A Day in the Life of a Michigan State Police Trooper Recruit
Vložit
- čas přidán 25. 04. 2016
- Seventeen-hour week days, for 22 weeks.
"The Michigan State Police 129th Trooper Recruit School started on March 27th, 2016 and it started with 60 recruits And this is one of the most diverse recruit school in state police history," Sergeant Dwayne Gill said.
Based on military training, the school is a very specific and tough process.
"Our academy is para military and so we will instruct them in marching and how to keep their military demeanor, whether they're squaring corners or saluting in their chain of command," Trooper Tedric Gibbs said. "A lot of their training goes into the MSP history as well in the beginning. We want them to have a firm foundation of the department that they've chosen to come in. As well first aid, throughout the school, but first aid, firearms, and obviously physical training, that starts their day and tries to prepare their mindset for the day."
Check out the full article: homtv.net/index.asp?view=news&...
Joined law enforcement after my 4 years after the Marine Corps, and not gonna lie, police academy is tough in its own way.
Hi, thanks for sharing, man. How's it been since? I've been working ems and thinking about switching ..
I remember doing this last year during the Kiwanis Club Youth Trooper Academy. One of the most difficult challenges of my life but it was worth it! "If you think you can you will, if you think you can't you're right"
Did they teach you to shoot tasers at 15 yr Olds riding atvs?
It’s not how you start but how you finish. Accuracy balance and courage.
Thanks for your service.
Jeremy Stockmeyer
Drink up , buddy
Airborne! Looks like a summer camp
I am currently in the Navy, and the Physical Fitness looks a lot tougher than the Navy. A whole lot less yelling though lol.
It's the navy not many high expectations
@tylervick4219 right, this is something a karate/mma class will put you through if anyone took one b4
Most difficult thing you’ve done in your life, then you haven’t been challenged. Lol Jesus what rock have you been hiding under
do they assign them to a post close to where they live?
Reminds me of an easier basic training
How long is the State Police academy?
The whole program is 22 weeks long.
Police SavoyGamer it ranges from 19-22 weeks depending on where the recruit school falls during the year
important question: do they candidates receive drowning water rescue skills? In many police departments they don't, and happens situations as this: czcams.com/video/aQZM5lIftTE/video.html
damn
As much as I would love to become a cop in my city.i can't because I'm not mentally all there and I don't think I could handle that stuff plus I'm not a good people person
Sounds like you actually meet all the requirements
@@juandoe2994 ......
I'ma be an county sheriff michigan when I grow up
@@Tom-xx8lj Why are you replying to a 4 year old comment? Lol.. I already got hired at a Police Department.
@@misterking761 Another black man to do the white mans bidding huh....
@@misterking761 You made it to the Detroit Police Department?
@@misterking761 Congrats! Details? What academy did you attend? What dept are you at?
Stay safe.
I'm considering trying to become a Michigan state trooper after the marine core, do I need a criminal justice degree for it? Also, how hard is it compared to Marine Corps recruit training?
Jacob Dunn I'm an intern with MSP and a trooper I'm with is a marine and he said they are about even
Marine CORPS.
Lol. A DI will beat your ass for spelling it like that, just fyi.
I was told that DNR and MSP training is close to that of USMC boot. Obviously with some differences...It is a live in academy but you go home every weekend.
Jacob Dunn Bro police academy is a breeze for a lot of prior service guys. As long as you're in physical shape and ready to learn it'll be easy.
Logan Klaeren not MSP recruit school. Many marines I've talked to said it's just as hard if not harder than boot camp because of the swimming and academic portion.
Spencer Straka But compared to your average recruit, vets will have an advantage with drill/ceremony, attention to detail, firearms training, as well as physical standards. That way you'll be able to focus more on the academics than stress over the other details. It's not easy by any means, but it's a huge advantage.
My dad is a state trooper for 25+ and then my cousin on my mom's side has been one for 4 years he was the top of his class so I'm going to be a cop to.
A family of liars, thieves, thugs, scumbags and killers.
@@maxbrazil3712 too bad yours was probably full of failures
i assume your dad told you how to make a good living with bribes and stealing from normal persons, and you also have the right to kill everyone without being responsible for it, the easy life of a criminal in uniform...!
@BoomerLemon Nobody in Michigan has a life . Certainly since Covid
Sorry to hear that
Like boy scouts
In a way, yes, lol. It's more strenuous and you train for your life.
A friend of mine was a boy scout for years who then became an Eagle Scout. He then joined the Marines. Following that, he became a Mich state cop.
It's pretty interesting to read up on how many famous and driven people got their start in Boy Scouts.
@@axelfoley1406 cool story bro.
I dropped out of high school 2 years early to join a military academy to graduate in 6 months.
Joined the army as an infantryman, and earned my CIB in 2011.
But to be a cop you have to be below a certain intelligence level, they don't want people that think for themselves.
Now I work for a industrial company making more in 6 months then a cop does in 2 years.
Wow, do state troopers have to live in the academy?
Yes, they live there in rooms of two and roommates change every week.
You do not.
@@miguelkeeler7747 Wrong. Michigan State Police and DNR both offer live-in academies.
do you get weekend off?
you you'll get weekends off
You get Saturday and you must be back Sunday.
oh noes you can't "wipe dey face off"
Do we get paid to be there while in training?
Arkadiy Babayan your paying them
Dom b really? Hmmm I thought it’s was a salary while ur in training think it’s like what $1,700 bi weekly
Yes, you get paid while in the academy.
Graduating STORM troopers.
m.czcams.com/video/nbJLbSoS5o8/video.html
When are they going to talk about the cop who tasered a kid on a 4 wheeler and the kid fell off and was killed. Cost to taxpayers, 12 million.
@BoomerLemon What the hell: different topic?? The topic is police brutality and you sound like a cop. Whatever they do in that recruit school, it obviously doesn't include addressing brutality and overt racism. Police forces around the country seem to purposely, specifically and intentionally hire idiots who can't read or refuse to read the U.S. constitution.
A new cycle of oath breakers. You cant expect a system that's corrupt to produce good people no matter what the recruit says their goals are. You dont change the system, it will change you....
@BoomerLemon When is the brainwashing training ?
Those defensive tactics don't work.
especially since chokeholds are banned in most departments now
Nope, lol. However, after the formal training of the academy, you REALLY learn how to handle the streets.
Not for the faint hearted. You do what you can do survive. Tough and thankless job.
Seems like a lot for some Karen calls
When do they get evidence planting training ?
The police don’t plant evidence.
@@JamesSmith-rh4is These yokels do
hi boot liker 🤮🤮🤮🤮
Hi ghetto gangbanger!
Only to graduate and become a Career Criminal LEO!
Air Force Boot Camp