round two. i will. for the officer some of that trust comes from his deep roots in the community he serves. this is it. this is it here. i was raised in this house. not much has changed. how has growing up here impacted the kind of police officer you have become? i can almost always relate to the people that i stop and even though i was raised in the bad lands as people call them, i never had any kind of negative interaction with police. always said hi. when he passed by i said hi. though times have changed as an officer in north philly today he knows that face time still goes a long way in bridging the gap between cop and community. i need to play the hi game and say hi to everybody. how often do they respond? with a look or what are you doing?
is he high? he was drinking. stand back, stand back. let meggett off. i want to be safe. let me go my way. i don t want to get locked up. no. you just smacked me in my face. excuse me. she s pregnant with my child. she s pregnant with my child. yes, sir, yes, sir. search of weapons turned out nothing. you know i am done. so that s it? the couple decides to go their separate ways declining to press charges. for officers, calls like this it is just another day at the office. officer, how dangerous is this? i can give each corner and i can tell you a story of something that happened here in the last ten years.
didn t want to be responsible for another piece of equipment and restroom and eating and on my phone. how has it been? it is a good tool. it helps us. it changes for the better, i believe, because this is our third eye. someone can say well, you know you beat me and you did this to me or that. when they review the camera, it is all on here. you cannot lie. cameras don t lie. last year there are over 12,000 offenses in the city including aggravated assaults and rape and murder. along with montanez and mathis, we are taking every precaution. they re part of a tactical unit, which means about how many
they re seeing the experience in action. few things come frg the wein west, this is firearm and iphone. i always have a thing for crime fighting. 30-year-old officer montanez had been wearing his shield for ten years. a calling he was drawn to from an early age what was your perception as a kid? cops are always nice and waved at me and i remember my journal entry, what do you want to be when you grow up? a peace officer. the reality of a job is no game. everyday montanez has to put his life on the line despite the concerns of his family. my 7-year-old, she looks up to me, she knows i am a police officer and she knows i help people. how about your partner and