drive it.

Ive done security at clubs in Sydney Australia for the last 3 years, and legit full moon nights are the worse. People do silly things and Drink more ffs

@hello ive been to a few partys on a full moon a couple years ago. Every single one ended badly

I know a few personally, although the total number isn't something I know. - Constable Hurn.

@@newzealandpolice That's awesome! If you ever get a chance to ask a question, could you please ask how do they typically deal with having to wear a turban in their helmets?

I think you can call the NZTA, I'm not actually sure. - Constable Hurn.

@@newzealandpolice Yep, that's correct: "How do you know how many demerit points you have? You can call the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) on 0800 822 422 and apply to obtain the following: Demerit Points and Suspension History Report: the details of any demerit points or demerit point suspensions which have been recorded on your licence record within the last seven years. Demerit Point Summary: a printout of any active demerit points recorded on your driver licence record. Active demerit points are points for offences incurred within the last two years or are points for which the licence holder is currently suspended. NZTA may charge for this service." - www.police.govt.nz/faq/how-can-i-get-a-copy-of-my-driving-record

Alex will be happy to hear that. - Constable Hurn.

And they're $1 in Devonport on the shore

next up is one tree hill

Yeah basically everything is funny after a night shift! - Constable Hurn.

Hahaha so good to see. Keep having fun and look forward to next weeks vid