New Met police video

[stewie_griffin + 484]

This is a pretty unusual video because you rarely get to hear what is said between the caller and the call taker. This worked out pretty well, not least because the complainant was quite calm. I'm not sure I'd make as much sense if I'd just had my vehicle stolen at gunpoint.

 

The call would have been dispatched immediately and then additional information would have appeared on the officers MDTs as it came from the caller. 

Edited June 6, 2015 by Fedster
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[Richhamdo + 878]

This is a pretty unusual video because you rarely get to hear what is said between the caller and the call taker. This worked out pretty well, not least because the complainant was quite calm. I'm not sure I'd make as much sense if I'd just had my vehicle stolen at gunpoint.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=778_1433545139

The call would have been dispatched immediately and then additional information would have appeared on the officers MDTs as it came from the caller. 

stewie_griffin,A good video,thanks for putting it on,it's a good job they were not doing more than about thirty when they crashed,what a waste of a good vehicle,and hopefully they were wearing safety belts,but what I wonder mostly about this incident is what the consequences will be for them or what defence will say in court on their behalf,maybe that they come from a poor environment,broken home or are unemployed etc,one thing is for sure I can't see the judge giving them community service,or will s/he.? Rich.

[Enemy 45]

Hahaha. Within 40 seconds of it becoming a fail to stop the suspect driving crashed because he was trying to turn into a tight corner at 60mph. Wow.