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very underrated video more people need to see this! thank you for your service.

First off, I love your creativity with the video+telling your story. I agree that in some cases people don't like being told what to do which makes them get defensive at times. Me as an individual I really like someone being direct and giving me directions (whether it's law enforcement or coming from a peer). I posted my first video last month and a close friend gave me some feedback. It was very direct and I respected that. Even though the video was not for them, the fact they were comfortable telling me was huge for me. Thank you for your service, it looks like you also have a passion for youtube; love that!

Sick video, looking to become an officer myself.

It's not about being told what to do. If you don't respect someone of course you're not going to listen to them. No one is going to respect someone who is legally allowed to lie to you to get the answers they want from you, or isn't held to the same standards and being punished and prosecuted the same way any citizen would be. I respect you for striving to be one of the good ones and trying to change the stigma. Police are hated because the "good cops" don't hold the bad ones accountable. Police as a whole get away with way too much in regards to doing their jobs improperly, or receive special treatment when they've done something wrong simply because they're an officer. Officers should be held to a HIGHER standard than civilians and be kept on an even tighter leash. You are given a position of authority and need to respect the power you have rather than abuse it like most officers do. You're PUBLIC SERVANTS after all, right? Without tax payers, the police would not be funded. Police DO hide things, through "internal investigations" and paid administrative leave until the publicity of their negative actions dies down. There is no transparency, and no independent prosecution. There is no accountability if an officer can be removed from the force in one jurisdiction, and just move cities and repeat the same toxic process. There is no malpractice similar to doctors where if you have reason to be removed, you're barred from that position and have serious consequences. Until things like this change, I don't think officers will ever be viewed as someone who's actually trying to protect and serve the community. Poor response times, straight up ignoring certain calls or reports about petty crime/theft, the list goes on. Many times a victim doesn't feel like a cop is actually going to improve a situation. Again, thank you for trying to be the change you want to see, but you as an officer need to put HEAVY pressure from within to make these changes a reality. Being a good cop is not enough if you're not willing to advocate and fight for change within the force and actively remove the terrible, corrupt cops that fill a lot of precincts across the US. Best of luck, and stay safe.

I’m surprised this doesn’t have 10k Views

Thank you, Mori. You have a sub from me, dude.

Currently in college pursuing my CJ degree and would like to enter the law enforcement world. It's kinda been my goal for years now, but recently with all the backlash towards LEO's I'm starting to feel myself sway away from it. It's something i would love to do, but i dont think i can say i would lay my life on the line for people these days just to be disrespected both alive and dead or by taking an oath and swearing under it or not. Being the worlds best officer does not please people and unfortunately still puts the same target on your back as those who are corrupt or just bad people in general. Because of this i feel completely lost at times and am wondering if military would just be the best option. Ive never really been skilled at any sort of hands on work and cant see myself being a blue collar/tradesman. Also, sitting behind a desk all day would be depressing and just doesn't seem ideal to me. If you would like to share any advice/tips it would be greatly appreciated and hopefully keep my head clear.