POLICE Officers Must Know This About Foot Pursuits!

[@andresparodi7921]

Foot pursuits are one of the most dangerous things in my opinion. As a police officer, u never know if the suspect will shoot you once he turns into a corner or pull a knife and stab you when you less expect it😢

[@The10CodeMindset]

They can definitely get really dangerous, really fast. Don’t cut corners, know your location, stay in shape, and keep training.

[@andresparodi7921]

@@The10CodeMindset thanks

[@nicholassanders8163]

Thank you so much for this! It was very helpful and gave some very good insight and thought to it! I’m still looking at getting into law enforcement too so I just got to get back into working out mostly but thank you again!

[@The10CodeMindset]

Im grateful you found the video helpful! Yes, get back to the workouts 💪

[@4everquan0wpse]

Love the video man . Can I ask y’all something so I’m 23 years old , I have got two misdemeanor charges, but one is including a misdemeanor carrying a concealed deadly weapons charge. Which is eligible for expungement now . I have always wanted to be a police officer I honestly fell down the wrong path for a while but that’s a different story anyways I’m back on my feet and want to be a cop still it’s what I believe I was born to do but I’m wondering if I’m even able to become one with my prior charges it’s really discouraging and I hope I can still do what I was born to do you know . So that’s my question. Btw I’m in Louisville Kentucky so I understand if you don’t know the full technical answer. But just wanted to ask you cause I love your videos .

[@The10CodeMindset]

Thanks for commenting and I'm grateful you like the videos. I am going to give credit where credit is due and I think that maybe, Ken Roybal host of The Police Applicant Podcast would be a good resource regarding questions of background and application process. But keep watching my channel too. HAHA! Take care and I wish you the best.

[@nicholassanders8163]

I’d say still go for it! Especially if your charges are eligible for expungement never hurts to give it a shot because what if it works out!! You never know!

[@The10CodeMindset]

@@nicholassanders8163True. Worst they could is say no, for now

[@nicholassanders8163]

And who knows if they do I’d say wait a bit then try again or try for another department. I was in a police academy last year but failed out due to some written exams and I was gonna try for another one in my area but the pay and stuff isn’t really great overall so I’m looking at trying for a department in Texas that’s like an hour and a half away from me so we’ll see how it goes! I’m just nervous to move now lol

[@Yes-qqqq]

I love these videos! I turn 21 in late June and I’m really hoping I can get into law enforcement. Biggest issue is not being able to be out of work for 16 weeks for the training academy

[@The10CodeMindset]

Thanks! When it comes to not being able to take 16 weeks off work, that is 💯 understandable. Some departments hire people and then put them through the academy, paid. Or, some rookie schools offer night classes. Might be an option for you

[@Yes-qqqq]

@@The10CodeMindset I’ll have to take a look into night schools thanks. Unfortunately I’ve already looked and In my state (North Carolina) according to all the police department I talked to require you got through the BLET program first.

[@The10CodeMindset]

I know for a fact there are some departments in NC that hire and then put people through BLET. I guess none in your geographical area? But hopefully night school is an option for you….something that can help keep that pursuit to law enforcement alive 👍