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  • Police K-9 unit, come out now, send a dog!

    K-9警犬隊,馬上出來,派一隻警犬來

  • Show me your hands!

    把手舉起來

  • I'm gonna send a dog!

    我要派一隻狗去

  • Get on the ground! I'm gonna send a dog!

    趴在地上我派狗去

  • That was body camera footage from my brother, Patrick, at his job as a K-9 officer in my home state of Florida.

    那是我哥哥帕特里克在我的家鄉佛羅里達州擔任警犬警官時拍攝的人體攝影機畫面。

  • So this is your ride?

    這就是你的車嗎?

  • This is my ride.

    這是我的座駕。

  • His police car is an unmarked Ford F-150.

    他的警車是一輛沒有標誌的福特 F-150。

  • Inside the car is various equipment like this rifle, which is a Sig M400, and also a computer that contains records.

    車內有各種裝備,比如這把西格 M400 步槍,還有一臺存有記錄的電腦。

  • And because he's on the K-9 unit, a dog.

    因為他是K-9小隊的,所以有一條狗。

  • He's a patrol purpose dog, and tracking, so he can track, and he's also a narcotic detection dog.

    它既是巡邏犬,也是追蹤犬,可以追蹤,還是緝毒犬。

  • In the back, there's more equipment and dog supplies, like this fake gun that's used for dog training.

    後面還有更多的設備和狗用品,比如這把訓狗用的假槍。

  • Give me a silent.

    給我一個安靜的。

  • The radio and the mic, e-collar, taser, medical supplies again, but that's at the station.

    無線電和麥克風、電子項圈、電擊槍,還有醫療用品,但這些都在局裡。

  • Obviously I have a gun, it's a Glock .40 caliber, handcuffs, leash, magazines.

    很明顯,我有槍,格洛克點40口徑,手銬,皮帶,彈夾。

  • Then our mission began.

    然後,我們的任務就開始了。

  • He works from 7 p.m. to 4 a.m.

    他從晚上 7 點工作到凌晨 4 點。

  • But our first stop was the police station.

    但我們的第一站是警察局。

  • I got a tour of the K-9 area.

    我參觀了 K-9 區。

  • So these are the bite suits.

    這些就是被咬的衣服。

  • And an interesting offer from my brother.

    我哥哥還提出了一個有趣的提議。

  • He asked me if I wanted to get bit by his dog.

    他問我想不想被他的狗咬。

  • My heart is in my chest.

    我的心在胸膛裡

  • But I am brave.

    但我很勇敢。

  • I will do it.

    我會做的。

  • Leave it.

    別管它。

  • Leave it.

    別管它。

  • I love you.

    我愛你

  • Woo!

    Woo!

  • Woo!

    Woo!

  • Woo!

    Woo!

  • That was so hard.

    這太難了

  • Woo!

    Woo!

  • And over here is a temporary detainment area.

    這邊是臨時拘留區。

  • Then we were on the road.

    然後我們就上路了。

  • Do you get less calls when it's raining like this?

    像這樣的雨天,你接到的電話會少嗎?

  • Yes and no. It depends.

    是,也不是。這要看情況。

  • Calls still come out, like people are still gonna fight and argue and whatever.

    電話還是會打出來,就像人們還是會吵架、爭論什麼的。

  • Somebody's in the back of my house trying to break in.

    有人在我家後面試圖闖入。

  • You're probably not gonna get that.

    你可能得不到

  • I would postpone my burglary plans if it were raining.

    如果下雨,我會延後我的盜竊計劃。

  • I mean, I'm a cop, so

    我是說,我是個警察,所以

  • I would know when the best time to burglarize the house would be probably when it's raining.

    我知道最好的盜竊時機可能是下雨天。

  • No one's gonna really find you.

    沒人能找到你

  • So tip for all the criminals out there.

    給所有罪犯一個提示。

  • Burglarize when it's raining.

    雨天行竊。

  • This job is very, like, you never really know. Every call is not the same because everything's different. It's not like you're going to your 9 to 5 job and you're doing the same thing every day. Some days

    這份工作非常,就像,你永遠不會真正知道。每個電話都不一樣,因為每件事都不一樣。它不像你朝九晚五的工作,每天做著同樣的事情。有些時候

  • I don't use my dog. Some days I do use my dog. So do you always have the dog with you now that you're a K-9 officer?

    我不用我的狗。有些時候我會用我的狗。你現在是 K-9 警官了,會一直帶著警犬嗎?

  • All the time. Every time I'm working he's working.

    無時無刻每次我工作的時候,他都在工作。

  • So I don't know if you can tell by the lights, but we just pulled up to the call.

    我不知道你能不能從燈光中看出,我們剛接到電話。

  • Obviously for safety reasons, I'm required to stay in the car. And that's him doing his work.

    顯然,出於安全考慮,我必須待在車裡。那是他在工作

  • He's shining lights in the car.

    他在照車

  • After securing the area, he came back to the truck to get his dog out to sniff the car.

    保護好現場後,他回到卡車旁,把狗牽出來嗅嗅汽車。

  • After the call, he gave me a quick brief on what happened.

    通話結束後,他向我簡要介紹了事情的經過。

  • It was a traffic stop.

    這是一次交通攔截。

  • He didn't have a valid license to drive.

    他沒有有效的駕駛執照。

  • I guess she probably had multiple suspensions on her license.

    我猜她的駕照可能被多次吊銷。

  • And if you have that and stay in Florida, you can get arrested for it.

    如果你持有這種證件並留在佛羅里達州,你會是以被捕。

  • First person of the night, behind bars.

    今晚的第一人,身陷囹圄。

  • No matter what job you have, you can't escape paperwork.

    無論你從事什麼工作,都無法逃避文書工作。

  • Right after the first call, he got called to a second.

    第一個電話接通後,他又接到了第二個電話。

  • What were those two guys in trouble for?

    那兩個人為什麼會有麻煩?

  • We could smell marijuana in the car.

    我們在車裡聞到了大麻的味道。

  • We have a little thing of a normal mason jar. They were detained for the investigation of the marijuana. We did not arrest them for the marijuana.

    我們有一個普通泥瓦缸的小東西。他們因調查大麻而被拘留。我們不是因為大麻逮捕他們的。

  • It's almost like a legal thing, so we really don't get involved in all that.

    這幾乎是法律上的事情,所以我們真的沒有參與其中。

  • In the car, they looked through all the bags, all of their

    在車上,他們翻看了所有的行李,所有的

  • IDs, their wallets, everything.

    身份證、錢包、所有東西

  • They are searching every inch of these guys.

    他們正在搜查這些人的每一寸肌膚。

  • There's one thing everyone has to worry about.

    每個人都要擔心一件事。

  • Whether you're a civilian, a cop, or a bad guy, everyone has to worry about their dental hygiene. And that's where this comes in.

    無論你是平民、警察還是壞人,每個人都要擔心自己的牙齒衛生。這就是它的作用所在。

  • Let me tell you guys about this toothbrush I've been using.

    讓我來告訴你們我一直在用的這款牙刷吧。

  • Xiaorongjia P20 Pro

    小榮家 P20 Pro

  • Perfect for people like my brother who need a quick but effective clean.

    非常適合像我哥哥這樣需要快速而有效清潔的人。

  • The high-frequency vibration with a 60-degree ultra-large swing can reach those hard-to-reach areas. It's also equipped with an intelligent tooth surface recognition technology.

    60 度超大擺幅的高頻振動可觸及難以觸及的區域。它還配備了智能齒面識別技術。

  • The YouSmile P20 Pro is equipped with a self-developed cushioning brush head, which is made of the same material as a baby's pacifier. Don't have to worry about accidentally knocking your teeth when brushing in a hurry.

    YouSmile P20 Pro 配備了自主研發的緩衝刷頭,其材質與嬰兒奶嘴相同。不用擔心匆忙刷牙時不小心磕到牙齒。

  • And the app will let you know if you missed a spot.

    如果你錯過了一個點,應用程序會告訴你。

  • That way, you won't get dental issues from repeatedly not brushing an area.

    這樣,您就不會因為反覆不刷牙而患上牙病。

  • It also has a 90-day battery life and is completely waterproof, which makes it perfect for quick and effective cleaning after eating during a short break.

    此外,它的電池壽命長達 90 天,而且完全防水,非常適合在短暫休息時間吃完飯後進行快速有效的清潔。

  • Smile Plus is an old brand in the oral industry and is sold in more than 30 regions around the world. It's very trustworthy, and that's why it's the first in sales in China.

    Smile Plus 是口腔行業的老品牌,在全球 30 多個地區銷售。它非常值得信賴,這也是它在中國銷量第一的原因。

  • The price of 200 yuan can buy 1,000 yuan worth of dental products

    200 元的價格可以買到價值 1000 元的牙科產品

  • It's decent and practical to give as a gift. Whether you're a police officer on patrol or just a busy person,

    作為禮物,它既體面又實用。無論您是正在巡邏的警察,還是隻是一個忙碌的人、

  • Smile Plus P20 Pro will support you.

    Smile Plus P20 Pro 將為您提供支持。

  • Believe me, your teeth will thank you.

    相信我,你的牙齒會感謝你的。

  • What's your relationship like with your dog?

    你和狗狗的關係如何?

  • He's my boy.

    他是我兒子

  • We work together.

    我們共同努力。

  • He lives in my house.

    他住在我家。

  • I probably see him sometimes more than I see my own family.

    我有時見到他的次數可能比見到自己家人的次數還多。

  • So, what's his name?

    他叫什麼名字?

  • Akuma from Street Fighter.

    街頭霸王》中的 Akuma。

  • What's your craziest call or story?

    你最瘋狂的電話或故事是什麼?

  • I've been on shootings and murders and suicides.

    我參加過槍擊案、謀殺案和自殺案的調查。

  • You name it, you can imagine it. You've probably been through it.

    你說得出,就能想得到。你可能已經經歷過了。

  • Obviously, America has a drug problem.

    顯然,美國有毒品問題。

  • How would you say it is where you work?

    你覺得你工作的地方怎麼樣?

  • That stuff is based on population.

    這些東西是基於人口的。

  • We're not a big metropolitan city, so it's not going to be crazy huge.

    我們不是大都市,所以規模不會很大。

  • It's still a problem. It's an issue.

    這仍然是個問題。這是一個問題。

  • It can be a major issue if you don't have the control on it.

    如果不加以控制,這可能會成為一個大問題。

  • You can get the children's hands when it shouldn't be.

    你可以在不應該的時候抓住孩子們的手。

  • A lot of things happen, unfortunately.

    不幸的是,很多事情都發生了。

  • How many calls a night, usually, involving drugs?

    通常情況下,每晚有多少個涉及毒品的電話?

  • Sometimes I get none. Sometimes I'll get five.

    有時我一個也得不到。有時我會得到五個。

  • It all depends on how busy the guys are on the road.

    這完全取決於他們在路上有多忙。

  • If they have some sort of suspicion, they'll call me and I'll run my dog.

    如果他們有所懷疑,就會打電話給我,我就會帶著我的狗去看看。

  • My dog will tell me yes or no.

    我的狗會告訴我 "是 "或 "不是"。

  • What would you say is the most common drug that you find?

    您認為最常見的藥物是什麼?

  • Meth and cocaine.

    安非他命和可卡因

  • I had you in a video before and a lot of my followers saw your tattoo.

    我之前在一個視頻中提到過你,我的很多粉絲都看到了你的紋身。

  • How do you guys feel getting arrested for a job when it is how you sleep?

    當你們為了工作而被捕時,你們的感覺如何?

  • Next up, I have some questions that my followers ask you in particular.

    接下來,我有一些粉絲特別想問你的問題。

  • They want to know what the most dangerous call you've encountered on the job was.

    他們想知道你在工作中遇到的最危險的電話是什麼。

  • Anybody with a weapon.

    任何攜帶武器的人。

  • Because usually you don't know what's going to happen.

    因為通常你不知道會發生什麼。

  • You're kind of just the balls in there for it.

    你是那種在那裡的球。

  • Are there too many homeless people and are homeless people a threat to society?

    無家可歸者是否太多,無家可歸者是否對社會構成威脅?

  • Yeah, homelessness is everywhere.

    是啊,無家可歸的人到處都是。

  • Some people just fall in unfortunate circumstances and you'd be surprised the amount of people that prefer to live that way.

    有些人只是在不幸的情況下倒下了,你會驚訝於有多少人喜歡這樣的生活。

  • It's kind of shocking for me when I encounter a lot of them.

    當我遇到很多這樣的人時,我感到很震驚。

  • They don't want their responsibility.

    他們不想承擔責任。

  • They just want to be away from everything.

    他們只想遠離一切。

  • More power on them doing what they want to do.

    讓他們做自己想做的事吧。

  • So would you say that they're a threat to people in our area?

    你認為他們對我們地區的人構成威脅嗎?

  • Averagely no.

    一般來說沒有。

  • The ones we deal with all the time are the reason why we're dealing with them is because they're doing stuff they shouldn't do.

    我們之所以經常與他們打交道,是因為他們做了不該做的事。

  • They're shooting scenes.

    他們在拍戲

  • They're drunk in public.

    他們在公共場合喝醉了。

  • Stuff like that.

    諸如此類的東西。

  • So obviously I've always seen the worst of it.

    所以很明顯,我總是看到最糟糕的一面。

  • So when a police dog is off duty will it be taken back to your home or back to the station?

    那麼,當警犬下班後,是把它帶回家還是帶回警局?

  • He lives in my house.

    他住在我家。

  • He's in a room by himself in a kennel.

    他一個人被關在狗窩裡。

  • I let him out a bunch of times throughout the day.

    我一整天都放它出來好幾次。

  • I play with him but for the most part he stays.

    我和他一起玩,但大部分時間他都呆在家裡。

  • He doesn't free roam the house.

    它不會在家裡自由活動。

  • He's not a pet.

    他不是寵物

  • His ideas of fun are two different things.

    他對樂趣的理解是兩碼事。

  • His idea of fun is working.

    他的樂趣就是工作。

  • Because when he works he gets rewarded.

    因為當他工作時,他就會得到回報。

  • So his rewards are a toy, a ball, food.

    所以他的獎勵就是玩具、球和食物。

  • Affection by me is something he loves.

    他喜歡我的親暱。

  • So if he does his job right he gets rewarded. He knows that.

    是以,如果他工作出色,就會得到獎勵。他知道這一點。

  • So what happens when he retires?

    那麼,他退休後會發生什麼呢?

  • He will be my pet.

    他將是我的寵物。

  • The questions have to stop because we are on the move.

    問題必須停止,因為我們在前進。

  • Where are we speeding off to right now?

    我們現在要飛往哪裡?

  • We're going so fast!

    我們走得太快了

  • Whistle

    哨子

  • Whistle

    哨子

  • Whistle

    哨子

  • Another weed car.

    又一輛大麻車

  • If you use a dog for weed you can use your nose.

    如果你用狗來除草,你可以用鼻子。

  • Things were slowing down around 1 o'clock.

    1 點鐘左右,情況有所緩和。

  • And this is where you guys might be starting to wonder what do cops do when there are no calls?

    這時候你們可能會想,如果沒有電話,警察該怎麼辦?

  • Well, this is what we did.

    我們就是這麼做的。

  • He was driving on the road when suddenly a scooter pulled out of an area that is known for having drugs.

    他正在路上行駛,突然一輛摩托車從一個以毒品聞名的地區駛出。

  • My brother typed the plate number into his computer and checked the background.

    我哥哥在電腦上輸入了車牌號,並查看了背景。

  • It turned out that this scooter was registered to a woman but it was a man riding it.

    原來,這輛摩托車的登記車主是一位女士,但騎車的卻是一位男士。

  • Not to mention he was going nowhere near his home.

    更何況,他根本不打算回家。

  • And it's not like my area has anything interesting to do at 1am on a Thursday.

    而且我所在的地區在週四凌晨 1 點也沒什麼有趣的事情可做。

  • He noticed Patrick and then randomly made a U-turn pulling into a parking lot.

    他注意到了帕特里克,然後隨意地轉了個彎,駛進了一個停車場。

  • My brother suspected that this was the guy's attempt to evade him.

    我哥哥懷疑這傢伙是想逃避他。

  • So we pulled into a gas station to wait.

    於是,我們把車停在一個加油站裡等待。

  • So you're waiting to see if that guy's gonna come back out.

    所以你在等著看那傢伙會不會再出來

  • Either he went to that bar which is fine, it's just weird how he got there or he's trying to hide from me so I will just sit here and wait.

    要麼是他去了那家酒吧,這沒什麼,只是奇怪他怎麼會去那裡;要麼就是他想躲著我,所以我只能坐在這裡等。

  • We waited for around 7 minutes and gave up.

    我們等了大約 7 分鐘就放棄了。

  • And just as we were waiting to pull out, guess who showed up?

    就在我們等待撤離的時候,猜猜誰出現了?

  • That is him!

    這就是他!

  • What?

    什麼?

  • What the fuck?

    搞什麼鬼?

  • I was doubting, I was like you were being too suspicious.

    我在懷疑,我覺得你太多疑了。

  • I kind of thought that wasn't gonna happen.

    我還以為這不會發生。

  • You probably were thinking like oh you're getting paranoid or whatever.

    你可能會想,哦,你越來越偏執了之類的。

  • No, I know where I'm talking about.

    不,我知道我在說什麼。

  • Yeah, there he is, right there. Wow.

    是的,他在那兒,就在那兒。哇哦

  • Keeping these streets safe from ski-masked motorcycle men.

    讓這些街道遠離戴著滑雪面具的摩托車手。

  • It's a scooter.

    這是一輛踏板車。

  • Scooter, my bad.

    斯庫特,我的錯。

  • Alright, let's see, will he take a right to go home?

    好吧,讓我們來看看,他會採取回家的權利嗎?

  • Or is he going to keep eating?

    還是繼續吃?

  • Oh, he's going home. Good for him.

    他要回家了對他有好處

  • So it's been a while without a call but what's this one?

    好久沒接到電話了,這次又是怎麼回事?

  • It's a traffic stop and they're asking for a dog sniff.

    這是一次交通攔截,他們要求用警犬進行嗅探。

  • So that was nothing but a still positive.

    所以,這只是一個積極的方面。

  • I searched the dog.

    我搜了搜狗。

  • B and L go ahead, it wasn't showing any interest but they got consent to search the vehicle and the persons so that means there was nothing. Being a canine officer means that he'll get dragged to any call where there's a suspicion of drugs.

    B和L繼續前進,它沒有表現出任何興趣,但他們得到了搜查車輛和人員的同意,這意味著什麼都沒有。作為一名警犬警官,只要懷疑有毒品,他就會被拉去執行任務。

  • Because a dog sniff doesn't require a permit or permission.

    因為狗嗅不需要許可證或許可。

  • So he has the duty of a regular cop and also a canine cop.

    是以,他既要履行普通警察的職責,也要履行警犬警察的職責。

  • Another traffic stop.

    又被攔下了

  • Fantastic.

    太棒了

  • Maybe we'll get something.

    也許我們會有收穫

  • So it seems like everybody here is just trying to find drugs. All the police officers.

    看來這裡的每個人都想找到毒品所有的警察

  • No, only these two guys definitely hit it hard.

    不,只有這兩個傢伙肯定會使出渾身解數。

  • When I first got here nobody was really doing anything.

    我剛到這裡的時候,沒有人真正在做什麼。

  • I started getting on to people.

    我開始與人交往。

  • People claiming that like, oh I want to get into a

    人們聲稱,哦,我想進入一個

  • Stonehound. I start showing them, telling them.

    石獵犬我開始給他們看,告訴他們

  • You know, they start seeing it. They're getting results.

    你知道,他們開始看到它。他們有了成果。

  • They're looking good because they're making these arrests.

    他們看起來很不錯,因為他們逮捕了這些人。

  • He becomes contagious. That's exciting because traffic stops, you never know what you're going to get.

    他變得很有感染力。這很令人興奮,因為在堵車的時候,你永遠不知道會發生什麼。

  • And with drugs there's usually crazy stuff.

    而毒品通常會帶來一些瘋狂的東西。

  • I think this is sixth.

    我認為這是第六個。

  • I got a shit view guys.

    我的視野真糟糕

  • I'm just stuck in this shitty spot.

    我只是被困在這個糟糕的地方。

  • I can't see anything.

    我什麼也看不見。

  • This is the guy that I think they pulled over just now.

    我想這就是他們剛才攔下的那個人。

  • Nothing again?

    又沒有了?

  • Oh.

    哦。

  • They got something.

    他們有發現

  • The dog did his job and they found something. They don't know what yet.

    那隻狗完成了它的工作,他們發現了一些東西。他們還不知道是什麼。

  • And those two guys just got detained.

    那兩個人剛剛被拘留了

  • Fentanyl.

    芬太尼

  • But not like the paraphernalia.

    但不像那些用具。

  • There's residue on a pocket knife.

    小刀上有殘留物。

  • That's the positive.

    這是積極的一面。

  • So what do you guys do with that?

    你們是怎麼處理的?

  • Possession of paraphernalia.

    持有用具。

  • Just take it away?

    就這樣拿走?

  • So because fentanyl is taken a lot more seriously than weed, obviously just this residue can get people in trouble.

    是以,由於芬太尼比大麻更受重視,很明顯,僅僅這種殘留物就會給人們帶來麻煩。

  • Meanwhile, a small amount of actual marijuana will get people in trouble.

    同時,少量真正的大麻也會給人們帶來麻煩。

  • No. Weed is kind of like, it's probably going to be legal soon so that's why we're not hitting it hard that the SAO doesn't prosecute for it so there's no reason for us to bother with it.

    不,大麻就像是,它可能很快就會合法化,所以我們才不大力打擊它,因為SAO不會起訴它,所以我們沒有理由去管它。

  • Now for those who aren't that familiar with fentanyl, why is fentanyl taken so seriously?

    對於那些不太熟悉芬太尼的人來說,為什麼芬太尼會受到如此重視?

  • Currently it's the number one drug that's killing people on overdoses.

    目前,它是導致過量用藥致死的頭號藥物。

  • And people are mixing it with other drugs so they'll think they're getting cocaine but really they're getting fentanyl.

    人們把它和其他毒品混在一起,所以他們會以為自己吸的是可卡因,但實際上吸的是芬太尼。

  • And then they die from an overdose.

    然後,他們死於吸毒過量。

  • Because he only had traces of the fentanyl on the knife, it's a misdemeanor? Yeah, it's just called paraphernalia so anything that has drug residue test positive for drug residue, it's a paraphernalia's charge.

    因為他的刀上只有芬太尼的痕跡 所以是輕罪?是的,這就是所謂的paraphernalia 所以任何有毒品殘留物的檢測呈陽性, 這是一個paraphernalia的指控。

  • I feel bad, I'm just watching everybody's demise tonight.

    我感覺很糟,今晚我只能眼睜睜地看著每個人死去。

  • From this air conditioned car.

    在空調車裡

  • Regretting their life decisions? Yeah.

    後悔自己的人生決定?是的

  • Well if it was a second offense then I wouldn't say that he's regretting it.

    如果是第二次犯罪,我就不會說他後悔了。

  • It's more than two offenses, I'm sure.

    我敢肯定,這不止是兩次犯罪。

  • Would you say that tonight is a busy night?

    你覺得今晚會很忙嗎?

  • Yeah, it's been busy with a bunch of stops but it's just not a lot of rest, a lot of drugs.

    是啊,這段時間很忙,停了很多站,但就是沒怎麼休息,吃了很多藥。

  • Definitely a lot of dog sniffs, that's for sure.

    肯定有很多狗在聞,這是肯定的。

  • Just after 4am, the shift ended. Another night of keeping the city safe. 421 and just finished up. Hopefully this video gave you guys some insight on what it's like being a cop in America. I had fun making this video. If you guys want to see more content like this, give it a thumbs up.

    凌晨四點剛過,值班結束。又是一個維護城市安全的夜晚。421,剛剛結束。希望這段視頻能讓你們瞭解在美國當警察的感受。我在製作這段視頻時很開心。如果你們想看到更多這樣的內容,請豎起大拇指。

  • And I'll see you all next time. Bye!

    我們下次再見。再見

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K-9警犬隊,馬上出來,派一隻警犬來

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