It's a no brainer.

sandwhen?

Yup, Sgt. Grey really stands up for his "family". His force and the people the work under and for him.

Which ep?

Well they gotta eat 😂😂

that would be funny af

@@cherylcecil5615 It just popped up in my head. Thanks for commenting!

lol

i would fall off my chair cause of laughter🤣🤣🤣

⁠bro i would’ve laughed so hard the cops would stop to wonder where the sound was coming from

Bruhh yooo this was funny 😂

lol

Imma pretend i laughed as an alien. Ueheueehhvhhsbsseheiwhbeusbeshshsx

That’s true I did

Lol that may got hurt then other office told him it said “are you good” me 👍

Yo,yo,yo,yo you call an Uber !!

😂😂😂

Xd

I think Grey would be lucky to get one star with the service XD

any idea what episode

@@aminolamacarampat588 I think it was the greenlight episode or idk.

Hopefully, that makes the criminal less inclined to try and light'em up.

😂😂

Lol

Yes

That’s why their sergeant is a fucking joke lmfao

He seems so cold to Nolan

@@agenttriplettt4106 in the beginning I could kinda understand Nolan was the new guy on the block and frankly grey probably saw him as a bit of a joke considering his age. However this definitely changed as the episodes went on. Also as Nolan started to prove himself that outlook changed.

@@Mcherri that's good to hear, thank you!

Same

Labor.......*quietly* must of been hell

I laughed cus of his pain of his nuts

Same

Are you a Karen?

David with a granny who kicked him in the balls

Im 13 and I wanna be a cop and idc if I embarrass myself aslong as I get to do what ive literally always wanted to do😂

If you watch s.w.a.t. Then your name is the best f.b.i. Agent Isn't that enough

You should never let things get in your way if doing things. Its better to attempt than regret things in life. I went to community College after high-school became a pizza delivery guy and then dropped out of school quit pizza and tried to be a pro poker player, had some good times but unfortunately the money ran out and I wasn't as good as I thought I was. Joined the army at 24, best fucking job I ever had. Travel all over the U.S. including Iraq, kuwait, Syria, Germany, Netherlands, Korea. Got out of the army, in school currently for criminal justice to be an police officer in Nevada. Im 27 now, ill tell you this. From all the things I've done so far I would not go back in time to change it or regret my experience. "If you’re always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be." - Maya Angelou

@@Honeypieasmr15 i wanted to be a gardai [police] but i am too anxious and too scared to put myself out there

I LOVE THIS COMMENT

So a 95 year old in shape can join the LAPD?

@@o5-18 They probably won't let you join after 50 unless you're a transfer from another department. But Leo Thalasetes was 90 years old and still a cop in Florida. He never once fired his gun. Look him up.

@@MondoBeno One, interesting, two, it was a joke

"California has no age cap, as long as you're in shape." That is the right way to go. Age doesn't matter, as long as you go through the same shite as the younger ones and still come out on top.

I've never seen this show either and I had to double take on the title cause of how he treated those other cops. I guess they accidently put a "bad" in the title.

The guy that got hit in the balls Is officer nonlan

@@janeoconnell2174 *nolan

You have to watch the show to fully understand why he's like that

@@orangutan3530 Yeah, in the end he just wants what's best for his officers and the community in general

@Stephen Smith I would disagree with you. Are there officer who don't necessarily exercise civil discourse. It would be naive of me to suggest otherwise. Yes, I have seen officers exchange looks and insults with some potentially dangerous individuals. It's pointless and immature. I understand it and those officers are told they're reacting out of fear. It's important for them to control their fear. Failure to do so could result in an escalation. It's completely different now with Dashcam and body worn cameras. Their actions can be reviewed and scrutinized for any policy violations. Officers go through training to help them develop their communication skills and to be come confident in handling disputes. I'm cognizant of the fact everything I do is being recorded. I'm recording, bystanders are recording, security cameras in businesses etc.. it's helpful to be well trained in self defense and weapons. It is equally important to be knowledgeable of the law, explain my actions to the party involved. The officer will be extremely confident to perform his duties. Above all stay in control of your emotional state. Keeping this in mind, the situation always dictates my initial response. The mobile data terminal in my car provides critical information which may determine a tactical response.

@mike force I'm just giving you perspective on what I've seen and what I know. You might not agree, but I think it serves it purpose.

@mike force in the first place, it's used as a tool. It's to determine if the officer can handle criticism. It allows a supervisor and the officer peers to see his communications skills. It's not Marine Corps Boot Camp. It's a test to determine whether the officer can show humility. I think you would have to agree. Especially in today's anti-police climate it's exactly what's needed. It also exposes weaknesses and character flaws.

@mike force it's obvious to me you don't care or respect the views of others. Mike you're probably the first one to become indignant when someone criticizes your views. Mike did you ever think that's why there's so much divisiveness in this country? You've inadvertently exposing your own character flaws. You're condescension and your need to control others to further your own twisted and distorted ego. It's really sad and I'm embarrassed for you. You need psychological counseling and I'm hoping you get help.

@mike force you deal in divisiveness and hate. I'll let you get back to looting and destruction of innocent people's property.

If Grey was on Law and Order SVU, he,wouldn't fuck Ice T like that!!

@@terrybradford418 Ice T ain't play no games in SVU.

Incase needed,like driver takes off,its quicker to get in,grab rifle/shotgun or to take cover etc

@@aidanbegovic9584 If there is a shotgun in the police vehicle why would it be a good idea to leave the door open and turn your back on it? That gives anyone the ability to reach in and grab it.

@@ddragontrainer you have to pay attention to context,who is on the street,how far are they from your car,which direction are they walking etc etc. In this case nobody was outside so nobody is gonna go for it,if people were outside and if the cop car was further back I can guarantee that the he would've closed the door and also 9 times out of 10 the gun locks need a key which is in the officer....

Criminal could have grabbed there long guns

I know I fogot who but some was told off for leaving there car open so....

Concealment. Doors won't stop bullets so it will hide you but not actually protect you.

@@LordNinja109 I know that metals not thick enough where as the engine block is why'd you'd park it at a angle you'd be able to take cover behind the engine but yes you'd leave it open because they wouldn't be able to exactly pin point where you are behind it but you'd likely use that blind spot to get behind the car for better cover

@@LordNinja109 police cars actually have ballistic panels in both front doors

He's gonna want that looked at.

Well... i guess it reminded him of his younger self...

Except he is not gay 😅

I don't know he was a prick to Nolan for the first three episodes.

@@seancollins7447, gotta' be good to be bad.

@@seancollins7447 it's part of his job, he has high standards for his department and you need to realize that Nolan came in to the department as the oldest rookie so he had valid concern about Nolan being on his force.

Mr Durva he was a jerk and biased!! He’s much more realistic this year. Strict but understanding.

@@janehartsock701 uh no.....that's actually how the police departments are ...they need to ensure that the rookies are ready for what they will see or the things they may have to do

I wonder if there's a black version of Tiger Woods???

Griffin Honrado not fully black tho, he’s black and samoan

@Griffin Honrado Wtf? No

@Griffin Honrado ok

This is roadblock from gi joe (the guy that looks like dwayne johnson

I agree but, At the time of this upload that may have been a spoiler.

Or being humiliated, rather.