charleston motorcycle police comp.

police departments all over compete in this there tied together and try to steer around the cones together in sync with eachothers moves this is the event where Baton Rouge pd tryed and gets 3 place

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[enfieldpolice]

which one was ponch?

[crapper1]

im not sure

they did another one of these a few weeks ago and i had to work that day so i missed it:(

[copusuck]

Do this on your own motorcycles and not the taxpayers.

[crapper1]

i think that its good for all police departments go get out and interact with the people they protect if a officer walks up to you on the street most people get nervous here they are more relaxed and can learn about what the police do and not just from the side that the media gives

[tmay253]

Thats Baton Rouge P.D. not New Orleans.

[crapper1]

thank you i will correct it

[MrBILLOHNOO]

This video was made for the "Celebrate the Gays in Blue Day". So far it has encouraged many homosexuals to come forward to join police acadamies everywhere. Many gay cops were thrilled with this video because it so well demonstrated the CHPS "butt buddy" riding system.

[copusuck]

I am a huge fan of LEO who protect and serve the public rather than their own ego.

[OccultOfNecromancy]

i would have killed myself doing that lol.

[Linchpin333]

No, this is what happens when you become a skilled biker. This is how skilled a motorcyclist on the road should be. I appreciate them showing this because it shows how much control you should have on a motorcycle for many reasons. You guys can trash them all you want. Really though, I could only wish to control a bike that smoothly, I still have practice to do before I am that good.

To bad this doesn't stop idiots from doing wheelies on the freeway, one can only wish though.

[ddc185]

Judging by your screen name, you're not a fan of the police - until you need them, presumably. Cops should do these things on the vehicles they use for duty, so that they are most skilled while on the job. You wouldn't ask folks to use their own stuff for training or competitions either. I agree with crapper1, this is also a good public relations gig.

[Benny02468]

GOODJOB GUYS