A Day in the Life - Episode 1

@PlaneGeek007 2 years ago

This was so much fun to watch. Looking forward to more of these. Thanks Officer Ryan, Tustin PD and City of Tustin.

@socalhispanic6685 2 years ago

More departments need to do this. I’m a Probation Officer and I truly appreciate what my blue brothers and sisters do. Stay safe and GOD BLESS👮🏽‍♂️🇺🇸🙏🏽

@speedy0 1 year ago

“Adopt a complex” is a great program and engaging the community with public servants!!!

@pauldombrowski2330 2 years ago

One of the best, most exciting vlogs ive watched about LEO life. Keep em coming....and most of all, stay safe.

@trevorhilseth3206 2 years ago

This was fun to watch. Definitely hoping Tustin PD makes more of these. Maybe a monthly thing? :D

@milesclaussen3689 1 year ago

This felt way more real than even like cops or livepd, I don’t know if it’s the more amateur style of Filming and editing but it just feels more raw and real and personally I love that

@windowlickerug511 1 year ago

1:21 why did it get so loud god damn

@theviper7248 1 year ago

for everyone that doesn‘t know this, the stripe on the badge usually means that there was a loss at the police station, basically the death of someone that worked at the precinct. Sorry for your loss Tustin PD!

@ReveredDead 2 years ago

We asked for a Day in the Life video and we got a whole pursuit. Damn this was good.

@kokopellione 1 year ago

Love the fact that dispatch is using gaming keyboards LOL

@PilotPrysten 2 years ago

3:31 dispatch has a gamer keyboard

@Robert-ws3mk 1 year ago

What an awesome cop, we definitely need more of people like him, kind compassinit but firm when needed to be..

@JRN5.0 1 year ago

So glad I found this channel. This was an awesome video. I definitely support any and all local law enforcement. Thank you for your service (yes I also support the Constitution)!

@mig2546 2 years ago

Love watching these videos. Love from Australia. Stay safe officers! ❤️🇦🇺

@SSZaris 2 years ago

The scaffold company I work for has us do 30 mins of working out at the start of the day (we're on the clock, obviously) and it's reduced workplace injuries and strains by a huge number. Our job is physically demanding and at times you're relying on your crew to literally keep you alive so it's always good to know that the guy keeping you from falling to your death is physically fit enough. It's great to see a police department even just having a gym on site. Well trained police are always the nicest to deal with.