Police Officer James

I'm not as fit as I was.

That's my biggest one.

Honestly, after you get in the car, you think of them.

We're like that with guests.

Yeah, so that would be a really cool thing to say.

We can't say you're nicked.

That's what I want to say, but that's not a legal way of arrest, but I want that you're nicked.

Yeah, basically, you have all in your head.

In the response cars, me and my colleague were just talking about this before, in the response cars,

when you're whipping out and around.

Because we'll get something over the call.

This is what people don't realise.

People think that we know everything when we've got that.

What we might have is someone from CCTV.

So someone will call up and then also someone from a CCTV camera might go, we've got 10, 15 males in the streets having a fight.

And it'll be like, on the radio, you're in the car and they'll go, call sign up, go, we're going to that.

So the driver will be whipping the car around.

All he's got to do is think about road safety, where he's going, everything in front of him.

your passenger has got to be listening at the radio about descriptions of the males, the heights, the ethnicity, the law.

They'll have their laptop open or the tablet, or we have work phones as well, looking at what's called a CAD, which is what the team that sort of send out the call and all the info about the call, they'll send that out.