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@@2016HLF - Nice Catch - You know I actually would have mistook this State Police Vehicle for Fire Vehicle because of the Red Light's, here in New Hampshire (USA) our State Police Vehicle's are either all Blue Light's or Blue/White Light's in the front & Red/Blue Light's in the back, including the unmark's.

Its okay. Thank you for asking

Vielen Dank :)

Its was recorded in Manhattan. I don't know the rules there, but there come a lot of State Troopers with sirens.

Same

an dodge charger fire vehicle with an pushbar and spotlights. Alright?

Still would have to pull over whether if it’s FD or not.

@@captaindontre4140 too small of a town we don’t have much first responder traffic

@@captaindontre4140 - Yeah I know that.

That was not a Ford Crown Vic !!!

@@zxatl2003 did you not watch the video to the end?

So, i don't live in the usa. I would like to say the sherrif belongs to the Village, the state Police is like the federal Police in Germany and the State Trooper are also like the federal Police but just for the Highways

Sheriff is for a county and a state trooper is a member of the state police department. For example in a city police department the law enforcement official would be called an officer but for the state, they are called troopers. It helps differentiate who had jurisdiction

@@gabrielcooks Isn't a State Trooper a lower or a high rank Police Officer, like a Division or something or is it a seperate Department for the State?

Firstly, State trooper=State Police (May be called highway patrol or state patrol in some states). Sheriffs are elected law enforcement officers by locals in the county, which are responsible for some/all of the following duties: *Court security *Execution of court warrants, especially arrest warrants *Detention of pre-tried criminal suspects (county jails) *Law enforcement in unincorporated settlements and regions (I.e. areas that are not in cities or villages), as well as in contracted cities (Compton, CA is a good example of this, with the local police department was dissolved for corruption and incompetence) *Intercity transit security(For example, King County in Washington) *And *ONLY* in New York City, sheriffs are only tasked with economic crime investigation (as court security was dealt by state government, and pre-trial detention is done by New York City Corrections Department)

@@user-lc2nj2cn8d Appreciated man. ^^

There isn't many of them in the entirety of New York state, nevermind NYC alone.

@@unknown45754 you can thank amendment auditors and people who harass cops, many have quit or left due to it, it’s sad

@@TrooperMcflowOfficial yeah, i know. auditors think they're the shit nowadays because theres so much drama going on in the world and they think they should get involved as well. they're all scum the lot of them :)

@@TrooperMcflowOfficial Lol not the reason at all NYSP is only called into NYC on special operations and there are not many people upstate

@@GamingWithLenox thanks for letting me know

nysp has a jurisdiction over the entire state of new york, including new york city, nysp usually patrol highways like interstates and state highways but will occasionally assist local units

NYSP didn’t really patrol Nyc before Gov Cuomo, but he started the whole thing now. I used to live in nyc back in 2005-2007. We never saw NYSP in the city at all, I think maybe once or twice

its beautiful to me

Doesn't look old and ugly to me 🤷‍♂️

they just use tinted glass on their lightbars, makes them more identifiable where they usually patrol