How do police catch you speeding? |RADAR and LASER

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  • RADAR and LASER (LIDAR) explained. There are many different types and brands of Laser and Radar, but the functionality is all the same.
    Intro - 00:00
    Radar/laser training - 00:38
    Radar - 06:22
    Laser - 10:43
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Komentáře • 386

  • @Justthatofficer
    @Justthatofficer  Před rokem +11

    Future me here 👋. Man did I ramble in this video! So I broke it up into sections so you can jump to the parts you may be more interested in. Thanks everyone! Maybe I’ll do an update soon with the new laser.

    • @ajkdoesthings1303
      @ajkdoesthings1303 Před rokem

      You are a good CZcamsr and are underrated. I just subbed!

    • @stancummings6257
      @stancummings6257 Před 11 měsíci

      What kind of Guns do they use in FL I know FHP Uses the Kustom pro laser 4 Jacksonville has the Dragan eye but what's the most popular Gun in Florida. If you get stopped and have laser jammers on your Vehicle is there any laws or regulations regarding them where I can get a summons or my car impounded

    • @jeromehiggins3001
      @jeromehiggins3001 Před 7 dny

      I see your video is 3 years ago, and I finally saw this in my CZcams feed. So I have to ask this question. When it comes to Lidar, are you allowed to use the devise through tinted glass of a patrol car? Washington State Patrol has unmarked dodge chargers with dark tinted glass and will use Lidargun. My understanding is that vehicles have some polarization auto glass, can thiss affect the lidargun return?

  • @averye
    @averye Před 2 lety +77

    For anyone wondering why he said their patrol vehicles are tested for their speedometer accuracy & that their speedometers are accurate; almost all cars' speedometers show a higher speed compared to how fast you're actually travelling. That's why you should never say how fast you were driving to an officer, because you were probably going 3-4 mph less than what your car showed.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety +27

      Actually the reason you do not talk to cops is to not talk to cops. Turn over your paperwork and deflect all questions. Do you know how fast you were going is countered with " here are all of my papers that I am legally required to present"

    • @lexingram8622
      @lexingram8622 Před 2 lety

      Good tip

    • @Rainlover1984
      @Rainlover1984 Před 2 lety

      Try using radar, car speedometer and gps car windshield type while moving. They are super accurate. All three…that knowledge gleaned is cool. It may have helped in court 20 years Ago but not today. Try it out, you’ll see.

    • @Big_LosF
      @Big_LosF Před 2 lety

      @@Rainlover1984 I'll be tryin it out today. We'll see

    • @jonlo5540
      @jonlo5540 Před rokem +1

      @@hillaryclinton2415 oh you're one of THOSE people

  • @StalkerRadar
    @StalkerRadar Před 2 lety +12

    Thanks for sharing this! This was a very clear explanation of both radar and Lidar technology.

  • @michaelvolin9749
    @michaelvolin9749 Před 4 měsíci

    Great job, thanks.

  • @Zaltic
    @Zaltic Před rokem +1

    radar equipment looks so much fun to play with.

  • @Dr_Mario2007
    @Dr_Mario2007 Před 2 lety +3

    Cop speedometer that works on LIDAR and RADAR somewhat works the same way, they do time of flight calculation basing on the distance calculated from the distance between the emitter, object and back to the sensors, and remember that while it do continuous calculation of the sent vs returned emissions to be timed against, for computed speed (generally displaying speed in MPH and KM/h).
    RADAR is generally somewhat inaccurate in some circumstances owing to the longer wavelength compared to laser light - it can be viewed as low resolution image presented to the RADAR sensors compared to the shorter wavelengths of light (in this case Infrared laser light), so LIDAR is usually used whenever accurate measurements are a must (the computer in LIDAR speedometer is also smart enough to ignore any Infrared light that didn't come from itself, so measurements are generally good with those).

  • @kd4baoc612
    @kd4baoc612 Před 18 dny

    Nice video. Thank you very much for the video. Very informative and accurate. I was always interested in what the "tuning forks" for checking the radar transmitter physically look like used for checking.

  • @jamesfinch4745
    @jamesfinch4745 Před 2 lety

    Nice video! Thx! Be safe out there!

  • @MrMjn5000
    @MrMjn5000 Před 8 měsíci

    great video.. thanks... just wondering if taking videos through the window or something like rain or moving the radar unit while searching for speeders distorts the readings....

  • @carlpeeples7057
    @carlpeeples7057 Před 4 měsíci

    You answered my question about multiple cars!

  • @kingjames8283
    @kingjames8283 Před rokem +4

    Personally I no longer use the vehicles speedometer because it's usually off +/-3 mph. New tires travel slower versus well worn tires which travel faster. I use two GPS speed indicators, one on crashcam recorder display, and the navigation unit. Both are 99% in agreement. To verify GPS speed, I also use ground based communication towers which usually matches both GPS units. I also have a 4th separate speed indicator which uses PCM data calculated off my programmed inputs. I mounted the 4th digital indicator slightly left and below center of visual field so it's easier to see and I now use it for primary speed information. Factory vehicle speedometers only give general speed information but cannot calculate for tire wear and inflation pressure. Overinflated tires register faster, versus underinflated tires which register slower. I learned that trick back in the 1980's while working at Yellow Cab Company. During vehicle and meter calibration, we set tire pressures at posted. Once back on the street, we'd over inflate the tires by 10-lbs which caused the fare meters to tick even faster for higher fares which worked beautifully on longer trips such as airport runs.

    • @Theodore_Evelyn_Mosby
      @Theodore_Evelyn_Mosby Před rokem

      thanks for sharing

    • @user-vw4cg1xq7r
      @user-vw4cg1xq7r Před 9 měsíci +3

      Chill out

    • @JunkBondTrader
      @JunkBondTrader Před 8 měsíci +3

      that is an insane amount of gear just to get your speed reading a couple percent more accurate lol. Just average the GPS and speedometer reading, that's not close enough? Why the obsession with speed accuracy? And interesting cabby trick. No wonder the majority have been put out of business by Uber. Cabby's have always been crooks, driving longer routes, taking advantage of tourists/foreigners, parking beyond where they need for an extra 10 cents, etc.

  • @MOSHTUBE1
    @MOSHTUBE1 Před 2 lety +3

    Thanks for this video.
    I still have a question: don't I have to keep the testing fork in a box in order to keep it from corrosion and miss aliment ?
    The fork itself needs to be checked as well ?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +3

      I keep them in the vehicle and don’t have any issues. Yes they are checked every six months by outside agency

    • @dennispowers2589
      @dennispowers2589 Před rokem

      Shouldn't your testing forks bracket the actual speeds you are measuring. This "calibration check" should bracket the actual speeds you are measuring.

  • @ThunderChasers
    @ThunderChasers Před 10 měsíci

    The radio/emf waves from your radar and lidar both travel at the speed of light (actually slightly less on Earth). Lidar waves are just much smaller.

  • @dizzolve
    @dizzolve Před 2 lety

    11:25 does it take a snapshot of your car too? And are you allowed to look through a sight while driving? Or are those only for when you're stationary

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +3

      No it doesn’t take a picture of your car and it’s only while stationary for the laser. Would not be safe while moving and it won’t work properly.

  • @thomascrum185
    @thomascrum185 Před rokem +4

    Only issue I have is trust that the officer is honest, with technology today it should take a photo of the infraction so there is no doubt which car it was. Its sad we cant trust every officer to be truthful about protecting and serving.

  • @kenl.3298
    @kenl.3298 Před rokem +3

    Wait until I get a light absorbing paint job, thanks for the information

  • @djmix105
    @djmix105 Před 2 lety +1

    That was a very informative video. Thank you !

  • @cwvolley13
    @cwvolley13 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you for the video as it was very informative. I have a question about Laser LIDAR. When you are it using towards a vehicle do you get a return signal if you aim it at the windshield of that target? Or does is it bounce off a different direction due to the angle of the windshield?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 9 měsíci

      Great question. The windshield can deflect the laser therefore it won’t get a reading.

    • @cwvolley13
      @cwvolley13 Před 9 měsíci

      Thsnk you very much for replying. I appreciate it.

  • @HousesByVic
    @HousesByVic Před rokem

    Nice Video sir! Curious though. How do you lock in to the exact vehicle? For example you clock someone going 80 and your parked. How do you pull off and catch up to that vehicle and not lose it in the sea of other cars?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem +3

      You have to maintain visual. I usually see the driver and/or other identifiers which helps me ensure it’s the same vehicle. However, there are occasions where I go after one then run into two of the same make, model, color etc. and if I’m not certain I just turn around. It happens.

  • @George-rn1rn
    @George-rn1rn Před rokem

    Question so is the speed radar always on or you guys turn then on when you think you’ll see someone speeding . Like for instance a cop at a light and you coming from behind it will he have your speed locked in ?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem +1

      Always on once it’s turned on. We don’t turn it on as we see a speeder, it doesn’t turn on that fast. We transmit it (activate the speed reader) with a pull of the trigger and hold or by turning the transmitter to always on so it constantly reads. If the officer has a rear antenna and it’s on then yes they can get your speed.

  • @MKULTRA777
    @MKULTRA777 Před 2 lety

    Radars o speed detectors work if cop is driving on highway too? or need to be stop the patrol? i mean if cop is doing 60mph and car on the other line its doing 65mph he csn use the radars etc to check the car speed? or only with the patrol speedometer while cop patrol is moving?

  • @kevinborish
    @kevinborish Před rokem

    So crazy to see how other states are allowed to use LiDAR and radar. In Pennsylvania only the state police are allowed to use radar and LiDAR so municipal departments usually have to pace you or some use the enradd system which sets up two lasers one on each side of the road and when you pass through it calculates your speed. I know there’s another method where they pick two points or lines on the road and then use a stop watch and a math equation to calculate how fast you were going in those points or so I’ve heard

  • @blackfalcon1324
    @blackfalcon1324 Před rokem

    This is big brain.

  • @dframp5152
    @dframp5152 Před rokem +1

    Must an office visibly see a car he thinks may be speeding first, or he can be not paying attention and an alarm goes off? If he must visibly see what he thinks is a speeding vehicle, how many seconds does it usually take to put the radar on that vehicle and measure speed? (From a parked, stationary police car and an oncoming vehicle)? Thank you

    • @JunkBondTrader
      @JunkBondTrader Před 8 měsíci

      I think the latter. They just sit there and measure every car that goes by. And I imagine its instant since waves travel at the speed of light.

  • @chrisrowland7680
    @chrisrowland7680 Před 3 lety +3

    Hello, great explanation but quick question. I had a traffic ticket I believe is false. I drove past an officer who was coming out of a parking lot an immediately pulled me over. They claimed they used a LIDAR scanner that was calibrated that morning but refused to show me when I asked to see if it was working. They stated that they couldn't show me because it was in their trunk. Wouldn't you have to have the scanner in your hand and be pointing it at the car your targeting to get a reading since its light and tracks one vehicle? Also, when I drove by I made eye contact with the officer and there hands were on the steering wheel, getting ready to make a turn so I know for a fact they were not using a handheld scanner. I was also following behind a car when I was stopped so I believe they may have had an inaccurate reading. Thank you!

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +3

      I hope it wasn’t false. A couple things could be in play here 1. They used radar and not a LIDAR which could be built into the vehicle having a radar in the front and the rear of the vehicle to get both directions. 2. They could of had another officer operating the LIDAR further down the road. 3. He was using it in a hidden spot and tagged you further down, so he wouldn’t have it in his hand if he was pulling out to get you. The trunk statement is a bit odd I mean they don’t have to show you it but idk how it would get into the trunk if it was a LIDAR, which is why I think it may have been a radar. The biggest thing Chris is you yourself. Did you feel you may have been Speeding prior to observing the officer? If so it may have been true or the officer made it up which would be ridiculous but hey not saying there aren’t crooked individuals out there. Let me know if you have any more questions. Hope this helps!

    • @chrisrowland7680
      @chrisrowland7680 Před 3 lety

      @@Justthatofficer Thank you for such a response! A couple of things, I was on a two way street coming out of my college, the officer was not even a mile down and the way the Parking lot was set up its impossible at the angle to have seen me. If they were in the parking lot and had tagged me and then we're exiting to get to get me. The parking lot itself faces another street, in the opposite direction but the exit faces the street I was on. I did not know they could not show me I have been stopped before and was asked by an officer would I like to see verification of his scanner working but I declined because I knew I was speeding. Another officer did come to the scene after I was pulled over but I saw them traveling a distance and not pull out of a hidden spot. To your last point, I don't believe I was speeding, I had my gf in the car and we were on the way to get some lunch and she does not like speeding so I keep it down when she is with me to make her feel safe. I do feel as soon as I made eye contact with the officer, I just knew I was going to get pulled over and it happened immediately, I drove right past the car and they pulled out the parking lot behind me and put there lights on. Also the speeds we were going at where not fast, I was told I was traveling 41 in a 25 which I felt was ridiculous especially since there was a car directly in front of me which passed the officer first.

    • @chrisrowland7680
      @chrisrowland7680 Před 3 lety

      I don't necessarily believe the officer may have made it up, though they did ask me did I know what a LIDAR scanner was an I said yes. Which promoted me to ask if I could verify myself by being shown it which is when they replied that I couldn't because it was in there trunk. However, if there were two cars in very close proximity, that passed the officer secs after each other maybe the radar did pick up the person in front and they mistook it for me? I would have to be traveling slower than the car in front of me based on physics to not crash into them so if I was going 41 then that car would have had to have been going over 41 which from my eye test and memory I don't think they were.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety

      @@chrisrowland7680 yeah it’s a tough call. If they used LIDAR or “laser” it has a dot that goes directly on the vehicle so there is no mistaking. Radar would show the front vehicle then your speed next to it as explained in the video. It is possible you may have been pacing the front vehicle not realizing you were speeding and the officer was only able to get your speed and not the front vehicle or just decided to laser yours. You could request a hearing and the officer will have to explain to the judge but it is a risk as if he is found in the right you could pay extra fees. At least that’s how it is here. It’s a lot to talk about on here but I hope this was helpful. I do live streams sometimes and if you catch the next one ask away! Take care and be safe!

    • @chrisrowland7680
      @chrisrowland7680 Před 3 lety

      @@Justthatofficer Thank you for your help and insight! Take care as well and stay safe!

  • @edp5623
    @edp5623 Před 2 lety +3

    I just got a ticket for going 79 in a 55
    I was definitely going 70, not 79. Yes, im aware that is still speeding, but, i believe the car to my right was going faster and I think he discriminated against me because I have a challenger.
    It was very heavy traffic on a nice sunny day. I was going exactly same speed as car in front of me, and all the cars in front of him
    I was in left lane, several car lengths behind the car in front of me, because I'm a safe driver.
    Cop pulls me over from 3 lanes accross heavy traffic blocking his view
    Of course, afterward, other people blow past me weaving in and out of cars, driving like complete savages, but, the cops never there when people are actually making the road unsafe and need to be stopped.
    Instead, hard working people like me, who are driving completely safe, have to deal with cops and their draconian bullshit. Good job

    • @matrixghost
      @matrixghost Před 2 lety +2

      That just happen to me!!! I was going 64 or less in a 55 and the officer said i was going 79, then later on, on the conversation he switched it up and said i was going 69. I have no proof because I don't have a go pro however I hope he had a body camera or so.

    • @cocosmith12
      @cocosmith12 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I just paid $260for same thing
      I was driving In 50 in the middle of the cars and the speed limit was 40 the officer said that I was driving 60 so my question was why did he not stop the car in front of me? These racist cops one day God will judge them......

    • @terrance478
      @terrance478 Před 8 měsíci +1

      same thing, only thing we can do is fight it in court....
      I got pulled over because I have a supra when the tesla infront of me went way faster
      He ask me the trick question obviously about how fast I was going
      And I responded with same as the car in front of me, just following the flow of traffic
      He stopped and thought about a couple of seconds and asked me "when was the last time I checked my speed and how fast was I going"
      I think the only thing we can really do is have camera set up and radar detectors running and present both evidence in the court.

  • @sir.636
    @sir.636 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you for your video. How soon after a vehicle is visible in your line of sight are you generally able to pick up a speed reading?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +4

      Not very long. If I have a clear site of the vehicle then I can get it. Thanks for watching!

    • @sir.636
      @sir.636 Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you!

  • @jaredcrocker5411
    @jaredcrocker5411 Před 3 lety +6

    Fantastic video, sir!! Thank you for your hard work and dedication. You should do some ride along videos, sort of like a Vlog.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you! I wish I could do the ride alongs but it wouldn’t fly with my department.

  • @security29
    @security29 Před 3 lety +30

    Wow that is a great topic to talk about bro , is that your departments ar15? Looks like a nice build

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +11

      security 29 thanks brother. Yes it is.

    • @Singhamanus5
      @Singhamanus5 Před 3 lety +1

      Just.that.officer if you catch me speeding next time plz let me go without giving me tkt cuz I’m subscribing your Chanel 🥺😜

    • @casperlogan6297
      @casperlogan6297 Před 3 lety +1

      Lol it said 26 speed and be safe out there and keep us safe

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +2

      @@casperlogan6297 lol it did . The tuning forks say 25.5 or something so it just rounded up 😆

  • @daboecorte4178
    @daboecorte4178 Před 3 lety +3

    great video. am owner op truck driver now and thinking of becoming a cop. trooper. or sheriff. also from Florida. but wanted to know how far away can the radar or laser gun pick up that you are speeding? think I heard that it was up to a half mile away but am unsure if that's correct

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Yeah typically a half mile or could go up to a mile, but would have to be a long straight road and no other cars to tell if it is the right car you are observing speeding.

  • @zackgibson3389
    @zackgibson3389 Před rokem

    cool video, I have a few questions I would love answered.
    1. do you have to radar/laser the car in the front or back to get a speed or can you hit them from the side?
    2. what does it look like from a law enforcement standpoint when someone is using a laser jammer.
    thanks!

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem

      We can only get a reading from the front and back. When someone uses a jammer it doesn’t read the vehicle so we know somethings up. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching me talk too much 😂

    • @u-l-t-i
      @u-l-t-i Před rokem

      @@Justthatofficer can you get a reading diagonally? I was pulled over for speeding. But there was a car directly behind cop and I was diagonal to cop but never became parallel

  • @sybrik5605
    @sybrik5605 Před 3 lety

    My uniden r7 radar detector finally went off on laser and Ka band today. I was pretty excited when fhp clocked me 😄 .. didn't get pulled over hehe

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +2

      Well it works lol

    • @sybrik5605
      @sybrik5605 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Justthatofficer yeah it was cool. I'm usually about 10mph over limit. This fhp guy was good! He was sitting inside construction at Paynes Prarie in Gainesville. Glad he was running both so I detected him mile away before he laser me. I was like like got em

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +2

      @@sybrik5605 lol you got lucky. Drive safe!

    • @sybrik5605
      @sybrik5605 Před 3 lety

      @@Justthatofficer always detector keeps my foot disciplined! Stay safe!

  • @haroldjackson6848
    @haroldjackson6848 Před 3 lety

    Can you do a speed check on a car going away from you (you are looking at the trunk )?

  • @ninemilliondollars
    @ninemilliondollars Před 3 lety +8

    Impressed with the certification-training officers have to complete prior to performing speed work. Thanks for sharing that. What's the fastest driver you ever tracked?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +3

      111 mph

    • @ninemilliondollars
      @ninemilliondollars Před 3 lety +2

      @@Justthatofficer We had a guy do 180 on a motorcycle down Lake Shore Drive in Chicago. He got caught and was prosecuted on felony charges. And lots of people race on the local interstates. What they don't realize is if they cross the medium, typically a Jersey wall, and launch into an oncoming car, they are in very serious trouble. And it's also not good to make a state trooper chase them down exposing him to injury. Thanks for the reply and stay safe out there.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      @@ninemilliondollars no joke! wow. what was the speed limit for that road? Thanks for sharing! stay safe.

    • @ninemilliondollars
      @ninemilliondollars Před 3 lety +1

      @@Justthatofficer It's 40 mph.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ninemilliondollars median ..not medium.

  • @habibkonate3366
    @habibkonate3366 Před 3 lety +1

    Where can i buy the speed detectors?

  • @ColtonMontgomery
    @ColtonMontgomery Před rokem

    Hey I have a question, I have a radar detector and it told me i got lasered on the free way when i was going 85 on a 65 but no cop was in sight and i didn’t get pulled over. I was wondering since i got lasered if i will get a ticket in the mail or something even though i didn’t get pulled over??

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem

      Highly unlikely. 85 on the highway might not have been worth the stop for that officer. They are probably waiting for the higher speeds 95+

    • @ColtonMontgomery
      @ColtonMontgomery Před rokem

      @@Justthatofficer When I got lasered, does it tell the officer my information like VIN number or plate number? Or is it strictly speed?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem

      @@ColtonMontgomery just the speed. There are plate readers out there these days though but they don’t activated your detector as far as I know.

  • @theboringchan
    @theboringchan Před 3 lety +2

    U seem like a great officer. 💙 I'm from another state but I just visited Florida. Thank u for serving ur communites. 💯💙

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you I really appreciate that! To answer your first question I have yet to run into a jammer but I stop or see plenty of radar detectors in vehicles. They don’t bother me as I usually use a laser and most of the time they can’t detect that lol.

  • @dylanhoey6614
    @dylanhoey6614 Před 3 lety

    what kind of hi vis jacket is that in your trunk?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Blauer. Sorry for the late response YT is bad with comment notification

  • @motoremedy986
    @motoremedy986 Před 2 lety

    Can you use the laser at night? I don’t think I’ve ever seen them used at night. Only radar.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +2

      Great question. Yes they can be used at night. It doesn’t change anything except it’s even harder to see us lol.

    • @motoremedy986
      @motoremedy986 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer thanks

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      Think of laser as a revenue generating flashlight that works better in the dark.

    • @apostolicway2604
      @apostolicway2604 Před rokem

      Pardon my ignorance but do you have to squeeze trigger (on laser) on every car? Question is isn’t it tiring doing that all day/night or even for an hour? Or can you just put it on the dash and it will shoot lazer on it own?
      By the way God bless and protect you and the men and woman 😊 in blue.

  • @theboringchan
    @theboringchan Před 3 lety +2

    Have u ever found someone was using a laser jammer and how do u feel about radar/laser detectors.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +2

      Never found any jammers. They don't bother me, as I like to tag the car at the last second when it's too late and watch the front of the car drop.

    • @theboringchan
      @theboringchan Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer alrighty. Just curious.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      The point of a jammer is to not get caught.

  • @mjordanboyss2972
    @mjordanboyss2972 Před 2 lety +1

    Dang this video actually helped me understand hella stuff thank u bro

  • @Mark-sy2bx
    @Mark-sy2bx Před 7 měsíci

    I sometimes see a car speed and come right behind a cop and they never get pulled over. Is this because the cop can't properly estimate the speed, is it because it would easily be thrown out in court, or other reason? I also have seen many times Troopers do 85 in a 65 and a whole line of cars following him at 85 and the cops doesn't seem to care.

  • @kareym6817
    @kareym6817 Před 2 lety +1

    If you’re approaching a vehicle that’s 150- 200 yards away going the opposite way will the radar continue to be accurate or is it more of an estimate of how fast the car was going . I was stopped going 67 in a 55 but I was pretty sure I was going 62 .I understand I was breaking the law either way I’m just interested in rather that 5 mph dispute can be proven .

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      Should still be an accurate reading at that range. The device doesn’t estimate but we as officers do and the radar confirms are estimation.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer our..not are. So in your jurisdiction you cannot use electronic speed confirmation until a visual guesstimate has been made? Is this policy codified, and if so, how?

  • @adamkornecki8263
    @adamkornecki8263 Před 10 měsíci

    so i could pass a 40hr police training course for measuring speed after watching this 15 min video.... sounds about right...

  • @evolverespiritus3990
    @evolverespiritus3990 Před 3 lety +6

    Enjoyed the video. Explanation was made easy to understand. 👍

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +2

      Evolvere Spiritus thank you!

    • @SuperDodoe
      @SuperDodoe Před 3 lety +1

      @@Justthatofficer yes thanks for sharing this..good job

  • @hugoenriquez9318
    @hugoenriquez9318 Před 2 lety

    Very kool. And what's a "virtual radar" ?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      Virtual radar?

    • @hugoenriquez9318
      @hugoenriquez9318 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer idk that's what I've heard. That it tells the officer someone out there is going fast

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      @@hugoenriquez9318 hmm interesting haven’t heard of that.

  • @JH-di3nu
    @JH-di3nu Před rokem

    Is there a delay in getting a speed reading? My radar detector went off today when CHP hit me with their LiDAR gun, but I slammed on my brakes instantly and didn’t get pulled over. Let’s just say I was hauling a** down a hill.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem +1

      No it’s instant. I think you just got lucky lol probably let you slide since you slowed down, but who knows. Try going faster next time 😆

  • @loniebrown9646
    @loniebrown9646 Před 2 měsíci

    So....if I had the same laser, lidar and shot that pulse back to a police officer scanning my car at the exact same time, in theory, would that jam the signal?
    Ideally, you want to deflect or absorb the wave arround your car, so the wave is not reflected back...

    • @cadenorris4009
      @cadenorris4009 Před měsícem

      That's pretty much how jammers work. But radars are pretty good at knowing they are being jammed.

    • @lukeWiz44
      @lukeWiz44 Před 14 dny

      @@cadenorris4009do you mean lidar? as long as you disable within a few seconds, and allow the officer to get a speed reading, you’re good.

  • @elguerio35
    @elguerio35 Před 10 měsíci +1

    This is hella scary, I need to move to a third world country where this technology doesn’t exist

  • @mattm7798
    @mattm7798 Před 9 dny

    I always wondered how a cop going in the opposite direction, both in the far right lanes, caught me speeding. We assume it's only the speed trap cops that pull you over but nope, they apparently just set their gauge on the dash board.
    That said since we were both driving (opposite directions), could I have requested to see the gun that clocked my speed? I don't think he could have done the lidar one while driving, so i assume it was radar.

  • @Tactical_Shenanigans
    @Tactical_Shenanigans Před 4 měsíci

    Tracking history

  • @TJsVette
    @TJsVette Před rokem

    Serious question can you use laser radar through trees?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem

      As long as the tree doesn’t interfere with the line of sight. Branches can cause it to not give a reading.

    • @TJsVette
      @TJsVette Před rokem

      @Just.that.officer I thought so. Not trying to put my business out there but I was pulled over this morning by a officer that claims I was going 36 in a 25 but there was nothing but trees where she was sitting.
      I know for a fact I wasn't going that fast (i was going 30) and there was 2 other vehicles in front of me that both slammed on their brakes as soon as they saw the officer.
      I got popped for 2 reasons, 1 I was the last one in the group and 2 I'm in a corvette lol.
      I am all about fully supporting and backing the blue but sometimes when yall are wrong, yall are wrong lol. She wanted to argue it with me but in the end she didn't cite me but instead gave me a ticket for my insurance. (It's on my phone but I left my phone at home). It's a fix it ticket. I still say she knew she was wrong and if I really and truly was going 36 she would have cited me for it.

  • @gardenst4398
    @gardenst4398 Před 2 lety

    Great info🤗

  • @DanielDaniel1
    @DanielDaniel1 Před 7 měsíci +1

    My first ever speeding ticket was with a laser gun. He ranged me at 1400ft which is super impressive. My radar detector picked it up so I was able to immediately know I was busted 😂

    • @bardockssj708
      @bardockssj708 Před 6 měsíci

      Only reason I’m here😂 how much was your radar detector?

    • @carreraman8364
      @carreraman8364 Před 5 měsíci

      @@bardockssj708 do not rely on radar detectors for laser, buy the escort laser jammers for 800 dollars!

  • @auck1969
    @auck1969 Před 7 měsíci

    If you're having trouble falling asleep just watch one of this dudes videos. 🤣

  • @detroitnique4465
    @detroitnique4465 Před 2 lety

    Can an officer clock your speed if he's DRIVING (not sitting clocking but driving) on the opposite side of the street as you?

  • @proudvirginian
    @proudvirginian Před rokem +2

    What I've always wondered is if your facing on coming traffic at night on the highway and a speeder goes by, how the heck can you pick that car out in the dark in traffic.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před rokem +1

      Headlights. If using laser it’s on that specific vehicle.

    • @lucasrobison99
      @lucasrobison99 Před rokem

      @@Justthatofficer what about if headlights are not visible due to angle of the road? In other words, if the vehicle is completely obstructed how do they know for sure who was speeding? I ask because this happened to me in a vehicle that does not go the speed that I was ticketed at so I know for a fact that I wasn't going that speed, but when I went to fight it in court the judge said there is no way to fight lidar tickets. I feel like this is just a way to get more revenue without allowing people to fight.

  • @gethseman
    @gethseman Před 11 měsíci

    Can the Lazer radar detector detect your devices?

  • @joserojasumbrianeto3829

    Great videos! I got a speeding written warning yesterday. In Florida from palm beach sheriff department.
    Do you know how long that stays in their system ?
    Also do other agencies or state troopers have access of seeing that warning ?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +3

      Thank you! That’s a a great question. So with us the warning will stay in our system forever and it can only be found by those in our agency, it doesn’t transfer to other agencies, but there are some agencies who share the same computer systems and if they do it could be linked together to where they can pull up that information. Verbal warnings also show up in our system because it records how we clear out each call for service.

    • @joserojasumbrianeto3829
      @joserojasumbrianeto3829 Před 3 lety

      Is it public information for me to find out what gun he was using ?
      I run radar detectors my whole life and I’ve had k band disabled for over 10 years never got a ticket. My radar didn’t go off I’m assuming he was using a K band I tried asking him he said “an old one” I’m thankful I didn’t get a ticket but I’d love to know if I should turn K band on or my radar failed I hardly doubt that. Thank you!

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety

      @@joserojasumbrianeto3829 yeah of course it’s no police secret lol. When you are issued a ticket it should display the type of radar used with serial number and this is sometimes found on written warnings as well. He was probably using an old one like he said and it used k band . I’d turn everything on just to be safe, but I know that can be annoying passing by certain stores 😉. Curious, what radar detector are you using?

    • @joserojasumbrianeto3829
      @joserojasumbrianeto3829 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Justthatofficer Right that’s what I’ve found from previous tickets I’ve gotten it’s been like 5 years since I’ve gotten a ticket. But he didn’t fill that part of warning it’s blank so I’m unable to know what gun. Is there any other way I can find out ?
      Also he was with his partner one a second car and the guy was standing behind my rear passenger door so I put my window down and started talking to him he said he was the one who clocked me not his partner writing the situation apparently they take turns. It’s so annoying running K band today was my first day and I’m so over it you get false everywhere.
      Currently running the uniden R7!

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +2

      @@joserojasumbrianeto3829 you can always call the non emergency number and ask them. I don’t see them giving you a problem. Yes sometimes officers use each others radars and if they issue a citation they would have to put that officer’s information on the citation . Valentine 1s were big back in my high school days lol.

  • @electromech7335
    @electromech7335 Před 3 lety +3

    Which do you use most radar or lidar?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +3

      LIDAR. I keep the radar on my dash mostly for when I’m moving . I’m usually hiding so the lidar works best for that.

  • @timothydobrynski9028
    @timothydobrynski9028 Před rokem

    Lidar jammers work awesome anti-laser priority get them stalker doesn’t have a chance

  • @tylerwalther6049
    @tylerwalther6049 Před 2 lety +1

    How far out can they reach?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      Straight shot probably around a mile out, but we are usually using them at a half mile or less.

  • @t-gm
    @t-gm Před 3 lety +2

    When using the LIDAR (laser radar), the laser light has to come back to the device in order for it to calculate the speed, which is done by reflecting off of the vehicle. Therefore, doesn’t the device have to be pointed directly at the vehicle?? If the laser light is not pointed directly at the vehicle, the laser light will still reflect off of the vehicle but at a different angle that won’t come back to the device, RIGHT?? And, I'm guessing the device will still give a calculation, a false calculation, even though the device did not receive back the laser light; is that correct as well? Please let me know.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +3

      Great question! The light will only reflect directly back giving an accurate speed. If it doesn’t reflect back properly then it won’t produce a reading. There won’t be a false reading unless the device is not working properly, but this is why we test them everyday.

    • @Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER
      @Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer do you have to shoot it at a license plate or something reflective. If so what would you do if the plate is tinted or is just not in the front of the vehicle

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      @@Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER the laser does have to reflect light back. We point at grilles, headlights and if there is a front plate that works well too.

    • @Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER
      @Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer even if the light would bounce at an angle? like for example lets say the car is matt colored and doesn't have a shine to it except for the windshield but its curved or is slanted a lot.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      @@Power1482VIDSSTUDIOPOWER then It wouldn’t return to the unit, therefore not provide a speed reading. It’s measuring how fast the light returns, so if it angles off it won’t get a speed.

  • @1115asmara
    @1115asmara Před 3 lety +3

    Thanks officer. I enjoy your presentation. Make home your last stop. 😊

  • @dizzolve
    @dizzolve Před 2 lety

    5:25 do you REALLY check it before and after EVERY shift? .......... be honest :D

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      Yup everyday I plan to use it, which is just about every shift.

  • @jozsiolah1435
    @jozsiolah1435 Před 2 lety +1

    When the speed meter is stuck at 0 km/h, that means, the driver is a killer, and he is at large. Monitoring systems oxidize its mechanic parts, forcing sky net cameras to switch to speed measurement. Normally, a satellite reads the radioactive pointer to log the speed of a car. When a murderer escapes from the cops, higher levels of monitoring can track the killer at higher expense for better result.

  • @Jasmine-yc3et
    @Jasmine-yc3et Před 7 měsíci

    Will radar pick up on 2 cars “speeding” at once?

  • @michaspi
    @michaspi Před rokem +3

    🐝 careful with striking those forks on anything other than a soft yet firm surface (like a boot heel)
    The forks can be damaged and/or thrown out of spec

  • @yourworstnightmare8241
    @yourworstnightmare8241 Před 2 lety +1

    So prior to being able to take the course what did you do to check speeds?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      You can only pace vehicles otherwise you’re not allowed to enforce speed.

    • @angelicaevangelista3007
      @angelicaevangelista3007 Před 2 lety

      Hi @just.that.officer is there anyway the pointing gun is not your vehicle was pointed at that time when you catch speeding vehicle like it’s car ahead on you or the other lane ( for example radar gun was at use)

  • @adamhanna6817
    @adamhanna6817 Před 3 lety +1

    Can cops use laser on the highway or do they just use in cities??

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Both. Laser actually works better on highways because there are so many vehicles you can be more accurate.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      If you get a laser ticket, be sure they bring the photographic evidence that it was YOUR car they targeted. They dont do this, so it goes back to he said you said. Always have a dash cam of your own.

  • @MKULTRA777
    @MKULTRA777 Před 2 lety

    What is CLOCKED AND STIMADED??? on SPEEDING TICKET?????

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      I think you meant “estimated”? Clocked would be what the device reads and estimated is the visual estimation made by the officer.

    • @MKULTRA777
      @MKULTRA777 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer Clocked and stimated is than the cop READ my speed with PATROL SPEEDOMETER?? or he use something else to read my speed????

  • @brandonamito7686
    @brandonamito7686 Před 2 lety +1

    One thing I hate is when I’m on the highway at night by myself going 10 over in my mustang gt finally able to let the car somewhat do what it was made for and a cop wanna mess with me like I’m by myself and 80 in a muscle car feels like 60

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +3

      Yeah I feel ya. In some areas the nights can drag so anything that is stoppable usually happens to help the shift go by. Hopefully they don’t give you to hard of a time and a ticket, but some cops just be like that.

  • @rivesdoe6442
    @rivesdoe6442 Před 2 lety

    Dude I'm not even a cop but I do this all the time because it's fun

  • @charlesdeherrera9498
    @charlesdeherrera9498 Před 3 lety

    Can the Lidar device be used while mobile if two officers are in the patrol car? Thank you!

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety

      No at least not ours. It’s a stationary tool.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      If the officer using the unit is not the ticketing officer, both must show up in court when you fight it. Always fight it.

  • @wyatteverly5386
    @wyatteverly5386 Před 2 lety

    One night I was driving the speed limit but there was a car behind me about 300 yards I could see headlights behide me but there was a green laser pointed on the back of my car then in my car kinda got scared so I turned off the road it followed me so I did a few turns and the car stopped following me was it a cop I wasn’t going to wait and see if it wasn’t

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      That doesn’t sound like any police technology I’m aware of. We don’t use lasers like that. Cool call on ditching them.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      Police lasers are not in the green part of the light spectrum.. they are in the infrared, invisible to the human eye. Seeing green light once could be someone's laser pointer..Seeing it often is sometimes an indication of an eye problem (know this from experience)

  • @stevegibson743
    @stevegibson743 Před 11 měsíci

    You only tested your radar for clocking in the stationary mode which was not a full proper test.
    The sole reason radar manufacturers provide 2 tuning forks to test with is to test the unit in the moving mode. First you test in the stationary mode exactly as you did.
    Next place the radar in the "moving" mode for traffic coming at the radar. tap the longer (slower) fork first and place it in front of the radar antenna head approx. 3 to 5 inches away. That should show up in the Patrol Unit speed window. With the slower fork still reading in the window, tap the faster speed fork and place it in front of the radar antenna head about 6 inches behind the first tuning fork. The reading in the "Target" speed window should read the DIFFERENCE between the two forks. Example: if your two forks are marked at 35mph and 50mph respectively, the patrol unit speed window should read 35mph and the target speed window should read 15mph.
    Third, switch the radar to moving for traffic moving away from your radar. Now tap the smaller (faster) fork and move it in front of the antenna. That faster speed should show in your patrol unit window. The tap the larger (slower) fork and with the smaller fork still being read, place the second fork about a foot behind it. The reading in the target speed window should read the COMBINED speed of both forks. Example, using the same 35 & 50mph forks your patrol unit speed should read 50mph and your target speed should read 85mph.
    this tests the math processor in the radar to be sure it can properly calculate the patrol unit's speed and separate it from your target speed.
    I was a cop in the Dallas area for a little over 16 years and have been to the LIDAR/Radar school.
    Next time you're in your unit, give it a test and let me know what you think. Sometimes defense attorneys will bring a radar test unit into court and have you demo the test procedures. It's good info to know. Be careful out there.

  • @truthnotlies
    @truthnotlies Před 3 měsíci

    14:10 in the video. The fork you said was for 25mph. Your radar showed 26mph. With how much you talked about how great the radar works and you have never had issues with its function, I was not sure if you were trolling or not. 😂

  • @lunicpilot1566
    @lunicpilot1566 Před 2 lety +1

    That 40 hour class you probably had to pay for on your own sounds absolutely ridiculous.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      Luckily I didn’t have to pay. I actually got paid to go. Agencies usually pay your normal wage for going to advanced training.

    • @lunicpilot1566
      @lunicpilot1566 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer well least they did that for you. You know I get that they would probably want to teach you a bit about how it physically all works and what not, how to calibrate, test, where it's best to point it in the first place. to go as far as to make it a complete different course 40 hours and then make the officer themselves must learn how to gauges the speed. Which don't get me wrong thats fairly impressive you guys can do that with in 5 mph it just seems totally nonsense. The gun does the job....

  • @whistlingtomb3299
    @whistlingtomb3299 Před 2 lety +1

    Radar detectors are your friend :)

  • @parliamentpictures2217
    @parliamentpictures2217 Před 3 měsíci

    So basically my lawyer is about to have a field day in court then. Cop says he used his radar to clock me while he was driving in the opposite direction of me, but he turned on his radar and while we were both driving in opposite directions of each other. How sway?!

  • @newjargon1697
    @newjargon1697 Před 11 měsíci

    Hold on, you point something that looks like a gun at an oncoming vehicle ?

  • @heywardtolbert526
    @heywardtolbert526 Před 2 lety

    Light travels at 300,000 km/s or 186,000 mp/s

  • @JunkBondTrader
    @JunkBondTrader Před 8 měsíci

    how they catch you:
    First, they are born, grow up, go to school...... **20 minutes later**.... Complete their radar training..... **20 minutes later**...... And point the gun at you as you drive by.
    I just want to learn how to avoid em haha. I'm just messin' with ya. Interesting video.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 8 měsíci

      Haha probably one of the worst videos I’ve made I was noob. Thanks though

  • @ParrotHead1980
    @ParrotHead1980 Před 2 lety

    Here is one of my favorite toys for avoiding a Laser speeding ticket and any encounter with Ole Smokey :)
    czcams.com/video/JBuK9Lh1gRY/video.html

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      😮 fancy!

    • @ParrotHead1980
      @ParrotHead1980 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer
      How do like the stalker RLR laser gun? I have a kustoms prolite and ultralyte LRB laser guns. I use them for testing.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      @@ParrotHead1980 I like it, but I like the new one better can’t think of the name
      Of it right now think it’s laser tech or something. Like binoculars

    • @ParrotHead1980
      @ParrotHead1980 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer
      Truspeed S

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      @@ParrotHead1980 boom that’s it! Haha

  • @JewelryEnthusiast
    @JewelryEnthusiast Před 5 měsíci

    Lidar is easily defeated using laser shifter technology. Look to spend $1000 to $1500 for such countermeasures. Radar on the other hand uses radio waves, which is governed by the FCC. Jamming radar, or radio waves is a serious crime. Since lasers use light, no one governs light, making laser shifters quite legal.

  • @funwithabi4472
    @funwithabi4472 Před 2 lety +1

    Which country r u in duty

  • @stevengibson2251
    @stevengibson2251 Před 2 lety

    Good video and greetings from an ex 16 year police vet from a suburb city in the Dallas area. I have been to the radar school put on by Kustom radar. My only comment would be on your radar testing using the tuning forks. That was only half the test and only checks the radar for the stationary position. It does not check the radar units math processor to verify that it is accurate in the moving position.
    To check that you use BOTH tuning forks.
    1.) Place the radar in the "Moving" mode.
    2.) Tap the low rated tuning fork and place it in front of the radar unit 8-12" away. That speed should show in the Patrol Units speed box.
    3.) Tap the higher rated speed tuning fork and place it approx. 16-18" behind the radar and lower rated fork. ( the two forks should be about 10" apart)
    The box marked for you Patrol Unit speed should still read the lower fork reading and the Target Speed box should show the DIFFECENCE between the two forks. Your higher fork was rated at 40.25mph and you lower rated fork was 25.25mph. Thus a proper reading on your test would be 25mph on the patrol unit speed and 15mph on your target speed.
    That is the entire reason they always give you two tuning forks rated at different speeds when you buy a radar. Otherwise you can only verify that the unit is working properly in the stationary position.
    The brand of your radar makes no difference at all. Next time you run the fork testing check it out and let me know. Also I'd suggest calling the radar manufacture. (any of them actually) and they will send you a booklet on the testing.
    Been out of the job a few years but I'm certified in the Doppler Speed Radar and the LIT20/20 laser by Laser Technology Inc.

    • @hillaryclinton2415
      @hillaryclinton2415 Před 2 lety

      Also verify which forks they used, and the calibration records for same. I beat one ticket because his calibration records..done at the beginning of each shift but by laboratory practice should be before and after every shift.. showed a calibration point that no tuning fork existed for. Oops.

    • @stevengibson2251
      @stevengibson2251 Před 2 lety

      @@hillaryclinton2415 That was usually checked once a month or so, using the electronic box under the sally port. Tap the fork and hold it up by the tester box and it reads out the Hz of the fork. If the match what's stamped on the tuning fork your good. But now that you mention it, I have no idea who checks the tester box to make sure its working right. 🤔 I guess if the tuning fork and the Electronic tester box don't match you know something if off. May be the fork, may be the box, hmmmm?
      We didn't have any logs to fill out. Just make sure it was working and go on your testimony in court. Been to court hundreds of times, and it has never even been questioned.

    • @alexisluna9692
      @alexisluna9692 Před rokem

      U

  • @pirate1012
    @pirate1012 Před 2 lety

    I'm "alright"

  • @nuclearcherry4900
    @nuclearcherry4900 Před rokem

    Wow I didn’t know police could use Radar Guns while driving without a partner holding it. I Better be more careful near them on the streets 😅

  • @abigailcaldwell529
    @abigailcaldwell529 Před 2 lety

    I get told alot if you don’t hit your breaks they won’t know your speeding….. the people that told me that I geuss they want me to go to jail I never go over 65 tho unless I’m on an Interstate.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      Yeah, don’t listen to them that’s false. If anything you have a better chance of the cop ignoring your speed since you slowed down.

  • @rosssario9723
    @rosssario9723 Před 2 lety

    You are awesome bro I’ve always wanted to be a police officer it’s my dream to be one

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      Thank you! I hope you achieve that dream

    • @rosssario9723
      @rosssario9723 Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer thank you means alot

    • @amelia-cz4ly
      @amelia-cz4ly Před 2 lety

      its your dream to pull people over for speeding? if u wanna actually do something good for this country be a fire fighter or join the military cops that enforce minor traffic violations like going under 20 over are just bullies on a power trip

  • @RobertoHernandez-ce2fv

    Good thing I have a radar jammer lol

  • @imFruzzy
    @imFruzzy Před 6 měsíci

    Wait none of them captures the plate or a photo of the car? Disputing my next ticket 😆

    • @marcheim5420
      @marcheim5420 Před 20 dny

      Yes, it seems its just the word of the policeman against you.

  • @angusmackaskill3035
    @angusmackaskill3035 Před 8 měsíci

    They make it up and hope you don't take them to court

  • @TheNewNimrod
    @TheNewNimrod Před měsícem

    There's still no way you can prove it was that specific vehicle...
    All i have to do is say the other car was speeding.

  • @chiefordnance
    @chiefordnance Před 2 lety +1

    How the hell I had digital cruise control set at 79 in a 75 and jack ass sheriff pulls me over saying I was doing 81 MPH?
    I was driving 2021 Ford SUV with original factory tires vehicle only has 10K miles so who is wrong ?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      81 in a 75 is a weak traffic stop. I can’t say your car is accurate or the radar, but I can say that’s a Weak stop so he’s wrong for that and I hope he didn’t ticket you.

  • @will78
    @will78 Před 7 měsíci

    How to become a road Pirate

  • @joshthegamer1736
    @joshthegamer1736 Před rokem

    My cat strawbs I thought the staked 11 said strawbs

  • @SuperDodoe
    @SuperDodoe Před 3 lety +2

    yeah its fast...like the speed of light

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      Lol yup

    • @SuperDodoe
      @SuperDodoe Před 3 lety +1

      @@Justthatofficeris the info on the lock button correct? doesnt it pertain to the locking in the faster / strongest signal?

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 3 lety +1

      @@SuperDodoe Yes sir. It will lock in the fastest speed, which should be the vehicle you plan to stop. I don't always use this feature as I usually have to put the radar down fast to catch them or I use the laser, which auto locks the speed. Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @SuperDodoe
      @SuperDodoe Před 3 lety +2

      @@Justthatofficer thanks for the response I really enjoyed the video and would love to see more 👍.

    • @SuperDodoe
      @SuperDodoe Před 3 lety +1

      Is it required by law to estimate a vehicles speed prior to targeting it with radar?

  • @FriendlyCommoner
    @FriendlyCommoner Před 2 lety

    “Quick question 🙋🏼‍♂️ “I’m coming down the hill and of course it feels like I’m going fast so I slow down and now I’m just driving regular speed , I spot a police officer a mile a way I spot him pretty far so to stay on the safe side I slow down even more at this point I’m not even driving fast, I didn’t even past him. the officer had to slow down get behind me just to pull me over. By the way I slowed down way before I even got close to him. The speed limit was 70miles I definitely wasn’t going 90. So the question I have today is do I fight the ticket 🎫

    • @FriendlyCommoner
      @FriendlyCommoner Před 2 lety

      He was in front of me the whole time I never once passed him up and before I got to close to him I made sure I slowed down even more he was driving as well

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety +1

      So he was moving when he got you on radar? Did he radar you or was it another officer and he pulled you over? In court you will have to have a good defense or there is a solid chance you will lose that argument from my experience. If you are worried about points they usually give a plea option that will exclude points leave only the fines to pay. If you get lucky and the officer doesn’t show up you will win that case but that’s very rare.

    • @FriendlyCommoner
      @FriendlyCommoner Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer he didn’t say if another officer radar me, he just told me how fast I was going but the thing I don’t understand is how could he know how fast I was going if He was driving in front of me plus I made sure I slowed down before I even got close to him. I saw him a far a way so I was driving pretty slow into the stop. Thanks for the response 😂 I just have 1 more questions he didn’t put how much my ticket was. he put on the ticket that I was driving 90 and a 70, do you have an idea how much my ticket might be? I tried calling but their close and it’s not on the website yet.

    • @Justthatofficer
      @Justthatofficer  Před 2 lety

      @@FriendlyCommoner what state are you in? Is it possibly a warning? The ticket is supposed to indicate a fine amount and if another officer did the radar it would also say, but cars have front and back radars sometimes and can get you approaching from the rear. Call the department and speak to an officer they will be able to tell you.

    • @FriendlyCommoner
      @FriendlyCommoner Před 2 lety

      @@Justthatofficer Las Vegas and thanks. For the advice I really appreciate it