Police cars and Ambulance responding in Copenhagen (collection)

[@skinkehunden]

Here are the vehicle data that I could find: 00:00 2024 VW Passat Variant 2.0 TDI 00:26 2018 Yamaha FJR 1300 AE 01:00 2019 VW Touareg 3.0 TDI V6 01:22 2021 Volvo V90 D5 AWD (K9 unit; all Danish K9 units use dark blue estate wagon with minimal markings) 01:58 2018 VW Touran 2.0 TDI 02:16 2022 VW Crafter 2.0 TDI 02:40 2019 VW Caravelle 2.0 TDI 03:08 2020 VW Touareg 3.0 TDI V6 03:38 2019 Mercedes-Benz Vito 119 CDi 03:45 2019 VW Touareg 3.0 TDI V6 (lead vehicle) and 2017 Skoda Superb 2.0 TSI Combi 4x4 04:17 2023 Mercedez-Benz GLB 220D 04:33 MAN TGE 2.0 Van (model year unconfirmed, but it's registred in 2022) 04:47 MAN TGE (model year unconfirmed, but it's registred in 2022) and 2019 VW Touran 2.0 TDI sitting in traffic (non-responding) 05:02 2016 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 316 CDi 05:14 Unable to verify exact vehicle data, but it could be a Mercedes-Benz Vito model 05:49 2018 VW Caravelle 2.0 TDI 06:26 2016 VW Passat Variant 2.0 TDI 06:49 Mercedez-Benz 1823L/1833L 4x2 (model year unconfirmed, but production date is 2003) 07:03 2019 VW Touareg 3.0 TDI V6 (same car as in 01:00) 07:20 Yamaha FJR1300 AE (in the foreground) unable to verify the two other vehicles 07:27 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLB 220D 07:50 2021 VW Passat Variant 2.0 TDI

[@eliaswallin9272]

No its not a D5 its ehiter a B6 or a B5 its a new V90 and then its B not D and politi use petrol engines

[@BenjaminVestergaard]

Anyone know if the civil looking 05:49 van has a special role? Civil cars makes more sense in a smaller configuration that blends in more easily I'd think.

[@MegaEssin]

​@@BenjaminVestergaardProbably Swat. Here in Sweden Unmarked Caravelles are used pretty often by the swat teams. Some with black tactical ladders on the roof. And heavily tinted in the back, just like that one.

[@BenjaminVestergaard]

@@MegaEssin you may be right, but it seems a bit odd to me that the SWATs prefer to arrive as an anonymous team... I mean, wouldn't people notice a team of guys tumbling out of a van in full battle gear? The swats are most often used when regular officers with branded clothing (uniform) have given up. If you have a stealth swat at your door, you know you effed up. My initial thought was that perhaps the police had weapons or other equipment on patrol.. basically making sure that, if needed, it wouldn't take more than 10 minutes to get battle gear to the front. We don't have enough violent crime here for a swat team hiding in regular traffic, waiting for it to happen...

[@MegaEssin]

@@BenjaminVestergaard Depends on the situation. Direct action isnt their only job, atleast not our local team. On a national level they use armored cars, and deal with the most dangerous situations. Where i live, in a pretty small town, you see them driving around sometimes in town dressed in plain clothes. They do more normal policework aswell, im guessing that includes surveillance. But even for a swat team, doing things as covertly as possible isnt a bad thing. If they can roll up undetected, it will prevent the situation from escalating further. For a drug search in a house for example.

[@MontisEinsatzfahrten]

Nice I love Kopenhagen Videos I was two time there love it to film there!

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

@@MontisEinsatzfahrten Thanks, yes it is a very nice city to film in.

[@REDNINGsStation]

very nice clips. a few rare civil policecars.

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

Thank you

[@skodass1]

I could be wrong but isnt the one at 6:50 a pretty rare sight? (CBRN response unit)

[@REDNINGsStation]

@@skodass1 i have seen it on street a few times but never in emergency. but i know it have had a few emergencies but its very rare.

[@FirePhoenixEmergencyVideos]

Fantastic compilation! Amazing that this is the culmination of two years' work!

[@iamjesper]

Riktigt bra filmat. Dansken har fina bilar 😊

[@cphemergencyvehicles7151]

Amazing catch at 3:45! 🤩 It's AKS (the equivalent to other countries' anti terror units), and living in the city for many years I have yet to experience them driving with light and sirens on!

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

Interesting, thank you!

[@ErjonXhili]

​@EmergencyScandi hi ❤❤

[@ErjonXhili]

Hi 😊

[@ErjonXhili]

😢❤❤❤

[@AndreiTupolev]

1:02Impressive reactions by that van

[@EmergencyHelsinki]

Amazing catches!

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

@@EmergencyHelsinki Thank you!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Very cool clips!

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

Thank you!

[@AndreiTupolev]

0:29Typical bloody Tesla 😒

[@112Limburg]

Very nice! The truck at 6:54 is the old I18 of Hovedbrandstationen of Hovedstadens Beredskab?

[@benjaminolsen7433]

Yes it is :)

[@theodeman5314]

I saw also a old blue with a White roof ex dutch police van driving in the city

[@LolLol-vk4rg]

Old riot police vans.

[@Alarmowo]

Nice!! 🔥

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

@@Alarmowo Thanks!

[@061zgz]

Great!

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

thanks!

[@andreasm4263]

How many different sirens do they have in Denmark?! Are they having difficulties to decide what siren to use as standard?

[@skodass1]

most of them are the same... but Police, Fire and Ambulance usually have their own, and then there is also the new V90 volvos (dog patrol units) which have a different cadence and lastly Police in civil cars (usually detectives or traffic enforcement undercover) have their own sound because of constraints.

[@svensvensson1765]

No need for a "standard" siren.

[@nolimo2593]

I don't think about whether I have heard that same siren before when they come driving by lmao it could be a different one each time no one cares

[@renehansen590]

9 is the numbers.

[@vrenak]

They change them while driving to gain more attention, it's easier for others to hear and take notice if they change it, especially when going through intersections, this is common around the world. They just have more options here.

[@alphafoxy8503]

Is the truck at minute 7 a Hazmat type vehicle?

[@rickycarlsen6210]

Yes it look like

[@Tvedze]

Its a private company that works with the fire departments

[@Ferrarifanlellewtc]

Why are some police vehicles white and some are dark blue? 0:06 1:45 are there some differences?

[@silasvoer9417]

The White ones is “normal” police, the Dark Blue is K9 units. Thats also why the Dark Blue is a Volvo because it has a bigger trunk for the dogs

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

''Special'' vehicles, for example K9 units usually seems to be dark blue.

[@ErjonXhili]

​@Eme rgencyScandinavia hi fr

[@ErjonXhili]

​@@silasvoer9417hi fr

[@ErjonXhili]

Hi fr

[@mortenfaber]

København is the name in Denmark

[@Harvey142009]

What's kemi enhed

[@XER0N]

Chemical unit, basically Hazmat. You can see on the back that it says CBRN which is: Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

It is a CBRN unit from a private company , but the vehicle is a former fire truck (of course it was red back then).

[@FranciscoNahuel666]

Que pais es ese?

[@EmergencyScandinavia]

@@FranciscoNahuel666 Dinamarca

[@ronni7677]

😂😂