Welcome to my channel! I'm currently a Deputy Sheriff in Indiana. I have a passion for flying helicopters, drones, and aviation.
Law enforcement Background:
Deputy for 5.5 years. I am a certified General Instructor, STOPs Instructor, and EVO Instructor. I’m a certified Field Training Officer (FTO) and a K-9 handler.
Aviation background:
I currently have my Private and Commercial pilot’s license for rotorcraft-helicopters, which I started my training in December of 2021. I also have my Commercial Drone License (Part 107). My current goals are to go on and get my instrument rating to fly (IFR) as well as work on my CFI. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to go on and fly in the EMS industry.
If you have any questions or want to see anything specific, just let me know!
Medical in the US is highway robbery. If you are a member of the med evac then they accept what insurance pays and write the rest off. Not a member and you are responsible for the rest.
@@Trucker2004 Head on Collision Sends Four Individuals to Hospital Via Air Ambulance Putnam County - A two vehicle accident occurring on US 231 near Jackson Street, sends four individuals to hospitals in Indianapolis, via air ambulance. On Wednesday, July 31, at approximately 4:00 p.m., Indiana State Police Trooper Hunter McCord responded to a two-vehicle accident involving a pickup truck and a Department of Corrections van. Preliminary investigation by Trooper Hunter Mccord, who was assisted by reconstructionist Trooper Rondell Shelton, indicates a 2024 GMC pickup driven by Brad Polster, age 47, of Greencastle, Indiana, was traveling northbound on US 231. For an unknown reason, Polster drifted to the southside of US 231 crashing head-on into a 2020 Ford van owned by the Department of Corrections. The Ford van was driven by Tyler Shoemaker, age 31, of Knightsville, Indiana. Shoemaker is employed as a Correctional Officer at the Putnamville Correctional Facility. An additional Correctional Officer and one inmate were also in the van. Due to the seriousness of the injuries resulting from the accident, all four individuals were transported to hospitals in Indianapolis via air ambulance. Injuries were non-life-threatening.
@@SkidsUpAviation TX. I had seen our med flight in town take off the other day. Thought it might had been responding. Never good when when the helis get airborne.
@@coolvideos777 Head on Collision Sends Four Individuals to Hospital Via Air Ambulance Putnam County - A two vehicle accident occurring on US 231 near Jackson Street, sends four individuals to hospitals in Indianapolis, via air ambulance. On Wednesday, July 31, at approximately 4:00 p.m., Indiana State Police Trooper Hunter McCord responded to a two-vehicle accident involving a pickup truck and a Department of Corrections van. Preliminary investigation by Trooper Hunter Mccord, who was assisted by reconstructionist Trooper Rondell Shelton, indicates a 2024 GMC pickup driven by Brad Polster, age 47, of Greencastle, Indiana, was traveling northbound on US 231. For an unknown reason, Polster drifted to the southside of US 231 crashing head-on into a 2020 Ford van owned by the Department of Corrections. The Ford van was driven by Tyler Shoemaker, age 31, of Knightsville, Indiana. Shoemaker is employed as a Correctional Officer at the Putnamville Correctional Facility. An additional Correctional Officer and one inmate were also in the van. Due to the seriousness of the injuries resulting from the accident, all four individuals were transported to hospitals in Indianapolis via air ambulance. Injuries were non-life-threatening.
Lástima que este helicoptero no viene ni especifica nada técnico en su encabezamiento del video, solo ver un helicóptero si datos, no sirve de mucho. .
