free field training Hope it’ll get much more than that but you know it could make all the difference to a fair few guys and girls out there. Then the courts can just throw away all their hard work later... but it’s still worth it!
@@freefieldtraining I had a call of somebody getting their PlayStation 5 stolen outside of a Walmart they said that it was a male white look like mr. clean and sounded like James Charles it was just a bald female who was about six foot
I love this video. I wish they teach this in high school. When I was working 911 Dispatch, I had a lady call because she said this guy looked suspicious because it was night time and the person was wearing all black. Really.
Maybe it is just my area but those tend to be off by as much as five inches in areas by me. Some of them aren't even really made to BE a measuring device so the IT guy that installs those tend to not measure at all.
I can't recall ever having a description that had an accurate height, weight, age, and race at the same time. At most its 2 accurate and the rest completely off the mark. I once worked at a big outdoor country music festival, and I swear to god nearly all the descriptions we got from dispatch were "caucasian male with a cowboy hat"
Let me guess. Yes officer, he was in his thrities, maybe late twenties or early forties, fifties tops... 170 to 190 centimeters tall, medium built... oh and he definitely spoke [insert local official language]. ... Why are you still standing here talking to me? Shouldn't you go look for him?
This would have been useful yesterday. I was a witness to an accident where the driver and passenger of the rear car (rear-ender) abandoned their car and left the scene. As a civilian, I did my best. Hopefully the police will be able to find them. It was a work truck. They left behind a cellphone and open beer bottles in the truck.
I think on one hand criminals pay way too much attention to cops rather than trying to act naturally and it definitely makes your job easier. On the other hand a lot of people will act scared around cops who've done nothing wrong because they've been conditioned to fear them. If I see a cop in uniform in public I always pay attention to where they are and what they're doing but more to see if they're actually doing something in line with their job or just eating/getting gas. One thing if a cop is parked at a convenience store to get some gas and donuts, a completely different scenario if they are responding to a robbery or drunk homeless person with a knife. Definitely don't want to get into crossfire or walk up behind a cop who's doing his job. I saw cops dealing with someone at the store down the road the other week and several people just stepped up behind them to get in line.
"10-90 for 10-80. Say when ready." "Go ahead" "Whiskey Fox, blue crop-top, tan skirt, brown hair in ponytail. Pulling on vehicle door handles in the parking lot of "some store" 4321 3rd Street, cross of J Ave. Make Complainant: 'my name and number.' I do NOT require contact but please call if I can be of any assistance." Thanks for adding to my reading list!
I am so glad I always have a can of sunlight in my pocket at all times. I'll literally never give male black in all black unless that's just my luck of what I'm actually seeing LOL
Goofy videos?? As a security guard, im finding your videos complimenting my theory training and to a certain point covering topics in that they either skim over or don't even discuss. I actually got a rap over the knuckles by my boss when I described an offender by race and gender to the point he wanted me to change my report to remove the description of race and gender changing it to a broader non invasive report "dark skin person"
“Women with long blonde hair doesn’t do anything for me”
- Tommy 2021
Sorry ladies.
every security guard needs to view this as part of their training curriculum
One of the best lessons you’ve put out and that’s saying something. Really useful overview of the topic and handy tips for us all.
And it'll probably get something like 1k views. Lol. Still worth it.
free field training Hope it’ll get much more than that but you know it could make all the difference to a fair few guys and girls out there. Then the courts can just throw away all their hard work later... but it’s still worth it!
@@freefieldtraining 1.3k as of this morning. I'll share with my clan for whatever it's worth.
@@freefieldtraining I had a call of somebody getting their PlayStation 5 stolen outside of a Walmart they said that it was a male white look like mr. clean and sounded like James Charles it was just a bald female who was about six foot
BTW Tommy, I use some of your videos when I'm teaching classes during my instructor gig and this is definitely going to be a good one. Thanks!
I love this video. I wish they teach this in high school.
When I was working 911 Dispatch, I had a lady call because she said this guy looked suspicious because it was night time and the person was wearing all black. Really.
I love you pointing stick lol
might want to remind people that places, like 7-11's have height markers beside the door, nowadays they're color makred too "he was burgandy tall'
Maybe it is just my area but those tend to be off by as much as five inches in areas by me. Some of them aren't even really made to BE a measuring device so the IT guy that installs those tend to not measure at all.
@@freefieldtraining wasn't aware of that, but doesn't suprise me. Still it gives something to compare to.
I can't recall ever having a description that had an accurate height, weight, age, and race at the same time. At most its 2 accurate and the rest completely off the mark.
I once worked at a big outdoor country music festival, and I swear to god nearly all the descriptions we got from dispatch were "caucasian male with a cowboy hat"
Finally a GREAT training video again! More of these and less gear reviews, please!
Thank you again, free field training.
Please make more videos regarding batons
Caller Advised suspect is a white male between 25-35 years of age wearing a t shirt and blue jeans
Me slamming my head against the steering wheel
OMFG yes, I get you, bro.
Let me guess.
Yes officer, he was in his thrities, maybe late twenties or early forties, fifties tops... 170 to 190 centimeters tall, medium built... oh and he definitely spoke [insert local official language].
...
Why are you still standing here talking to me? Shouldn't you go look for him?
Outstanding video. What jacket is that? Looks very well made.
This has some good points I can use to further refine the descriptions I give while working security
This would have been useful yesterday. I was a witness to an accident where the driver and passenger of the rear car (rear-ender) abandoned their car and left the scene. As a civilian, I did my best. Hopefully the police will be able to find them. It was a work truck. They left behind a cellphone and open beer bottles in the truck.
Great video! Very informative!
Ok. Idk how I am 11 years old but I love your videos and stay safe during this time of the cough cough
Awesome, as usual. Love listening to you man. Thanks.
I think on one hand criminals pay way too much attention to cops rather than trying to act naturally and it definitely makes your job easier. On the other hand a lot of people will act scared around cops who've done nothing wrong because they've been conditioned to fear them. If I see a cop in uniform in public I always pay attention to where they are and what they're doing but more to see if they're actually doing something in line with their job or just eating/getting gas. One thing if a cop is parked at a convenience store to get some gas and donuts, a completely different scenario if they are responding to a robbery or drunk homeless person with a knife. Definitely don't want to get into crossfire or walk up behind a cop who's doing his job. I saw cops dealing with someone at the store down the road the other week and several people just stepped up behind them to get in line.
"10-90 for 10-80. Say when ready."
"Go ahead"
"Whiskey Fox, blue crop-top, tan skirt, brown hair in ponytail.
Pulling on vehicle door handles in the parking lot of "some store" 4321 3rd Street, cross of J Ave.
Make Complainant: 'my name and number.'
I do NOT require contact but please call if I can be of any assistance."
Thanks for adding to my reading list!
good video thackyou. you jacket luck good jacket were i can bae, thankyou good man.good police ofice.
Who else a smart ass! 🤣💯❤👍🏾 Love ya Tommy. Thanks man love the channel!!
Tommy!
So Tommy is saying size doesn't matter 🤔
Of course she could not even tell me where she was or direction of flight.
Luckily I could get a general area from her phone GPS.
Thanks Tommy, do you have a recommended textbook for security guards?
I tried going step by step to get suspect info and direction of flight. All she gave me was black shirt and black shorts. Really.... Come on lady.
I am so glad I always have a can of sunlight in my pocket at all times. I'll literally never give male black in all black unless that's just my luck of what I'm actually seeing LOL
Hi
5' 2"
Oof.
Funny story my wife is 6'04"
@@freefieldtraining Nice.
Hold the fuck up, you're 5'2? Damn, i had no idea. Im 5'5, i dont often meet people shorter than me lol.
Goofy videos?? As a security guard, im finding your videos complimenting my theory training and to a certain point covering topics in that they either skim over or don't even discuss.
I actually got a rap over the knuckles by my boss when I described an offender by race and gender to the point he wanted me to change my report to remove the description of race and gender changing it to a broader non invasive report "dark skin person"
Can’t be assuming people’s gender these days, tommy.
Do you have to have a degree to be a cop
Camera makes you tall and skinny lol but I've heard you before though
If I attempted suicide at age 13 will that stop my dream of becoming a police officer?