1:30 warnings are nice but either lying about stopping or not even realizing what you’re doing imo should disqualify from a warning. at least put it as a written so it’s on record. idk how she didn’t realize she didn’t stop at all and in front of a car going down the road while there’s ice on the road

"On what tho?? On what tho?? On what tho" Guy is one of the smart ones. LMAO Moron extraordinaire.

"I'm 100% buying this game" this ain't no game😡

Is there any chance you could get Captain Pauls on the podcast? Thanks again for the great episode .

We were at Lifest in Oshkosh and it really came down. Flash flooding. Ended up missing For King and Country 😢. Walked through water that was over my shoes down in places to get to our car.

I love the no drama approach I enjoyed the video.

Stay safe everyone! God bless

Crazy. It was bad here in Neenah too.

Cool but 80s soundtrack... um, no.🙄

3:37 Officer: I want to flordia me: WDYM?

Gives a whole new meaning to taking your dog fishing.

Amazing!

This my hometown. These guys are gay asf. I got a picture of me on top of a Wausau pd car at the fair tho 😂

Linus Tech Tips if he was a cop

the first is the best officer in the world fr

"everything hurts. dont get old kids: had my dying

18:20 invincible cameraman strikes again

Holy Yooper accent! Lol

All in a day's work 😊

Well I have powers so sorry Ms blue. Good luck Ms charms 🚺🔑🛋️

Tell officer holder, he is a hot soulless ginger!

Interesting podcast, would have liked to have reviewed actual case law (graham v connor) a bit more on use of force and how the department has implemented or trained to the reasonableness rule. Also would be very fascinating to explore how WPD conducts use of force review boards. Would suggest interviewing one SME at a time as the conversation flows better and perspective is consistent.

Wonderful officer

It is true that sometimes police officers make poor decisions, but It is easy for the "armchair quarterbacks" to criticize a use of force when they aren't having a make a split second decision that could make the difference between life and death. Thank you for risking your lives to keep our community safe.

I visited this city about seven years ago. Nice place, but way too cold for me.

Great Video WITH ETHAN LOL

And THEY wonder why they get taken to the ground. 😂😂

The neature walk bit was top tier lmao

8:15 YO is that a real carbon hood? fpiu lookin smexy

Officer: Hey Police here the Reason why i stop you is your fail to stop at a Stop Sign. Idiot: Noooo i do a full stop get out check my wheel pressures and look a half a hour in all 600 Direction! I swear Officer. Officer : -.-

Guys are out here doing my dream job.

Thanks for sharing. Thank you for your service.

From the thumbnail I thought this was FiveM

How do I approach a female officer as a single man?

Love you people!

Cool!

Hello Wausau PD!

editor cooked on the intro

Very fascinating, thanks for sharing Jon! Would love a part 2 that talks about the requirement and training that takes place in evidence collection. Would be fun to see the compare and contrast and also best practice in terms of the patrol officer capabilities in training them for evidence collection. Description methodology and background.

STOP GIVING THESE TYRANTS MONEY WOW

Great job you guys

Accident after Accident after Accident typical small-town security

Good video! Officer Holder is such a great guy, Keep up the good work and stay safe out there!!

What state are you in? Where is this city located? How large is the Department?

Bro I can't be the only one though it was gonna be a game

A supervisor who had been there 20 years already told me exactly this, from 10-8 to 10-7 that shift, that uniform is your sheild from everything. Let the uniform get dirty, let the uniform wear it all for u and when u are done for that day, u are just u again. Think superman 🦸‍♂️, vs Clark Kent. Thats the only way u work this job is to leave it with your uniform. Your cape.

Fatals stick with u. At 6 years old my dad and I stopped as county first responders, first on scene, and my dad checked on the driver of the rollover. He pointed to me to check the passenger. I saw his wife alive, head pinned out the window & a look of shock on her face as the weight of the car chopped her head off. It rolled into the ditch like a 🏀. I'll never forget it. So I know exactly how you feel.

Not sure how I ended up here, but this was very cool. The SRO was professional and respectful, he seems like a great guy. Awesome story with DET Bertram, cool background and history.

Wow this was actually fascinating to listen to. Who would've thought some place I never heard of has this story/culture/mindset. I found this podcast randomly with the SRO interview of DET Bertram and really enjoyed it. No fancy stuff, just getting to know some great cops so far.