KUAM goes on a ride-along with Guam Police

Majority of deadly crashes are caused by drivers speeding on the road. It’s the tragic reality that Guam Police say they encounter on the job. KUAM goes on a ride-along with GPD to see firsthand how officers keep an eye out for distracted drivers and others breaking the rules of the road.

[@YnotOhpwatachok]

"HEs not using it he's just holding it "

[@freedomovertyranny1512]

Why don’t you investigate the corruption in the police department, investigate the corruption taking place in probate cases

[@gahrilla_1]

imagine speeding and then getting pulled over and the news station records you and everyone sees it

[@alaylaanajacks5647]

Thank you! For keeping everyone safe. No one says it enough to our officers but thank you

[@AnthonyBonino-b5l]

I am glad that the speed limits on the island are only 35 MPH. Anything above 35 MPH my truck would have fell apart when I lived on the island, lol.

[@aspliceintime]

This shouldn't be done randomly. This should be a routine.

[@patmendiola5466]

Officer Young, good job, Sir!

[@bbhngf3624]

It’s not the Speed it’s the operator Including the 👮‍♂️

[@aspliceintime]

How can she even see with those sunglasses on and through those heavily tinted windows? People here have their car windows tinted so dark, you can barely see the drivers.

[@bbhngf3624]

That creature on the Poole should be Careful 🐀ing

[@charliehustle3685]

Get a job, writing tickets while real crime is happening

[@bennyc.6745]

yes! finally, citation yes! increase the traffic violations, $$$, buy new police cars, yes!