Ride-Along With Arizona Police (rare access) 🇺🇸

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Getting a camera in with a police department is almost impossible. But today we're lucky as we ride along with the Glendale (greater Phoenix) police department to get a behind-the-scenes look at their challenging job. Join me for this eye-opening and rare access.
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[@PeterSantenello]

I want to thank those at the Glendale Police Department who made this happen. I've been trying to get into police departments for years, but it's pretty much impossible with how I shoot and edit (which means there's no outside control reviewing the edit before I post). I know you take a risk with anyone with a camera showing the inner workings of what you do, so thank you for taking this risk with me. And a special thanks to the Police Chief who allowed this all to happen. And if there are any other police departments with something to show and you're okay with me being free range and shooting/editing in my style, please contact me at [e-mail] Americans need to know more about what's happening on our streets, especially this massive spike in Fentanyl usage that you all have to deal with daily. ► 🎥 More Behind the Scenes Videos: petersantenello.com/ ► 📝 My Free Weekly Newsletter: www.bit.ly/3HC36EH ► 👕 Merch: innercircle.petersantenello.com/collections/all

[@GED.Father]

Hi Peter. I live and own a construction business in Glendale, Az. Thank you for spending your time and efforts to highlight our beautiful city and its challenges on your platform. God Bless all our men and woman of law enforcement and God Bless from all of us in Glendale, Az.

[@Jroc3578]

Thank you. As someone this has effected greatly by this..Thank you and Thank You Glendale P.D.

[@Jroc3578]

Thank you from St.Louis

[@noreenclarke5523]

Thanks for the interesting video

[@bluedawn45]

Thanks Peter for making this very informative video. I hope more law enforcement establishments allow you to ride along so we can see the bigger picture.

[@ARAL446667]

This is exactly what journalism is suppose to look like.

[@cpeter5052]

I love this channel but it's absolutely pathetic that we have to go to youtube to get real journalism.

[@jackhenry290]

Exactly

[@MegaTattoo69]

BS he never once asked these cops tough questions he was soft balling them. Like how in the world is paraphernalia a f-ing felony?

[@trut52]

This is the new vice

[@trut52]

@@MegaTattoo69 Because he's smart enough to know that's not up to officers to decide what counts as a felony.

[@MatthewPFoley7]

Fentanyl price ranging from .30 cents to $1 dollar sounds like biochemical warfare

[@write2dawn]

Homegrown bio weaponry

[@bp6942]

A lot of people will be willing to give up even more freedoms in this country and arround the world, when the "solution" is presented, if I am being cynical.

[@800Nano]

That's exactly what's it is destroying US from the inside out weakening the structure

[@hippychicken82]

​@bp6942 as a non American I do find the American idea of somehow amercians having freedom compared to other countries quite laughable!

[@clintonbrooks3611]

All part of China's plan. 😢

[@BrooksMotorWorks703]

Props to the officers for recognizing his psychological condition and not escalating the situation needlessly.

[@teekanne15]

sadly media has the tendency to over represent the extremes. Most of reality is not as bad as its seen on the screen. A lot of very decent cops out there imho.

[@Dismem]

​@@teekanne15it's because they're on camera

[@ryanmix9421]

Peter can be very difficult to read - it could have gotten out of hand quickly!

[@jdmiller3905]

it's because there's a guy from youtube with millions of followers filiming

[@kc0eks]

Props to cops for doing their job and not killing anyone. Yay

[@robertleib7201]

A big shoutout to the Glendale police. I have a whole new respect for you and what you do. Stay safe and thank you Peter for covering their jobs. It’s obviously not easy.

[@kesa7669]

I grew up in Glendale. The cops were not our friends and were not there to help.

[@typetwo]

We live in an age where citizens doing this essential and very difficult job are being stigmatised by everyone. They need our thanks and support for keeping everyone safe.

[@sanctuaryinc22]

​@@typetwomaybe they should start acting right then

[@typetwo]

@@sanctuaryinc22 Maybe you should join them and serve your community? (I'm sure you would do a great job with your strong morals.)

[@sanctuaryinc22]

@@typetwo I don't think I would fit in because I don't like shooting innocent people or animals

[@clintonbrooks3611]

Lived in Phoenix for 8yrs. 7yrs of it I was homeless, incarcerated, in rehab, and sober living. I lived in the Zone for 5mo. I'm almost 5.5yrs clean and living my best life back in Chicago. ❤ Worked for CBI for 1.5yrs. WE DO RECOVER WE DO GIVE BACK WE DO THRIVE!!! ❤

[@TraceUK]

Well done! 👏🏻 You should be very proud

[@Blend-24]

Be proud of yourself. I hope you stay clean and thrive the rest of your life.

[@PeterSantenello]

Great work!

[@clintonbrooks3611]

​@@TraceUK thank you 🙏🏼 It hasn't been easy.

[@Travelingthru]

🙏❤️

[@maritimetees2315]

Big shout out to the city of Glendale for allowing the filming with the Police Department. They are doing a fabulous job dealing with this epidemic. I thought crack was bad. This is a whole new level of craziness.

[@teresaesquivel2040]

Laughing

[@bakishamilshamil4240]

you are a f00l these bastards are corrupt to the core they are just doing a PR... are people still that stupid?

[@bunkerpeakoutdoors5717]

Trying to keep up with pinal county and Fridays with fake

[@theacgkid]

Let's see a Democrat run police department allow film crews to ride along 😂Would never happen..

[@pcatful]

@@theacgkidWhat makes you think this is not “Democrat run” or run by any party anyway (lack of understanding the workings of local jurisdiction). The Attorney General is a Democrat. Arizona is a blue state. Age of Ignorance, unreason, and incivility.

[@Jedyninja]

Peter, I just want to say man, as a firefighter, this video just made my day, much love for the guys in blue, thank you!!!

[@donnamays24]

This police officer defines what a public servant should be! Awesome guy…thanks Peter..and thanks Glendale PD for bringing us along! Blessings ❤🙏🏻

[@nannerz1994]

The guy who said He works with the rescue mission and doesn't judge is the kind of cop we need everywhere

[@MegaTattoo69]

Boot lick much?

[@bitshtannicajohnson6957]

*NGL, it'll be a little tough keeping your head above water getting a job as an underwater welder*

[@rhondadavis1483]

Amen! He was great!

[@tonypaba2501]

Great cop. Good cop. God bless him

[@ccarrera951]

R E S P E C T . goes a long long way in any neighborhood , city , and county . fentanyl trafficking sentences needs to double .

[@DarrenCowzer-cx7ot]

This Police Officer is a credit to his family, and the police force, his tone, and empathy are there for everyone to see.

[@jasonzwack8342]

yes to see RIGHT THROUGH

[@renebismarck8265]

​@@jasonzwack8342 ?

[@Gobbldeegoo1]

Until it’s the next day and a camera isn’t following him around. Y’all are so gullible it’s insane.

[@elfin1358]

@@Gobbldeegoo1 You sound like the problem. I highly doubt you could do this job better.

[@alfayomega17]

He’s solid.

[@logandavis6555]

Peter needs to win an award. This is the only channel I want to watch.

[@tnit7554]

German here. I am very impressed about the police officers in Glendale. Outstanding job. Very nice guys.🤗

[@abelreyna8781]

Most of our cops here are good people trying to do a job as best they can. The bad gets highlighted and presented as the norm. It is not.

[@jonholmes1845]

The officer showing you around should be cloned and placed in every police department in the USA and beyond. Really good man.

[@ddinmib]

Every Dept has them. I have a close friend that was on the local PD. One night he pulled a guy over and the driver backed up his car and hit my friend trying to run. Luckily backup had just pulled up and was able to help subdue the driver and my friend was not badly hurt. My friend had every right to jerk the guy out of the car and do a long version of River Dance on his head, but didn't. We were out one night and a guy walked up and started talking to my friend. As the guy walked away he said thank you for not holding a grudge and getting me help. That was when I was told the story of how the two of them met. 99% of officers are tolerant and understanding, but that 1% that is bad is what gets amplified.

[@MoonBerryShrimp]

There's police like that everywhere. National media only shows up on a cop's worst day.

[@Ren3gade]

News flash: 98% of the cops are like this dude. The media only shows you the 2%.

[@deanmeon]

@@Ren3gadeexactly!!!

[@clarechomyn9686]

Very interesting video. The police chief was so interesting. What a good man. I found the drone operation amazing. That is definitely the future of police work. It will save so many lives. In the war in Ukraine, the Ukraine Armed Forces use so many different types of drones. It is amazing how the use of drones has changed since the war escalated since February 2022.

[@joeythenomad]

Fentanyl being cheaper than water is seriously shocking. Sums up the severity of the crisis.

[@yugimotobutjacked3231]

Water is free for the fool who can find a stream.

[@AnakNi_Mina]

Its 105* outside and getting hotter, why not hoard water instead ??

[@GoodGuyDevin]

@@yugimotobutjacked3231 this added nothing of value theyre in a desert

[@Bravo955]

The US really need to start treating these drugdealers as enemies of the state, what they are doing is an attack on America and they are a threat to the nation, hunt the cartels down by any means necessary.

[@mrboatshoe]

THERE IS NO WAY THAT FENTANYL IS UNDER A DOLLAR IF YOU'VE WATCHED HIS OTHER VIDEOS THEY SAY THOSE PILLS GO FOR 20 TO 30 BUCKS. I THINK THE COP MET THAT'S WHAT IT COST TO MAKE THEM

[@timberger212]

The cops did a phenomenal job at representing their department.

[@SoorajMechery]

Never seen a more eloquent or compassionate cop than Officer Ellis. His mention of “the definition of insanity” really opened my eyes to their daily reality.

[@heroesinhoodies1210]

Your channel is what journalism should be. Not sensationalized, not trying to push a political narrative, just covering topics and perspectives that don’t get the attention they deserve.

[@jasonzwack8342]

Your right Police do not need or deserve attention. You think this is good journalism? this is copy and pasted. look at the first 2 pfft What are the 4 elements of journalism? The elements of journalism 1. Journalism's first obligation is to the truth. ... 2. Its first loyalty is to citizens. ... Its essence is a discipline of verification. ... Its practitioners must maintain an independence from those they cover. ... It must serve as an independent monitor of power. HAHAH NO political narrative? homelessness and fentynal ARE THE LANGUAGE OF POLITICS RIGHT NOW SON

[@Beexz]

@@jasonzwack8342lemme guess you hate the police because you saw a single 25 second long clip of someone being arrested with the caption of "Unjust arrest" or" Police brutality" There needs to be attention to the police that isn't mindless complaining. There isn't enough constructive criticism. Only criminals wanting to get away from punishment. And please, if you had any idea what journalism is you would've watched the video and understood immediately that most journalism is just political bias. But again I'm probably wasting my time and you can barely read a sentence that isn't 12 words long.

[@jasonzwack8342]

@@BeexzI'm glad you admitted it was a guess. You're about as accurate as you can be with what little information you had. Let me give you some more information and see what your diagnosis is then. First of all I don't hate police. I am critical of their actions. I spent two years in jail for something I didn't do. (I know every criminal says that) I'm not going to get into too much detailI put two cops lied committed perjury. Came up with fake evidence had people sign fake stories. Helped the court appointed attorneys husband and wife both trick me into accepting felony charges for something happened while I was 300 mi away. All because I was unaware of the legal system and what cops and lawyers are capable of. I love your response. I'm actually making a video about this very video. It's hard to respond to your comments. No offense scratch that I hope you're offended by this enough so that you look up a journalists job duty above everything else but you're obviously unaware of what journalism is. And you somehow have confused what facts of actual events are and the titles for point of view perspectives on journalistic productions. I'm a firm believer in telling the truth and doing what is right. I don't hate anybody. I agree there needs to be attention to police that isn't mindless complaining or blind dick sucking. Now here's why I am critical of the police. Because they misused the powers granted to them to hurt people. If they're not actively hurting somebody by using force or lying. Then they are neglecting somebody until they are unhelpable. I spent 16 hours listening two police ignore the screams and eventual crying and begging of a dude in the cell next to me to go to medical. The only reason the police went in there, not because of the smell of his dead body, but because they had nowhere to put the food he was supposed to eat. You want to know what the news said about it? "Police officers efforts for life saving medical attention werent enough to save overdosing man". See if police were doing their job correctly there wouldn't be any journalistic or news stories about them acting badly. Anyway this is getting kind of long. I'll read any response you have to this and if you really want to know what's going on with the world and police I'll give you my email or whatever

[@Beexz]

@@jasonzwack8342 I've done 10 years in prison for meth pos and I.T.S, if it wasn't for police I'd be dead. And I sure as hell know police don't just target anyone random and come up with stories. It's either coincidence or you're lying because you can't handle the fact you screwed up. I've heard every excuse under the moon in my time. And with the person overdosing. Yes I can see why you're upset. Anyone would be if they're put in that senecio. But the police hear people scream and scream and scream. They ignore it all because now a days 99% of people only sit there an scream that they "can't breath" or "I didn't do anything wrong!" If anyone should be blamed it should be the anti police culture being pushed. And on top of that I've seen SEVERAL people die of overdose while in incarceration. Wanna know why? They just take it all to get away with no drug possession. End of story, ignoring the journalism. IS people mix police and the legal system. Instead of assuming because of your own feelings, do research on your own accord or use common sense. Because we have enough "Law experts" out there.

[@Beexz]

@@jasonzwack8342 I've done 10 years in prison for dru.g pos and I.T.S, if it wasn't for police I'd be dead. And I sure as hell know police don't just target anyone random and come up with stories. It's either coincidence or you're lying because you can't handle the fact you screwed up. I've heard every excuse under the moon during my time. And with the person overdosing. Yes I can see why you're upset. Anyone would be if they're put in that senecio. But the police hear people scream and scream and scream. They ignore it all because now a days 99% of people only sit there an scream that they "can't breath" or "I didn't do anything wrong!" If anyone should be blamed it should be the anti police culture being pushed. And on top of that I've seen SEVERAL people die of overdose while in incarceration. Wanna know why? They just take it all to get away with no drug possession. End of story, ignoring the journalism. IS people mix police and the legal system. Instead of assuming because of your own feelings, do research on your own accord or use common sense. Because we have enough "Law experts" out there.

[@tn8402]

I am continually blown away by the journalistic quality of your content, especially for a solo guy with a camera.

[@dertythegrower]

Him... Cash Jordan.. and Metal Leo

[@texasgina]

He also has his wife with him and she does the editing of the videos

[@noob.168]

He snuck in a lot of his own biases in this video unfortunately.

[@TheAngryChimp]

​@@noob.168 Biases like showing good community policing efforts, supportive governmental and private programs that help people in need, and then openly discussing the defund the Police movement. Yeah, shame on Peter for doing that stuff - the nerve of that guy. Geesh!

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@noob.168just like all other journalists ands media today. 🙄. If anything I think he puts in less of his own biases than they do.

[@Justmeaja]

Peter, I am such a fan of your work. Thank you for helping people be seen, heard, and understood. When I have watched other documentaries trying to do what you are doing, they end up exploiting them. You are a good human!

[@romanfromtexas94]

I’m a truck driver and I deliver and pick up often in the phoenix area. The amount of homeless people and junkies on the streets is astronomical. I parked my truck once and walked over to chase field to watch a diamondbacks game and I was scared having to walk near these people. It’s like a walking dead scene in real life.

[@jerrywilliams3544]

Great one Peter! 2 years clean off fentanyl and heroin in 24 days on my birthday. I found god and thank him every day. God bless you for what you do. Love your videos! Edit: thank you everyone! Everyone is so amazing! I couldn’t imagine the number of kind messages, responses, and likes I would get. Truly, thank you! God bless all of you! ❤️

[@Softtearsofwisdom...]

♥Blessed be, dear one, blessed be. Amen...

[@Softtearsofwisdom...]

🥰Happy Birthday! May all your wishes come true! Amen...

[@jerrywilliams3544]

@@Softtearsofwisdom... thank you 🙏 ❤️

[@thekingchrissyg]

Can you share what made you get clean? Was there a moment?

[@rebeccarivas6873]

Bravo Jerry! Well done! wish others could be as fortunate, my heart breaks 💔 for those that cant or dont want to.

[@1859ddd]

I grew a large appreciation for Glendale police after a shooting in my apartment complex. The response was so incredibly quick. They went door to door to make sure not only everyone was safe and unharmed from bullets going through walls but if they needed emotional support as well. It was really incredible. Thank you Glendale police I appreciate you a lot!

[@TwoTreesStudio]

I love how this story is notable because it's a very, very rare exception to the rule.

[@ThaMobstarr]

​@@TwoTreesStudio This right here!!

[@David-gp3fd]

its cause its a rich small area with zoning and politics that do that

[@2ndfloorsongs]

​@@David-gp3fdI get what you're saying, but there are a lot of rich small areas that do the opposite. They're to be commended.

[@David-gp3fd]

@@2ndfloorsongs well idk anything about that, but I thought this was cool of them to show and open up like this and they seem like they have it under control in their area. not everywhere is or should be glendale arizona though. I would not want to be homesless in arizona of all places. I pray for these people. I dont think its just drug related issues its a health related issue and that inclues health of our financial and government. Government wants to seperate itself from the sick but they are part of the government and we just throw them in torture cages instead of helping them. We dont have it right yet and prison reform is definitely needed and seperate drug users and homeless from "bad guys". That comment annoyed me I hope he's open minded and real with his children about there are being no bad guys there are just people that are sick and suffering and need help or love or something

[@garyworley5806]

The Mission that officer was talking about sounds amazing. The fact that they offer employment education, I think, offers people a way "out" of their situation. No one has an excuse with those kinds of resources readily available.

[@landon2178]

Wow, what an eye opener. The police get a bad rap most of the time but it’s crazy what they have to deal with on a daily basis. It’s bound to get to anyone when dealing with this just on a temporary basis - let alone day in, day out. They all seemed nice and professional and it was great that they allowed the camera in. Keep up the great work Peter. Thanks to all those officers for their service.

[@rawwrrob9395]

We ask the police to do too much and to do things they can't possibly do, then blame them when it inevitably gets worse. Like that poor guy in the beginning. He's schizophrenic and addicted to opiates. What the hell is a cop going to be able to realistically do to help that guy? They're not psychiatrists. Even if they take him to a shelter, those places are so crowded and underfunded he'll be kicked out the next morning to make space for the countless others in need. He's not going to have a job and money to pay for the healthcare he really needs. Who would hire him? No wonder no one want to be a cop besides psychopaths. They're the only ones crazy enough to stick around. People in this country don't want to actually deal with these problems. They just want to push the problem somewhere they can't see. Spending tax money on helping these people off the streets and getting clean is commie talk. But spending even more on cleaning up the mess, more police, and prisons is fine apparently. Sorry to soapbox. This stuff just makes me so sad.

[@MikeAnnunziato]

Im 5 years sober from fentanyl, I will never go back it was a living hell. I thank God I'm still alive and have another chance. Prayers for those still chained by addiction.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

A lot of people dying and have died

[@777cretbo]

How did you kick it?

[@MikeAnnunziato]

@@777cretbo 300 days in jail

[@utahdan231]

Keep it this way. Congrats.

[@Theorist9]

Great job!! Seeing your story and reading many others who have gotten sober are so encouraging after watching this video. Wishing you well. 💛

[@dougtapper7759]

It's nice to see government officials supporting law enforcement. Hope this video inspires others to join the Glendale team.

[@user-or1jm8kh1f]

I'm very impressed - both with the Glendale PD and Peter Santenello: the former for being willing to allow Peter with his camera to spend the day with them and so freely and openly talk about the struggles, issues, and also triumphs of their vocations, and the latter for filming in such a respectful way and asking probing questions. This is the journalism you don't see on any major network, PBS, NPR, or any other media format. But you find it on KZbin.

[@tonythetourist2025]

I like this policeman. Intelligent, thoughtful and seeking positive results.

[@facediaper09]

Grady Judd is probably looking for their address to offer them a nice gig as a deputy in Polk County Florida.

[@jenn_madison]

Thank you, Peter, Natalia, & everyone who agreed to be on camera and tell their story.

[@cornell833]

The laws in Arizona do not play 😮

[@ericamccuaig6004]

As a police dispatcher for a very small jurisdiction I was absolutely salivating at their dispatch center tech! That is state of the art, and really does help. Great work as always

[@weltenleser]

Thank you for this insight into US police and the apparent drug problems across the US. It's rare to see an unbiased behind the scenes look into these topics.

[@uptownbx4813]

My 23 year old son is addicted to Fentanyl. Collage student, job, good home, car, raised in a suburban neighborhood. Somehow got addicted & we've tried everything possible to get treatment, help, talks etc.. nothing helps unless he wants to help himself. Sad but true.

[@angelaame6148]

I'm so sorry, please don't blame yourself.... And please don't give up on him ❤❤❤ Much love from Michigan...

[@ayo9057]

That’s one reason I think addicts should be locked up anytime they break the law. A chance to get sober.

[@philipjones3793]

I'm sorry to hear that. Let's hope and I'll pray that he gets it together. And without too much difficulty.

[@IRailroad]

HE cannot help himself! Demons come in All forms. It is no longer their mind.

[@kennethwilliams7697]

God's grace and peace be with you and your family. I pray that your son will come to himself and come back to the family and the life he once knew.

[@psrwhite]

Thank you Peter for showing our police force in action. I am so glad the city and people here support the police and the police are trying to help the people.

[@Vortex001_MLG]

Thank you for your service 🫡

[@jasonzwack8342]

fake, and police are trying to help themselves

[@Vortex001_MLG]

@@jasonzwack8342 Did you watch the video, showing them being respectful and professional, let alone letting an arrested man tell his story in his cell?

[@Gobbldeegoo1]

Oh look statist’s worshipping agents of the state because they can’t take accountability for themselves… pitiful. If police were trying to help people they wouldn’t regularly shoot unarmed people, violate everyone’s individual liberties without a second thought, lie on police reports, sell drugs back to the community after confiscating them, run extortion rings, protect rich pdf files from accountability, protect judges from accountability for corruption, protect each other when they mess up, create a homeless problem and then attack people for being homeless, create a drug problem and then go to war against everyone for not being on their side of the blue line in their drug war, wouldn’t grape women in their cruisers on the clock, wouldn’t leave people in their hot police cars to die, have puff-pieces ran for them by people like this “journalist” to repair their image, taze people to death, pad their budgets by creating ordinances that allow them to extract even more wealth from the community, have drugs injected in people against their will, serve no-knock warrants like the British in 1774, constantly protect abusers and incriminate the people that are being abused simply because the abuser made the 911 call, detain people without having committed a crime, and I could go on and on. The point is, it is delusional to think police are doing anything other than protecting the ruling class from accountability and kicking people when they are down to make a dollar. If you support the police still, despite living under tyrannical rule that violates our 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th, and many other rights… you’ve been brainwashed into the cult of statism.

[@Gobbldeegoo1]

@@Vortex001_MLGyes, we all saw the puff piece that is designed to make you feel sympathetic towards police. It’s just you were dumb enough to fall for it.

[@Sheba62000]

These are the unsung heroes of our country. I applaud all of you, and thank you. 🇺🇸

[@franchristman9402]

What a fantastic, informative video! Thank you officers of Glendale. You are rockstars and real heros. Peter, this is a video that needs to be shown nationwide! Truly appreciate you, Peter and your journalism skills.

[@eveyr8651]

Thank you Glendale Police Department for helping get my son off the streets of Glendale. James has suffered with schizophrenia since he turned 18. At 27 he started running away and self medicating with fentanyl. I now have full permanent guardianship thanks to Copa Health west valley. Thanks Glendale Police department for always looking out for him and dropping him off at Recovery innovations to make sure he was safe! My eternal gratitude to you

[@Theorist9]

Wishing you and your son nothing but the absolute best 💛

[@Gobbldeegoo1]

Cops are the ones running the fentanyl into our communities… y’all will do or say anything to ignore that reality.

[@janetappmeyer7483]

I have a brother who has Schizophrenia. I understand your difficulties. Good luck to you and your family!

[@_MikeJon_]

Last time I was in Arizona I saw a cop changing someones tire on the freeway. Little interactions like that are absolutely great. Loved to see it.

[@flyingwalrus7831]

I just saw this on monday a AZ state trooper was blocking for a man changing his tesla tire on the side of the highway

[@sandistasiak4005]

Yes! I had a flat tire. Not only did the officer change my tire, but he also made sure that I had everything I needed for when I took the tire to get fixed! He was definitely my angel that night. This was in Mesa.

[@stephaniecastillo4851]

DPS changed my flat tire on the side of the interstate & then directed me to a nearby gas station where he aired up my tire & checked the pressure before he left. Absolutely saved me that day

[@mediocreman2]

Must have been a woman, they wouldn't do that for a man.

[@azmax623]

About 25 years ago I had a good laugh with a cop. I got a flat on SR51. I stopped on the off-ramp, changed it, and as I was getting ready to leave, an officer arrived. I joked "Sure, you show up *after I changed the tire" . He laughed and said "Yeah, I watched you from the other side until you were done so I didn't have to get dirty". Funny thing is that I was going to the tire store to get two new tires. The flat was on one of the tires that I was planning on keeping.

[@TeusTudor]

I've finally caught up with your videos to-date. Over the last 3 months I've watched every video of yours since the beginning, it's been an incredible journey so far. Really looking forward to what comes next!

[@user-yh1cz2ed8y]

Many years ago I used to live in Mesa Arizona on East Hampton Avenue back then, they were starting to build more houses. I can imagine what it'd be like now. Then, Tri-state mall in Mesa has that changed a lot too when I lived there, we had orange Grove that you could Walk. through to get to the mall.I haven't been there in a lot of years. It's been over. 50 years since the last time I was there, so I'm sure it's changed a lot. I enjoying your program. Thank you for showing this. My son is a police officer in Colorado. He was shot in the Line of Duty, he went back as a police officer. As of this day. He is still a police offisir. Thank you very much for showing. How well our men in blue work together as one. Team.

[@ronnavaughn2928]

Wow, hats off to Glendale PD for allowing Peter a look at the city.

[@stuartrockin]

The officers from Glendale PD were well spoken, professional and incredibly insightful. Great vid

[@anonymousjustice4357]

The cameras

[@PullsPressesCarries]

@@anonymousjustice4357 All cops are heroes 👮❤

[@albertorendon8854]

Don’t usually agree but these officer were the good one in our communities

[@anonymousjustice4357]

@@PullsPressesCarries cognitive dissonance is the illness of the masses

[@oliveiramello1100]

Peter! Man, with all due respect that was the best video I watched. You are the rock.

[@simonkinser7816]

Peter, I dip in and out and never regret watching your content. Well done Jared, a very positive message.......Thank you.

[@clintonbrooks3611]

God Bless You Peter. I spent 14mo at the Phoenix Rescue Mission in 2019-2020. Ive been clean ever since. ❤

[@crackingpacks8983]

What career path did it set you on?

[@clintonbrooks3611]

​@@crackingpacks8983 I worked as a Tech at CBI and now I manage a kitchen at a rehab facility. 😊

[@joebruey]

Police officers, fire fighters (and all first responders) definitely don't get enough credit. Military is tough but we only deploy a hand full of times in the career . . . which is insanely difficult. But these folks do it every day for 20+ years. And they deal with the worst situations 99% of their career. Much respect to all of the first responders.

[@mateo10734]

I think the hardest part about it, is they’re our people at the end of the day. So we can’t force them to do anything and can’t use force. It’s horrible situation

[@michaelm5741]

35 years over in the UK … you do less time for murder 😂

[@jasonzwack8342]

Thumbs down. Please be offended by this. WHT THE FU*K do first responders and Soldiers have in common??? That is a scary statement. Other than cops having military vehicles tell me one similarity about their jobs.. please .. remember about their jobs, not the equipment .. GOLFFERS AND HOCKEY PLAYERS BOTH HAVE STICKS THEY SWING thats not a job similarity.

[@user-qf4uf3gl4m]

@@jasonzwack8342 calm your tits

[@Andrew-ut1yv]

@@jasonzwack8342 I think @joebruey's comment was about the crazy stuff both military and first responders have to see and then go back and acclimate to normal society. I don't believe his comment was to disparage those that serve(d) in the military or imply one job was above any other.

[@Forcebewithyou594]

I honestly enjoyed this video a lot. It was nice to hear the different perspectives from officers as well as learning about resources available to those who need it the most.

[@DidU-4fit2]

I appreciate and am very grateful for each and every officer who has served. God bless and keep you safe!

[@robertp3124]

Peter, thanks for doing actual journalism without judgement or bias. We can make up our own minds about issues...The truth is always complicated and has many perspectives. Keep up the great work!

[@billmorehouse315]

💯💯 every media company should embrace this type of journalism… would make the world a better place ❤️

[@JsWarrior]

I love Peter too! He's is just a sweetheart. He has class ,grace ,and he's so loving without any judgement. He's a beautiful soul! And we learn so much from him!! I read on here on a comment once ,about another video he did. It was a teacher saying she has her class watch his videos because so much history to learn. He's absolutely wonderful!

[@JsWarrior]

​@@billmorehouse315absolutely!!!! I just love him so much!

[@N7sensei]

My thoughts exactly. Peter and a handful of KZbinrs are doing actual journalism and take us to these places so we can have vicarious experiences on certain topics. Old media talking heads just tell you what you are supposed to think.

[@BlueHopi144]

@@billmorehouse315 Mass Medias are payed off or owned by Lobbys ....they won't change one bit . Real Journalism can only come from caring aligned souls Like Peter .

[@terrifuller]

Now THIS….THIS…..is journalism. So happy to read through these comments and see how many support our men and women in blue. They deserve it. They’re the backbone of our communities.

[@-108-]

No they aren't! YOU are the backbone of your community. Quit licking the boot and open your eyes. Police don't need de-funded - they need ULTRA funded, so that they can attract honorable, respectable, and oath-keeping officers like this one, and be able to discard the overwhelming number of "bad apples" that make up 90% of LE. The way it is, departments are desperate to hire anyone they can get, and they often don't even look into the background of gypsie cops. LE is a MESS!

[@gsaugust]

Best show yet, thank you Peter and thank all Police Officers for the job they do.

[@DizzleEdits]

28:11 The persepctive of this man warms my heart, it's exactly what is needed for this problem and everybody aroiudn it. Great video as always Peter, keep it up!

[@Qoonex]

The guy who said his dad kill his mom in front of him and the the jail time, that sounded so rough holy.. All the the praises and good luck to him for the future.

[@BigCarris_53_64]

That’s really messed up what his father did. If I was that man, I will never speak to my father ever again.

[@fransorka8074]

after seeing this kind of sht its miracle he's not out of the mind completely, hopefully he will raise again with good people help

[@shea5542]

That’s so sad. Seems like he’s doing a lot better now. Praying for him ❤

[@hiho8084]

Credit to Peter for getting approval to spend time with Glendale PD. I think the reason they said yes, at least in part, is because he has a reputation for reporting without inserting his bias. Thank you Peter for the inside view. I can't imagine being an officer. They have to have so much tolerance, and compassion to do what they do along with enforcing the law. Officers get a bad rap. I am VERY grateful for them! The cameras and drones are awesome! I'm sure they help solve crime in a BIG way. My thought is, if I'm not doing anything wrong, I'm not worried about cameras in public places.

[@Seanonyoutube]

He does insert his bias. He just happens to be a very understanding and compassionate person so his bias is inherently positive and trusting no matter who he speaks with

[@linkerman400]

they don't have tolerence and compassion most times. there is plenty of videos out there. you also can't say you respect them cause it's a dangerous job...it's not like they were forced to do the job. they most likely got it to get power. and if they didnt' the corrupt cops will force you to use power over compassion. my dad was a cop this is just how it is. just like guards in the midevil times corrupt, over powered people who will say anything to make there job sound important. when most times they are ticketing old people for bogus things so they can steal there money with asset forfeiture DONT DEFUND THE POLICE REFORM! THE POLICE .

[@DT-123]

@@Seanonyoutube Agreed, there is always going to be subtle bias if you talk long enough that is basically impossible for humans to hide. Watching his videos there are things about religion and politics brought up where you can obviously figure out his beliefs but he is always respectful to the other person.

[@gamingbud926]

Once again, I come to say "I was here" in an attempt to enter a thoughtful debate about this subject (namely the cameras and the statement of "If I'm doing nothing wrong, I have nothing to fear". But, once again, KZbin will not allow me to speak. Farewell my friends.

[@gamingbud926]

Case and point: Michigan Supreme Court just unanimously decided that evidence can be collected via drone *without a warrant* in LONG LAKE TOWNSHIP v MAXON.

[@MrArnold213]

This was definitely one of my favorites! It's great to see officers who openly praise their admin and elected officials for their support. And I'm glad to see they welcomed you to everything with honest, open arms.

[@JMGaming32]

Just stumbled across this video on my home feed and decided to give it a watch. next thing I know, the video's finished and found myself enjoying it. Gives you a brilliant perspective into how the police departments operate etc. Kudos on making a brilliant video about one of the more touchier subjects in America.

[@rebeccascott6403]

I just want to offer encouragement for the officers I have a friend who was on the street from 13-45 he had an officer who always spoke to him and encouraged him to do the right thing. He was saved by Christ and delivered and he couldn’t wait to go back to thank that cop for being so encouraging and always telling him the right thing he said that his encouragement did give him hope to not give up enough to go back to show him he made it out. My friend is almost 20 years sober he volunteers at a rescue mission doing Bible study and he works with his local police to help with intercession with the homeless. He laughed the first time he met with the police it was first time he was sitting with 3 cops and he wasn’t in trouble now they are his friends. Kindness and encouragement don’t really cost us anything but I just want to tell you all don’t be discouraged it does make a difference.

[@tina-mariecrocker5687]

Very well said ❤

[@B.i.d.e.n]

I've lived here since a baby. I'm 32. I've seen a lot even in my years of being here. Used to be a heroin addict, crack addict, shoot, an everything addict, I got clean when fentanyl hit the streets. Thank God. 5 years strong and clean at 32 feels better than anything that happens these days on these streets. God bless the broken souls out there. Stay hydrated 😅.

[@Travelingthru]

🙏❤️

[@Lurch-Bot]

Going on 2 decades in AZ. Moved here as a young adult. Some of the things I've seen here are things I never expected to see. I've dealt with things I never expected to deal with. Fights with drunken taxi passengers. Have been involved in more than a couple hit and run incidents. I've had people flash guns at me on the road and had someone actually try to run me off the road one time. What takes the cake was the time I met three of the very wrong sort of people at a bar. They put a tracker on my car and followed me home. They then attempted a home invasion. 'Attempted' being the operative word. Who would have thought a bunch of tweakers would overestimate their fighting abilities, lol. I've tried all the drugs but nothing really stuck. Some people just aren't very susceptible to psychological addiction and withdrawal isn't that bad. People who can't handle opioid withdrawal simply have a low tolerance for pain. I've been dealing with chronic orthopedic pain for most of my life. Some nerve pain too. These days, the strongest thing I take is cannabis and kratom. I have to go well out of my way to get high on either and they relieve most of my pain. I'd never go back on percocet long term again unless I were terminally ill. Sounds like fentanyl straight up scared you sober, and rightfully so. Hey, whatever works. About to get even worse; nitizenes are about to blow up in the US and they make fentanyl look like codeine.

[@jacquelinecortez8771]

Yey ur sober God is good❤🙏🏻

[@matildesantos4215]

Amen

[@B.i.d.e.n]

@@Lurch-Bot proud of u u been thru a lot brother. Stay solid and strong and around good people. I stay home alot and I'll tell u what life's a little more peaceful I don't even drink

[@MaxMax-iq7qz]

Greetings from Germany. Thank you for your insights to your country. Always love to watch your videos! And to all the cops out there... regardless of the country. Thanks for your service and your dedication.

[@finnnn9685]

Moin

[@fernandos.8158]

Your videos are always engaging and hard not to watch them through to the end. Thanks for sharing. awesome work

[@xenuprime1]

The real crime is that restaurant not changing the battery in their smoke detector. Straight to jail

[@ChrisRedfield1]

Ha! 😆 I thought I was the only one who kept hearing it. Yeah, they do need to get a felony charge for it. "Straight to jail!" LMAO

[@UnknownUser-fe5zu]

Agreed super annoying

[@alexgoolsby4713]

I hope this is the Parks and Rec call out I think it is

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

U ain't lying😂😂😂

[@jjk9999]

Some restaurant ovens beep like that whenever they're opened. Annoying as hell, but it's probably not the smoke alarm. Was in a restaurant where that was happening.

[@MotocrossRacingOnline]

all i wanna say after like 10 minutes of watching, this officer seems very level headed and respectful, props

[@Buckseed]

Yeah, after 10 minutes of editing. It's very common for cops to change reports and lie in court too...but that's a different video.

[@KPAllDay55]

@@Buckseed 👎

[@gabeclark8050]

Stay safe Jared and team. Awesome video. This is what this country needs from the journalism to that police department. God bless yall.

[@nickolekuebler1727]

I am glad to see that you are talking with these guys and showing them the respect that they deserve. There are so many people that just don’t care about these people. I feel like if we had more officers that could be more respectful and open with this stuff the world would be a better place

[@jordanfraser1055]

That officer “ Craig” that was talking about his best friend. This guy is exactly what we need in an officer. Guy is a legend.

[@clintonbrooks3611]

Anyone that grew up in that area has a friend/family member crippled by addiction, that officer was brave enough to speak on it. God bless him ❤

[@mr.nobody2244]

Yeah. More empathy and compassion in general would be great.

[@15multiventure51]

True. He sees both sides of the crisis.

[@TioMogi]

100% agreed. I am going through my own struggles and gave the Glendale police dept a call to talk with officer Craig. He was just as empathetic in real life as he was in the video

[@cornell833]

​@@TioMoginot true at all 😮

[@GaryWoodVet]

A ride along that gave me hope! It is this type of insights and human experience that has quickly made Peter my favorite person on KZbin! There's nobody better. The biggest challenge is trying to get through the years of his efforts that I have never seen. Thank you Peter!

[@PeterSantenello]

Thanks Gary! We’re glad to have you here.

[@hungryjack9774]

The great state of Arizona has some of most level headed compassionate LEO’s in the nation... thanks to ALL of your decency. Carpe Diem

[@arctictruck10]

​@@PeterSantenelloI live in the area at the end of the video off of 59th and 101 freeway Thunderbird Park

[@buckeyezak89]

Hope for what? You do realize this commie pig pos was propagating a narrative, correct? Never trust a communist a.k.a a cop.

[@michaelr5606]

@@hungryjack9774😂😂😂😂

[@timppavaan4398]

Even though I live in Finland I love your videos showing what USA is really like. There are so many awesome people that have so many stories to tell that I am so grateful of you letting us hear them. Big respect for Glendale PD for letting us hear their side of what the state that great country is in. Big love Peter thanks for being a awesome dude.

[@Stubhose]

Same here. I think ppl allover world love to see real America. Thank you Peter! 🇫🇮

[@dukeblue3793]

@@Stubhose I think we should now exploit y’all country and be nosey and post videos on KZbin also

[@hasan-aliider9923]

Thanks Peter, i really enjoy all of your videos ... this here really gave mena very new perspective on cops, police life, fentanyl and drug addicts. You developed very good methods of telling stories and interviewing. Go on like that! Thanks for your services!

[@gregmontgomery1132]

I was homeless and addicted to herion and meth. There was a man praying for me, and I left that encounter crying and did not understand why. About a year after that I cried out to Jesus and he set me free from the drugs. 9 years free. Jesus loves you and wants to have a relationship with you!

[@bjrnbjrkas2179]

Very good for you. It costs to stay sober, but the prize you have in return for it is so much greater. Keep going and pray for strength every day, because it's a lifelong race you're on

[@chrismartin8832]

Amen!!

[@janelleg597]

Peace to you brother

[@samdung5630]

Thank you so much for sharing that story. This is such an encouragement for Christians helping people in rough situations.

[@lacedunlaced2319]

quitter

[@ianpercy7464]

The way Peter conducts himself, goes in with an open mind, gives everyone a fair shot and doesn’t try to trip people up or make them look stupid is probably the big reason he got the access that he did. I always look forward to his videos as they seem to be an unbiased and true representation of what he’s filming

[@allenschmitz9644]

The AMERICAN DAD.

[@blondiepianist]

And why his channel exploded so quickly. People are tired of biased "news", and want on the street unbiased journalism again.

[@cornell833]

​@@blondiepianiststraight facts 💯👌

[@greenkid9]

Wow, Glendale PD you guys are a class act. Hats off to you & Pete great job with this video man. Thanks for bringing us into their world.

[@Veyronp87]

impressed with the Glendale Police Department. very empathetic and professional

[@RainyDaysShorts]

It only takes 1 bad cop to make an entire department look bad. We need police and I’m grateful for their service, thank you and the department for allowing this video to be available.

[@ossoduro7794]

Let's just be thankful that's not the case with criminals; having an entire department of criminals look bad is unthinkable.

[@Luke14616]

REMEBER FOLKS: THE POLICE "ALLOWED" THIS VIDEO TO BE PUBLIC. THEY "ALLOWED". Yep ppd still has a culture and pattern of practice civil rights violations. Until the police start following the law things wont get better.

[@joebuck120]

When the whole department covers up corruption all those cops are bad cops

[@d-rot]

How come the good cops don't arrest the bad cop?

[@jwfinley7808]

Most Police fallow the rules!! 11:47

[@89Drmz]

The officer who said he was a huge fan. 💛 See, so many of us watch these Episodes like Prime time TV 😅

[@anniel9416]

Right lol? That was so cute.

[@89Drmz]

@@anniel9416 sooo sweet

[@BD-zg7is]

speak English

[@89Drmz]

@@BD-zg7is you’re commenting on the wrong post.

[@bitshtannicajohnson6957]

*Shoutout to the Folger-Adam key in his pocket!*

[@tracylynnfarley6748]

To Glendale Police Department ! Thank you for your sacrifice and the risks you take so your community can be safe. Be safe. You are appreciated!

[@theresasmith6936]

So sad these people lost in addiction. The compassion the officer has is commendable... Laws charging these people with a felony is counterproductive. Thank you Peter for another excellent unbiased and unvarnished video.

[@Washman-jw3hl]

I found that smaller drone the officers use to be quite impressive but the real stars of this episode here are these officers. What a stellar bunch that were interviewed here.

[@marcjorgensen]

You can buy a comparable one for about $800 DJI Avata

[@cornell833]

Without that badge they still are 💯 officers

[@kclefthanded427]

Wish the Los Angeles Sherrif Department was this transparent and honest

[@davestevens4263]

You are smoking crack there's nothing good about the pigs in az. Watch Long Island audits & learn your rights boot licker . Blue line gang members is all they are ... waiting ch direct d or az now auditors of the domestic terrorist in az .

[@MsQ275]

The sheriff is elected so if LA CHOOSES to elect a shady sheriff... well, that's their choice

[@d-rot]

​@@MsQ275😂 The LASD is awash with criminal cop gangs, including the sheriff.

[@MrApplesaucestuff]

@@d-rot join and be the change

[@To.turnt00]

They only protect Whites and Pedos!

[@worldtributes]

What an awesome video. Please do more of these. Makes me honestly wanna work for the department. Such a professional yet chillaxed and supported agency. Wow.

[@edandretti4691]

That officer is super chill and knowledgeable. what a great video

[@tammyireland3763]

I lost my 33 year old daughter to fentanyl poisoning. Broke my heart. Wish I could make the world a better place ❤ sending love and hope to all✌️🤞🙏❤️

[@PeterSantenello]

I'm so sorry about that Tammy.

[@JaneJones-uh5le]

😘😘😘

[@user-tg2ce7ci2s]

My condolences on the loss of your son.

[@stewpuddy4161]

Major thanks to the Glendale Police Department and to those officers. I'm a family member of an officer on the other side of the country. We know that these brave officers do good work, and thank you Peter for showing what is REALLY going on, not what the "media" shows us!

[@MegaTattoo69]

Brave? 🐖🐖🐷🐷🐖🐖🐷🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Gobbldeegoo1]

The cops are the ones trafficking the fentanyl… but you’re not ready for that conversation.

[@NCrdwlf]

Great content as always . Props to Glendale PD for having the guts and transparency to allow you to ride along . It says a lot about how they work in the community.

[@kazam7332]

Peter always asks the right questions without being bias.. I like that. The police forces in the States have a long way to go to polish up their reputation, because all we see is videos of officers shooting or beating people. I mean you gotta respect those good officers who risk their lives while protecting society while we are sleeping at night and they deserve to not be judged on the basis of their bad co-workers.

[@gliderider59]

Thank you Peter. You’re the most legit journalist I’ve seen in such a longtime. You tell the story… you let your viewers decide. Nothing but respect for you.

[@MichaelAngleyPI]

Thank you Peter for showing what the Police go through every day. Prayers for you Peter, and all of the first responders!

[@nocensorship1960]

Another good one thanks for sharing Peter. I always love your videos. They’re awesome. Keep up the good work, bro.

[@freedom_is_never_free1776]

This is a really great show & a must watch. Thank you ❤

[@0SlowOperator0]

I love how the cops are nerdin out showin all their cool tech. Seem like a solid group of dudes.

[@maryanndise345]

Wow! I am a longtime Glendale resident and loved seeing this. Huge thanks to Officer Ellis and his fellow officers for giving us a closeup on how they protect and serve in our neighborhood and the support they get from our City officials very impressive. God Bless them. TY Peter, big fan here oh and will try Senor Pollo for sure.

[@MAC-up1ur]

This is great journalism and what it's supposed to look like! 💯 This dude asked the right questions and dug deeper into everyone he came across, including police officers 🚔

[@jennypalmer331]

Watching from Australia. This was so interesting Peter and an eye opener for me. There is so much addition and it breaks my heart

[@dm96177]

I am an AZ native and the drug problem here is insane. I appreciate you coming out here to cover this. We often forget that our law enforcement and first responders see the darkest sides of humanity on a daily basis. I appreciate all their hard work and dedication to cleaning up our communities ♥️

[@BD-zg7is]

no one forgets. wtf you talking about?

[@Boskibro]

The drug problem EVERYWHERE is insane.

[@caitrina19]

@dm96177, I agree. Unless people work in this field, or because of their own jobs come in contact with law enforcement and first responders all the time (me daily), they either don’t know or forget what a dangers they face daily.

[@Schuylermontana]

They have been fighting the drug war for nearly 100 years now. Don't you think that's insane. Time to try something different and it starts in the education areas.

[@donnamays24]

I live in a small community in Western NC..we have the same drug crisis you and every other small town and city in America has..as a Nation we have got to do better to bring change..otherwise we will implode. Blessings

[@kennethwilliams7697]

Peter, your videos are far more than entertainment, they are snapshots of life in this country that most of us never get to see. Keep on doing the work, for those of us who are your subscribers, we appreciate you and the great work you do.

[@teresaesquivel2040]

U can see it everywhere if u need is videos to confirm yet a loser

[@billgavin487]

Peter, your in depth videos are awesome! Keep up the good work!

[@REB65]

This was really good! Thanks and God bless ✌️ And a big thank you to all officers who protect and serve!

[@zzach6146]

Officer Ellis seems like an amazing officer!!! Thank you again peter!!

[@staffgrabber2640]

He is a great guy!

[@freakadore]

Thank you @GlendaleArizona for allowing this. It was a very positive and inciteful representation of your city!

[@agentfifteen]

Another great video, love to see the real truth up close - these officers are awesome, 100%. Thanks for sharing Peter!

[@Johnieboi12234]

Amazing, important work you are doing Peter. Thanks man God bless you truly. I really appreciate the content