Major Police Response to Barricaded Subject in Marcus Hook 

when was this

nah thats crazy

@@LiamAshton he's prolly talking about the red police car @2:55

​@UnionPacific3082 that's not an admin car that's just ridley township police they've always just used red colored police cars since the very beginning of their formation

@@SAMPLETEXT285 well true but I mean it’s not uncommon for people to find a red cruiser weird so I figured they were calling the red cruiser an admin car like it’s from a game for whatever reason They probably play too many ER;LC private servers which will commonly use specially marked cars for admins and they thought it looked similar.

i assume its an out of service fire department vehicle that PD is now using, which the siren further proves. I don't really know but it wouldn't superise me

@@eamonbranniganRidley Township PD paints their cop cars red

@@eamonbranniganalso, police cars are also equipped with FD sirens, and vice versa for fire trucks

The siren on that car was also unique, never heard a siren like that either

Think its just that specific town uses red chargers maybe? If you search Riddley Township red police car you see quite a few

Goofy and cursed af

Its another recorded electronic Q2B from whelen. Some Police Depts use it even though its not very fitting to police cars but it is unique, especially given their red scheme.

most unusual color for a police car :)

@@143f7it’s not a whelen, mechanical tone for a carson siren.

@@worldrenownedno its a whelen its not actually mechanical its just a mechical tone recored for electronics.

as far as I'm aware, Ridley Township have historically had red cruisers. It's very interesting, and i'm not sure why they went with red is actually known anymore. Although, It's definitely not the only red police vehicle I've ever seen. In London (UK, not a town in the US named after it), they use red vans for their Armed 'diplomatic and royal protection' officers.

i just did today. it had student driver on it too

@@Perseus7567I know that in the times predating vehicles police and other law enforcement agencies would often paint the wheels on wagons red to denote them as being law enforcement So I’d assume it was a tradition that the town PD has carried over the last 150+ years.

If I saw a SWAT MRAP flying down on my direction like that I would shit my pants.

I don’t think it was a MRAP, I think it was a bearcat?

@@theuniverseaccordingtomase nah, he talking bout the first armored truck. That came from the military. The second one was a bearcat.

And the bearcat together

Traffic isn’t people not paying attention, that’s a very clearly busy intersection, you can’t just blow through an intersection just to move out of the way of an emergency vehicle

Complete waste of tax dollars money and absolutely unnecessary

​@@CAhoneybadger but still cool

bruv, I thought bearcat were beasts. These thing tower over those bearcats.

@@CAhoneybadgerprobably less than a bearcat because it’s most likely military surplus repurposed.

you American got it easy. You only have to looks for undmarked Chargers, Explorers and similar vehicles. In Europe everything from small hatchback to BMW X5 could be unmarked police, both new and old. It's even worse in UK. They now have Golf GTI's and R', M340i's, Kia Stingers' and other performance versions

​@@ChR0nos_7734 So then in the UK there's a ton of undercover cop vehicles?

agreed

I was thinking they should introduce them in my country; it looked stunning

Probably the chief

@@user-rh9mh5kh3pno it’s a regular cop, Ridley Township paints all their cars red

i think red police cars should be the least of your worries.

Lmao so true…. But when you look closely you see there lot of patrol cars all arround the scene

maybe some type of yelp with a rumbler equipped

powercall, not sure what brand

Powercall

Lol didn't know its a swat bus I mean a party bus

Yea I agree I’m a firefighter and when we respond to a fire for example we have we don’t use sirens on straight clear roads we obviously have our lights on but only come to a blind hill or an intersection. We wind the Q and Blair the sirens other than that we don’t run them

@@Redbird45 yeah same, i’m an EMT. I’m in an urban area so we do use our sirens a lot but in the more sparse areas it’s only really necessary on blind turns or intersections, but they are then incredibly necessary and you need to have them running, not just chirped. If it’s a stop sign or an otherwise low volume intersection you can chirp the siren, but for ones with traffic lights you need it fully going and ideally on yelp or phaser

@@literalantifaterrorist4673 the Q and air horn are typically enough to get people out of the way but then you have people who are not so bright we ran an MVA one day we roll out lights and sirens but any way we get on scene and we wanted to pull up to the crash sight it was a roll over with serious injuries and this car decided to block both lanes of traffic so our driver laid in the air horn for a good 15 -20 seconds then my officer yelled out the window and the they finally moved note my departments trucks are fluorescent yellow so if you can’t see a big fluorescent yellow truck with flashing red and blues that’s on you

Yeah it's ridiculous. There keeps beign instances(especally in PA and the NEoverall where this practice is super common), crashes due to that. IMO, if it's enough fo an emergency to run the lights then you need to run the sirens like the rule and law books say you should. If you don't need the siren, you don't need the lights.

If you mean the night time one then yes, just the other side of it.

yooo goose didnt expect you here

crankiebox spotted in the wild

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​@@jamjardj1974 I think he means at 1:55

If you mean the red Dodge... Its a Police Car, Ridley Township Police, Delaware County, PA. Right outside Philadelphia. Psst, it's OK to be ignorant, just try not to announce world wide too often.

@@haroldenglish943kinda condescending for a RU-vid comment ngl

Literally!

Crown Vic is like one of those old police veteran who serve their people well and long with love for the people and dedication, now retired into the civilian life and watching from the sideline, the new generations serving the same role they once serve and create their memories from, be it sweet or bitter or sorrow.

Ridley Township Police, not fire police. Pay attention next time.

@@sminem6572 aye 🤬😡☠️😤 this was a joke

@@SWAT_FbiBGholy fuck calm yo ass down

They are not normal police vehicles, they are "agency" vehicles.

Though I wholly understand the concept, yes, Police today are too third world country looking military...ie look like crap.

@@haroldenglish943 That's swat, standard patrol officers look nothing like military.

@Ivan88_ I realize you've got to be younger to say such a stupid statement but if not, let me be clear... regular, every day patrolman look like third world country military scum. SWAT CLOWNS look like, well, wanna be ass clowns. The entire system is fubar.

​@@Ivan88_ Try to explain that to a "Demilitarize the Police" activist. Not my intention to be rude, but modt of them are braindeads tbh.

Anyone ever accuse you of knowing your US Constitution?

The bridge curves on both sides, so I could see what was coming before it went over the incline on the other side of the bridge

Its a Mobile Command Center sort of thing

Ah ok Thank you! @@Imvezman

The actual incident was quite a few blocks away. This is just in the far corner of the county where everything has to come in from the same way.

@amott919 ok 👍 oh, do you think in the future you could buff northern lancaster county ?

@@MILESNEWMOYER I most definitely will. I try to get out to Lancaster a few times a year.

It did happen a while ago. Each of these individual videos are already posted and have been for a while. Multiple people in my comments recently have been asking for longer videos and compilations. I realized that I could make a new, longer compilation style video using the clips from this incident.

Believe it or not, straight to jail

Plenty of states use just red police lights, like New York. There’s also plenty of states that use just blue lights

THE RED POLICE WHAT CAR IS THAT A RAM OR DODGE?

I would assume it’s some compliance they are following for using non emergency vehicles with strobe lights. In a lot of states you cannot use any colored lights on what would be seen as a “civilian” vehicle. In my state you can use any color besides blue and there are some exceptions for red. Like volunteer fire departments.

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Maxxpro MRAP

@@theimpostor9510 THX Broooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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barricaded suspect

Okay thank you

Bros responding to a hostage RP

@@Boypogikami132 i know im only fucking around

The red dodge is from Ridley Township PD, however yes indeed admin cops go brrrr

I can only speak for me and for a handful of people like me, but I do this to spread out content. I dont get out to take videos everyday, sometimes it could be weeks inbetween me catching anything. So, in order to put out content daily, I stack up what I get and have been able to compile enough backlog to post 2 videos daily. If I didnt do it this way, then there would be maybe a video posted here and there or sometimes 10+ videos posted at a time and then nothing else for a few weeks. I had also noticed in the past that with posting multiple videos at the same time, not all of them see the same engagement, so I feel its better to spread it out if I can.

If you consider red and whites as fire vehicles, is the entirety of NYPD considered a fire department?

@@Boypogikami132 It is my eyes it is.

Carson siren mechanical tone

@@inspectoralexander868sounds like the evacuation alarm at my job, I almost jumped out of my seat hearing this on break 😂

1:23

Exacttly

I hate color red police car

@@MinhHieuNguyenChannel-wb7iccry about it