RIDE ALONG with Deputy Connor Hogan

[@bigfoot7688]

I'm not going to lie. Bro, seems a little depressed. Keep your head up, big man. That's a hard job, doing the Lord's work. We all appreciate you guys.

[@PossiblytheGuy.]

It's a depressing job

[@bigfoot7688]

​@@PossiblytheGuy.Yes and no.. ain't nothing like chasing down bad guys all day long, it's got its upsides haha. The way he talks about his work you know he loves what he does though.

[@Cruor34]

I don't think he is depressed, I just don't think he is an excitable guy. He is like a coworker I used to have, just very low on emotions. Like: "Hey man you won the raffle, you get a $50,000" "nice" "Hey sorry to tell you, but you house burned down, everything is ash" "Ah ok. Guess I'll book a hotel"

[@-fuk57]

Well, gee, thank you for not lying.

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

hes not, hes just a phlegmatic melancholy type personality. a good friend type material but not good party material.

[@brytal1]

Thank you Deputy Hogan, Glad to have you in Pierce County!

[@jerryshira]

You treat people with respect. Thank you.

[@amelialangston8452]

That was really interesting. I had no idea what a Sheriff's Deputy did. Much appreciated. You have a kind and gentle demeanor. Great job.

[@rabibbibar6134]

This should be mandatory watching for all law enforcement. Great job and stay safe out there.

[@juliebrown4221]

Thanks for all you do, you handle yourself well.

[@johnnyfreak6806]

The police officer is so awesome👍👍👍, totally respect this guy🙏🙏🙏

[@matthewwest7906]

I'm sorry to be that person but he's not a police officer he's a deputy sheriff

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 I think that this officer was very kind to the the first stop in the video with the man that is in the van and he's actually homeless.. the officer went above and beyond to make sure that he helped as much as he possibly could so I just I'm impressed.

[@marcholmquist3089]

Absolutely wonderful officer

[@PB-jk8bl]

Nope. DEPUTY sheriff. Not the same

[@gdskipps1006]

Love these ride alongs!

[@nicholasdelvaux4990]

Thank you for your service to our community

[@thomascrepeau1853]

Failed to signal within 100 ft of turn😮 At least he used it!

[@ironcladpatriot5829]

It's maddening to think that hardworking families, who already shoulder increasing property taxes and fees, are essentially subsidizing a portion of the population that puts little to no effort into self-sufficiency or communal contribution.

[@AuzzAustin]

Rare to see a chill cop like this but you know I respect that.

[@kmug321]

Why would anyone take care of their warrants, register their vehicle, or get their license to drive? Apparently everything gets a free pass in this state.

[@downpouor133]

Yeah its insane. Im a cop in Nevada and we arrest all warrants if theyre valid and confirmed.

[@bigfoot7688]

Did you guys watch the video? If he arrested them and gave them a ride, the jail would book and release them. It doesn't matter. He did exactly what they're going to do. He just didn't waste the gas or his time. @downpouor133 if you're a cop, you're definitely a SRO.

[@po5tm4n]

Yea. It's almost like they are probably warrants for victimless crimes and don't require the person to be jailed. Thank God people police with their brain instead of their indulgent self righteous sense of justice.

[@ironcladpatriot5829]

Why should I pay exorbitant fees every year to maintain my registration, fund public projects, and stay in compliance with the law when others flagrantly ignore the rules and get away with it?

[@c0r3y_moto13]

@@downpouor133if they did that half of pierce county would be in jail

[@iamReddington]

Wow, wow! This cop is a role model to all officers. He's not arresting people for no reason, taking everyone in. He gives them chances and is as nice as he can be. I love him.

[@SquirtleSquady]

appreciate ya

[@SillyGoose2576]

“Mom I can’t do the chores, Pierce County Sheriffs just dropped a new ride along video!”

[@BRTHDAY]

happy Holldays Everyone!

[@tse7794]

Always a great job! PCSD is the best in the west💪🏼

[@Randy_51_]

These videos are great. Cool to see what’s going on locally.

[@jwhaley616]

Great job you do and how well you deal with issues! It's become a hard time for people who are trying, and you show great empathy! Thank you Sir!

[@Mr.Stubz.]

Most awesome officer ever!!

[@JenniferJoyDeakins]

Thanks for sharing! I watch from Arizona!

[@garyleonard7875]

My last duty station was Ft Lewis and I enjoyed my time there, lots of things to do

[@son-in-law7372]

What kind of undershirt you guys wear under your vest ? Please model and brand for my uniform

[@MrVince8]

Bravo for this officer. He is so fair. If he arrests you , you deserve it.

[@bchluvrxyz816]

The guy with the Tahoe: What is so hard to understand? You buy a vehicle, you don’t drive it without plates. Forget the ‘I’ve got them right here’ crap. You chose to drive it BEFORE you put the plates on. Violation. Ticket. Now, don’t drive it UNTIL the plates are on. Very simple.

[@olivermaxwell444]

I think he's super respectful and very nice, and I would move to Washington and get arrested everyday cuz he's cute as hell

[@tcntad87]

That belt gonna make the bodycam hurt like hell if he's involved in a crash

[@brown5252]

Keep the homeless moving on!

[@mac8179]

Warning. Warning. Warning. Soft bro. If you don’t enforce, the culture won’t change.

[@maryjanesnow]

The jail doesn't have room to accept these bookings. So he could have spent all day taking one dude to a jail. Only for the jail to not take the booking. Then he would drop the dude off right back where he picked him up. Instead he wrote 5 tickets for different people

[@Pam-y7y]

Pierce county is rough❤

[@vegangainsfather2877]

Does anyone in the state ever go to jail? Seems like the courts release everyone

[@maverick-mz2gp]

do a university place patrol

[@Harry1s]

Pulling someone over for not signaling within 100ft is a bunch of BS!!!

[@ironcladpatriot5829]

It’s time for Pierce County to stop coddling these freeloaders. Enforce the laws, impound their vehicles if necessary, and stop making law-abiding citizens feel like we’re the ones being punished. If the system can track down every penny of my $700 car tab, they can certainly go after these habitual offenders.

[@Javelinjoe73]

Most don’t use their signal at all

[@Cruor34]

You could you know, just obey the law and signal and you won't be pulled over. He assumed someone who doesn't signal breaks other laws and oh look! He was correct! It's AMZING to me how many people break the law, like have drugs in the car then run a stop sign and get caught. Like if you don't want trouble from police, obey the dam law. You could LITERALLY drive around with 100 pounds of cocaine, a box of TNT, automatic weapons, and have a body in the trunk and NEVER get pulled over if you just drive properly.

[@Harry1s]

@@Cruor34 seems petty to me. Of all the laws people are breaking these days this is what this cop seems important. Just my opinion

[@nicefish10]

@@Harry1scops pull people over and often times the people they pull over are repeat offenders, or idiots. If this guy did’t break smaller law, they would not have found a dude that had a warrant….

[@Socalmtb88]

Bishop was the highlight

[@Pam-y7y]

Our police do what they can, the court sucks

[@initialdluvr]

Soft on crime policing leads to third world communities like we see here.

[@Cruor34]

I still do not understand: "You are under arrest for X. Ok, you are free to go have a nice day" I thought detained meant you can't go until we figure out what to do with you, and arrest meant handcuffs and a jail cell, at least for an hour until you bail out.

[@donh6416]

It's called "cite and release". It's used alot for low level nonviolent offenses.

[@Cruor34]

@@donh6416 Ok thanks... so what is the purpose? If they already didn't take care of their warrant or whatever it was how will this make them do it? I'm trying to understand what it does.

[@donh6416]

@Cruor34 It doesn't take care of the outstanding warrants. King Co didn't want to extradite even though it's right next door. Cite and release leaves room in the jail for more serious offenders. Deputies have discretion to take those to jail who are not forth coming or don't cooperate. Sometime Deputies will give someone a break so as to not pile on to an already financially challenged person. This guy lives in his car. Going to jail would mean his car is towed. He probably could not afford to get it out of storage. If he did get it out would he have any $$$ left? Deputies make decisions that have compassion towards the people they contact throughout each shift. While still taking the bad ones to jail.

[@Cruor34]

@@donh6416 Yeah I'm not questioning why he didn't take him in, I am trying to understand "being under arrest" with no penalty. Like, it just goes on his record and looks bad, or what? What does it actually do to a person?

[@PierceCountySheriffsDepartment]

@@Cruor34the prosecutor will decide if they want to charge and they will issue him a summons to appear in court. Sometimes we drive up to jail, book him and he gets released immediately with a court date or he sees the judge and prosecutors don’t charge or he gets released with a court date.

[@curtpaulfrey2731]

Limp police these days, wonder why nobody listens or obeys the law

[@龙源探索]

So... I'm going down I-5 south at 526 and some WSP NAZI gives me a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt. Due to, it's under my armpit, buckled up and as high as it will go. Yet, you are letting people go that have committed real crimes. Picking and choosing who goes free is not how the laws are written.

[@Jayhow1995]

It’s called Officer Discretion.

[@fm-9129]

Letter of the law, vs spirit of the law. For a lot of crimes, officers have discretion. Might surprise you, but officers are not all the same.

[@maryjanesnow]

You need to wear a seatbelt at all times while driving a vehicle

[@龙源探索]

@@maryjanesnow I was...

[@rufusherrick9033]

Wow,that was so exciting , yawn

[@perfect1150]

Screw off......they are glad it wasn't exciting to your standards.....if you want excitement join the force.

[@rickrobbins1037]

There's plenty of other crimes. Pull someone over for 100 feet? Whatever

[@nightfall22]

Girlfriend 35? lol pawpaw doing something right lol

[@PaulH-k7y]

HOW IS IT UP THERE IN DARKOMA??? CLOUDS,CLOUDS, MIST,,,,,, I LOVE CLOUDS SEE IM IN ALWAYS CLEAR ,SUNNY AND BREEZLESS PHOENIX ,,,, ON TOP OF THAT IM IN BETWEEN 2 NEIGHBORS THAT CAN HEAR A MOUSE FART AT 50 YARDS.....HAHAHA. IM GONNA QUIT TYPING LOL ....THAT MEANS LOGGED OFFLINE

[@camrynejonobrien462]

Long story short, your not doing jack sh$t abou6 anything. It's been the same story for years in graham. Crime has been on the rise and you just let them go to do it again. It took 6 years for you to arest the squatter on 89th, it took him shooting a woman doing her job to clean his mess up for you to finally lock him up. This whole episode, you did exactly nothing to provide safety to the one you are supposed to protect.

[@Javelinjoe73]

So how much did he pay for the Tahoe?😅

[@JustinTurnerman]

Hulks son

[@maryjanesnow]

What a babe

[@user-et9ww8do4f]

Nice u s travel way🇺🇸❤️😊usa future destination, trump dad america place

[@allin4once]

He sounds sad. Is it because he works in an Alt-liberal democratic state where the rule of law is frowned upon? Or is it because he just gives break after break after break. Cops like him act like they owe people a brake, not thinking about the fact that when u pull people over they have probably gotten away with the same thing 100s or thousands of times prior, so breaks ahould be the exception and not the norm. This guy needs to go spend some time with REAL traffic officers, like Rodie or Frank.

[@Cruor34]

It's a case-by-case basis IMO. On one hand if you don't enforce any rules, you get San Francisco. On the other, if you ticket people for going 54 in a 45, people resent the police, it's a balancing act. Personally, I'd take people in with warrants, and I'd crush people who I caught on their phones while driving, I HATE distracted driving. They are the real danger. I'd also be hard on "disturbing the peace" people (loud exhaust or blasting music in a neighborhood) Speeding I'd give out a lot of breaks if they didn't have priors. Cops are human, and they have the choice to ticket or not, and all have their own biases. Someone who almost got hit by a car as a kid might be super hard on any sort of speeding yet ignore super loud exhausts because their uncle had one. The problem with people camped outside stores etc is the department doesn't allow the cop to arrest them, and they know if they say "move along" they will just come back in a few hours. At a certain point you just say F it. Frank IMO is not the best example. Even his boss says if it were up to him, he would let more people go. Also, personally I would much prefer to get Franks boss (guy in the cowboy hat) than Frank. Frank ALWAYS gives a snarky sarcastic comment because it's good for KZbin. It's funny to you, but not to the person there. Kind of like a goat head-butting a guy in the nuts. You are like LOL! He is like this sucks. I think you should be polite to police, but it works both ways. You don't need to give everyone the "oh you must be stupid you didn't see the giant black and white speed sign" speech, then get cranky when they get snippy in response.

[@PierceCountySheriffsDepartment]

He issued tickets and wrote reports for the arrests. They didn’t get off.