So glad for this one…I’ve always wondered how certain officers can know/memorize certain models without looking at the labels, especially while many of these new vehicles are designed across various brands are so very similar looking!

Smart move to use the vehicle types from the collision form - standardises language so everyone listening to the radio is on the same page, and helps to avoid potential discrepancies in descriptions that sometimes don't play well to a jury.

I think one of the main pillars that make a good law enforcement officer are good communications and videos like this that promote this skill are absolutely helpful. Thank you!

Wow Am I glad I found this channel, This is the type of stuff I worry about sometimes, or think about or hinder myself with things in general. Thank you! Cant wait to learn more from you. - David Paul

Thank you, free field training. Also, excellent presentation for us in neighborhood watch-type groups or just solo citizens. It's called "community policing" for a reason. Communication and assistance circulating among police and civilians #CommunityPolicing

It does get irritating to listen to my police scanner and say they're in pursuit of a Hyundai Accord or a Toyota Sentra etc. I even heard a Mercedes Grand Cherokee once. But, I am a HUGE car guy. Plus so many of these cars look alive these days. Great video!!! 🚔👮🏼💙

You know this was a cool conversation for me because I know cars like that but I never understood other people couldn’t match cars years, make and model off the top of their head

Thx for being a Cop, I don't have what it takes, not even close!!

Love your videos

A white truck could also refer to the Sandia National Laboratories Safeguards Transporter. If local police are dealing with that situation though... Things have already gone *disastrously* wrong.

Lot of this I did, Whats the best way t9 deal with Micromanagers and People who throw you under a bus to save face while under duress, Its specific but something I noticed with c3rtain WC's and Majors.

10/10

If the RP (Reporting Person) gives a specific make, model and color of a vehicle, do NOT pull over a different make and model of vehicle. You have no RAS (Reasonable Articulable Suspicion) at that point and just a color will not stand in court. Someone might test you because they know they did nothing wrong and have a dash cam. You think they’re being defiant or not cooperative and you tell them to get out and so on. Those other officers that you are talking about are educated. A civil rights suit will be on your city attorney’s desk before you know it.