Partner policing. Bring it back.

This video is a very special piece of history.

This is one of the best decades of policing in history in North America. But especially Canada.

Propper old school policing

Dude has the stache and has the shades. He’s a true cop. 👮‍♂️

Coming in late on commenting here. See the other comments are at least a year old, some much older. Still, good insights to take away. First, a cop continuously dealing with lower end of society. Criminals from any background for that matter. What he/she must have to see. Staying detached from experiencing justice evaded in court. The toll of shift work. Routinely taking abuse. Disillusionment if making a difference. On top of it all, the threat of violence. Probably more. Would I want to be a cop? Maybe if eighteen again, looking for a steady job with decent pay. Knowing what know now? No.

My old shift

I remember when we came to Toronto the police cars where yellow and the ambulances white with an orange stripe, i was only 10 years old.

I remember when we came to Toronto the police cars where yellow and the ambulances white with an orange stripe, i was only 10 years old.

Primary care paramedic Ontario here are the history can’t how far we’ve come to today’s equipment and skills

" I'll let myself OUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT." 8:17 " Bonus Ehhhhh?" lol

What does what the chief said over the radio mean? " CAR 7 OFF"?

I really injured this video. Amazing video 🫶🏾

59:43 🤣🤣🤣🤣 type writer

I love watching videos on law enforcement from the 80s and 90s

The Newfie guy with the dart 🎯 face smoked 🤣

Is police constable Lyn Chapman Still alive?

"Ok we're gonna roll on this" is what I will say before I do anything from now on.

That's a BLS Unit!? Just asking because they have no ALS equipment and don't seem run emergency calls... 🤷

I grew up in Ajax... does anyone have any footage or audio of the siren that went off around 9pm at night to let the kids know to go home, and I think the street lights used to flash off and on to let kids also know to go home. Also, you mentioned the memorial of the ship but does anyone have any footage of the memorial FIRE that burned at the Library just off Harwood? I was a kid before St Andrews burned down. I attended Parkside elementary school and lived in the furthest south white apartment building there across the road. Not sure what years the siren or hooter went off every night around 9pm but it seemed to go out across all of Ajax. I wonder when they stopped that too. So many memories. I would assume this would be around 1974-1979 era... as I DO remember those things... not sure when the flame went out and the siren stopped...

wow back when people remembered to move over to the right....thats shocking

“Over”

This was also the “heyday” of the AIDS and crack epidemic. Bob sure took his job seriously, yet while still maintained some bit of sense of humor for his patients…. @4:21 when he said, “you still have a good sense of humor eh? Rest happily Bob and the good ol’ 80s era.

Wow those old mobile and portable radios really interfered with the TV cameras.

17:25 does anyone know why the car has both a telephone and a radio handset?

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0:41 … and I’m already in stitches over that horrible 80’s drum beat cliche and synth stab intro… 😂 🍿

Damn I miss the good old days before cell phones and the internet took over! I'd give ANYTHING TO GO BACK!

From what I've seen so far, that hit NBC medical/action series of the 70s, Emergency!, is very close to what I'm seeing here from Toronto in 1987.

I wonder if CNAs and "nurses" back then at nursing homes also told them the lines, "not my patient, I just got here" or "Idk, they were fine 20 minutes ago".

It's sad, what the Chief was saying about "It's brutal when you're following them, cuz you don't know what they're going to do. Years ago, people used to pull to the right, now some of them pull to the right, some of them pull to the left, some just come to a dead stop right in front of you. When a firetruck is 17-18 tons, it's scary." Still rings true, if not even more true. Materials firewise is also even more true, the risks of cancer continues to grow even heavier.

Why don't they have pull out foldable ramps at the back of the ambulance to easily push a stretcher into it rather than having to lift the stretcher each time?

Nice retro vid. Amazing. I wish I saw more vids like this.

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Their backs... not missing the old stretchers.

18:08 patient completely blackboarded, spine not immobilized. Brilliant.

My god..😮 stretcher’s used to be jokes..😂

We need more of this in schools, TV, billboards, and cell phones

Hi there! This is awesome! I was competing here in the novice division and we won!! Unfortunately, I have lost my video in a move and I was wondering if you have any more footage of this event? I'm trying everything to find another copy!!!! So sad if I cannot find one, or maybe you know someone who has the full event video. I will try CTV too I think.

It’s so great to see the streets where I grew up. 41 Division was just demolished and they started construction of the new building which will be completed in 2025.

I think the biggest difference with the police force now is the police chiefs are more like politicians, where back then the chiefs were more in control of the way the police force was run.

Gem of a video man fascinating loved it! Thank you for sharing this awesome video ❤

New boot goofin! 👢👢👢

Wile the officer was walking away the kid said he would murder somebody dome day. Im dead

I love the old emergency shows these shows inspired me to one day work as a firefighter for my town

Thankyou emergency squad for all the great work you do for us everyday most appreciated.Take care.

Very professional officer!!

Love the massive woodgrain center console... i miss that stuff

I have been permedic sense 2011

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