I couldn’t appreciate enough, the kind gesture of the kiwis. Not just the normal public, but even the cops are way too nice. At the cop stop, the first thing a cop will do is greet you with smile and ask you how your day has been so far. It’s makes us feel so comfortable and sometimes, even that nice gesture can make your day. So much love to NZ and the cops and everyone. Love from #America
Hey Constable Hurn I was the guy who met you on Friday outside eden park in the white attire , you’re an even cooler person in real life Keep up the good work I’ve never been happier to see someone before lol
This is what happens when you can't own up to your mistakes, blame society, and project your insecurities onto Police who are doing their job bloody well. Hope he gets help.
"Fleas from the first house, cobwebs from the second'. Love it!! Sounds like you enter the types of homes we do here where you wipe your feet on the way OUT!. Nice result out that intercept too. Sounds like it'll lead to further charges. Your safety messages are timely, especially for this, the "silly season". Concentration rather than complacency is the key when driving. Merry Christmas to all the Mt. Wellington crew.
Have a good break Constable Hurn, you deserve it mate. Your vlogs provide an awesome insight and entertain many. Thank you for making these videos, looking forward to seeing more soon. Take care.
Awesome attitude Constable Hurn and your a awesome person,also love that that we have a multicultural police force.Your partner seemed quiet but I would give her the respect she deserves for all the hard work she does and put in to become a officer too.
Hey ! I always see you and your partner at Sylvia park but I'm always hesitant to say hi or go up to you , but yeah in a couple of years I'm planning to join police college! Mostly inspired by you let's hope in a few years we get to work together:) Merry Christmas and I hope you have a wonderful new year !! 💛
Awesome advice and attention to detail there Constable Hurn have a good Christmas and a festive New Year enjoy your holiday break and I look forward to see more vlogs in 2019
Thank you Constable Hurn for the Vlogs for 2018. Looking forward to seeing them and you again next year. Enjoy your well deserved break, stay safe! Police will always have my love and support! Thank you for your service! Love to you all! 😘
Honestly you’re hilarious I love watching your vlogs they make me laugh so much😂 keep these vlogs coming,watching these are very inspirational to those who want to work in your field keep up the good work always been a fan of this channel since day 1!
Thanks for all the amazing videos throughout the year Constable Hurn👮. Looking forward to watching more action next year. Constable Hurn and all brothers and sisters in Blue, take care stay safe have a very Merry Christmas and a Joyful New Year.♥️ Take care all ❤️
These vlogs are pretty cool. Definitely be showing my 12y/o brother these vlogs, as another career option. He wouldn’t be short on “better work stories” that’s for sure!
I find it quite interesting watching police videos and watching behind the scenes,Keep up the amazing work you guys do for our country everyday, couldn't be more prouder for what you guys do to keep our country safe and a happy places. Cheers guys
Hope you’s all have a good Christmas and thank you for all the videos and the hard work you’s do can’t wait to see what next year brings thank you guys
Merry Christmas Johnny..xx Come to Opotiki, The fishing is great at the moment. You can also bike the motu, dive for seafood, and surfing is mean out at Hawai, carry on down the east coast, do some camping...Enjoy your time off.
Busy time for you guys this time of year. Thanks for doing what you do. Stopped at a bottle store last night for a Christmas gift and on my way in, saw a guy drinking booze in the driver's seat. They drove off before I could get their rego. Then I checked my dashcam but it missed it. Couldn't believe the amount of people making stupid decisions, unable to keep within their lanes, etc. People, don't drink and drive. The police say this for your own safety as well as everyone else's. With four dead already this weekend though, some still don't listen.
@@newzealandpolice thanks. I would have but my phone was flat. Helped get half a dozen drunks off the road by calling police in just the last five years or so. Always good to see the cavalry arrive with their red and blues flashing. Sad to see some unable to even stand. A family friend, her partner and their dogs were killed by a drunk on the NW motorway before barriers were installed so it is something I find hard to overlook.
That is horrible. Perhaps there is no crime, nor infringement by merely drinking, the category 1 offence would be when having exceeded the legal limit whilst driving a vehicle.
People not being able to keep within their lane to me is a bigger concern. I don't agree that being a stupid decision, but more likely from a lack of attention, and a lack of attention can be fatal. A tradesman for an example having one beer as he travels home is not illegal as far as I can tell, and nor should it be. Those barriers on motorways have IMO prevented many lives being lost. I would like to see the legislative, executive, and judicial branches working towards prevention rather than revenue collecting. For example a sentence that includes hearing the stories from victims of crime, and hearing the decisions of Judges regarding different crimes may make some rethink their beliefs their opinion's, behaviours, and having to roll reverse, and play the roll of the victim in a drama class. Right now a system doing the same things, and expecting different results is ludicrous. I want the roads to be safer, for that to happen citizens mindsets have to change, fines don't create that change. This upload was about stolen cars, for change to occur a criminals sense of entitlement would have to change.
Walk by Pantera?? It's a no from me lol 'Stayed Awake All Night' - Krokus, for your late night shifts and 'Got The Ju' - Weta, cause you've all got it :) Appreciate you all doing the good works you do and the Vlogs are great Constable Hurn.
Still love these vlogs. Have a Merry Christmas and a happy new year! Also enjoy your well earned leave. I was also wondering, do you edit these vlogs yourself Constable Hurn? :)
I do the lot Reece but heading into the new year things may change, be good to show the week from a different perspective sometimes too. - Constable Hurn.
Hi Constable Hurn, I'm loving your videos. I also enjoy listening to a police scanner for my own entertainment, i take my hat off to the comms teams, incredible how they can keep track of all the jobs and who is assigned to them jobs. Ive had conflicting opinions on police scanners. Tell me, Is it illegal to listen to police scanners??? Keep up the good work
Surprised you guys are still using the old style Motorola’s, big and bulky with the attachable speak/mic on the shoulder. Should recommend to switch to the MTH800, very light, portable sits on the same loops on the vest but uses a K-clip connector.
Love your work, and thank you for your service. I have a question. My nephew is graduating from the Police soon and I want to know if there’s a traditional gift given on the final day of Police training / or final exam? I did Nursing (NZ) and on the first morning of our final exams we may be given flowers by our family. The general public do not know this and a lot of students miss out when they see other students get flowers. Anyway any traditions or advice on getting him something memorable or traditional on completion of his Police studies & training? Thanking you in advance😊
Kia ora my nursing sister. I'm afraid I don't I don't have an answer for you. However I can easily feel your pride and respect for your nephew (and his chosen to-be Whanau). Over the years I've worn uniforms of NZ Army, St John, RN, NZFS (FENZ). Our communication skills that we learn as registered nurses are SO similar to police because at the heart of it we know that our language, or patient's language, a victim's language and a suspect's language is all the same thing. Huge difference between hearing and listening! Two-way communication, respect, honesty, and every message we send out should be able to be followed up exactly as the message was sent. I don't know any of you. I wish your nephew has the opportunity to be taught properly post his Graduation. Kind Regards Mike
@@mikeg9952 Thank you. I ended up getting him a torch engraved with his Police number. Also the Aunties arranged a statue of St Michael (archangel) champion of justice, protector, leader of The army & patron saint of Police.
Hi! Could I recommend you let us know if you’re going to be around St Heliers saying hi to neighbours or doing talks like in the public library? That’d be great! My kids love your videos
Maybe the cobwebs trapped the fleas preventing them from breeding in the car. Or trapped them long enough so you could release them on the offenders. Many ways to look at an annoying experience. The guy who seen the vlog was very chuffed to have the vlogger in his presence. So cool.
its dangerous to be around over this time of the year especially where im from in the south island theres alot of tractors and slow machines on the road and people try to be ignorant
As a police officer how often do you see horrible scenes? How do you/ the police deal with horrible things they see/ happen to them? How often do people get angry and try attack you? Merry Christmas, hope you have a great holiday!!!!
Hi Megan, it's hard to say exactly, I've written little bits before but it warrants a proper vlog in the new year, I've been meaning to hit this topic for a while, hope you don't mind waiting for the answer! - Constable Hurn.
I think NZP just go from Constable to Sergeant (like in the UK). Even though they don't have senior constable, senior sergeant or similar like in Australia, I think they have a similar pay point progression. I have NZP epaulettes in my collection for constable, sergeant and inspector, so think that's the rank progression.
In my most recent interaction with a nice Highway Patrol cop in Waikato, I was informed, verbatim, 'just keep it at 110, and we won't pay any attention to you.' -- I say nice loosely as I still copped some Demerits and a Fine, but, just wondering if there's any merit to his claim? :)
True, the speeding tolerance has traditionally been 10km/h. But sometimes they have those blitzes where it is reduced to 4km/h. www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=1069447
I saw you at sylvia park warehouse last week. I was like omgawsh hahah I know him, he is off youtube. I was going to say hi but you were a bit busy working.
The Snoopy’s Christmas gag on the rock was amazing haha!! Quick question regarding licensing.. I know when you get your restricted in an automatic vehicle you’re only allowed to drive an automatic vehicle during the period of your restricted licence unless accompanied by a fully licensed driver.. BUT Does that mean you also have to sit your full in a manual to be able to drive a manual on your full licence? Or once you have your full does it not matter?? Probably a silly question but I couldn’t find information on this specifically when googling for it. Thanks! Merry Christmas to you all!!
Luke if I could have anything it would be a tough choice between an MT09sp or a BMW S1000r. But either one is lower priority than a house deposit for me currently so definately not likely to see either soon. What about you? - Constable Hurn.
Well, I would definitely like a low powerd Kawasaki Ninja 300. (White) although it has 300cc it is quite powerless. Great for learning. I have been riding dirtbikes since I was 3 but that is different to the road. I want to maybe be a motorcycle cop or if that's not possible, youth officer. Also MERRY XMAS!
Constable Hurn, did you have other jobs related to law enforcement (e.g security, customs) before the police? Can it help strengthen one's application?
I think anything that has good contact with people, problem solving and communicating is good experience which can come from a whole range of places. - Constable Hurn.
Hello! Quick question for the NZ Police. If a vehicle is parked over a pedestrian crossing at the traffic lights.. Is that considered illegal and do we have the right to report it to police with video proof??
