In the following days, Jimmy and Noah basically maintained the same frequency, going on patrol in the morning and going to gun practice in the afternoon.
Jimmy obviously feels that his love for revolvers is a bit abnormal. For a person who has just practiced shooting, he is very adaptable to revolvers, just like muscle memory. Even when tired, he can still maintain considerable accuracy, 10 On a 6-meter chest target, there is almost no problem with hitting the target with 6 rounds, and the hit rate in the fatal zone is more than 50%. It seems that it is not at the level that a novice should have.
Noah also noticed this, stating on more than one occasion that Jimmy was indeed very talented.
With continuous practice, Jimmy has basically adapted to the recoil of the M686. The longest continuous practice was more than 10 reloads and 60 rounds of ammunition, and it didn't seem to be the limit, but just fatigue.
Now that Jimmy's revolver has met Noah's requirements, after confirming that Jimmy has adapted, Noah suspended the shooting range plan and began driving training.
For American police officers, high-speed chasing is a must-learn. High-speed Precision Interception (PIT) is a professional skill that can be used but cannot be used. The front bumper of the police car hits the rear bumper of the front car from the side, causing the front bumper to crash. The rear wheel of the car skidded out of control and was forced to stop. PIT is an advanced technology for stopping, and it is very dangerous. It can easily cause the car in front to skid and roll over. At the same time, the police car may not be able to return to the right direction due to the PIT steering when the speed is too high, causing it to roll over. Therefore, this stopping technique requires many times of practice. Can be used with permission. Usually when there are multiple police cars, senior detectives will conduct the stop.
At a remote training ground, Noah taught driving a few times and then started letting Jimmy drive. He sat in the passenger seat and observed at any time whether Jimmy's operation complied with the requirements of the POST committee.
Jimmy is no stranger to driving, but he used to drive mostly fire trucks, which were trucks and had a special driver's license. Now he has switched to a car like the Crown Victoria, but his operating habits are inconsistent, so it doesn't mean he doesn't have a driver's license directly. Newbie.
As an evergreen tree in the police industry, until 2022, some police stations still retain parts of the Crown Victoria as police cars, which lasted for more than 40 years. This shows how excellent the applicability and operability of this model are.
Quick start, emergency stop, sharp turn at the intersection, snake driving, designated position PIT, multiple driving methods and skills, Noah has no intention of hiding anything, and teaches Jimmy step by step. In just 2 days, Jimmy can already be a driver. On patrol on the road.
In nearly two weeks, Jimmy has basically met Noah's requirements. At least he seems to be a qualified police officer. The only thing left is experience in handling cases. As for the law, first aid, combat, etc. that the police need to have, Jimmy had already completed a round of police station training when he was an AP before. As the only AP who recently participated in patrols, Noah naturally knew Jimmy's abilities.
"Jimmy, starting tomorrow, you will be responsible for patrolling. I am just a transparent person, responsible for evaluating whether your handling of the case is qualified."
"Is it so fast? New police officers are usually trained by the FTO for 6 months."
"You don't have that much time, so just start from tomorrow, FTO casual dress day."
“What is FTO Dress Down Day?”
"That's what I just said. I'll wear casual clothes and follow you to evaluate your case handling, but I won't interfere in your case except in life-threatening situations."
"OK, I can definitely do it."
The next day, Jimmy arrived at the police station early, put on his equipment and started waiting for his shift. At 8 o'clock in the morning, Jimmy and Noah received the equipment and drove the police car out of the police station.
"Jimmy, you're driving too slow." For the first time on patrol, Jimmy's nervousness was completely displayed through the driving state, and Noah couldn't help but remind him.
"There is no call now, so just drive slowly on the road. We are not in a hurry." Jimmy replied, and then continued to move slowly along the roadside.
"Adam 47, traffic accident, intersection of West 10th Street and Fairpark Avenue, caller reported casualties."
"Adam47 received." When the dispatch center reported, it was based on the distance between the police car and the place where the case occurred, so even if the driver was changed, the call sign was still A47 marked on the vehicle.
Jimmy turned on his police lights and siren, turned around in the middle of the road and ran towards the crime scene. Because the siren was on, Jimmy had completely ignored the traffic lights. He only slowed down slightly at each intersection to look at the vehicles on both sides, and then rushed straight over. He had to Said, it feels so good when a police car runs a red light.
When they arrived at the scene, they found that a car had hit a telephone pole on the roadside. The pole had tilted towards the roadside. Since the on-line wires were still there, the pole had not completely fallen to the ground. The front of the accident vehicle had been dented, and the driver was lying on the safety On the airbag, he appeared to be in a coma.
Jimmy parked on the side of the road, got out of the car and walked to the accident car. He pulled the door, but it was not open. It must have been locked. He took out his baton, used the bottom of the handle to break the window, opened the door and unfastened the driver's seat belt. Pulled him out of the cab.
Put the driver away from the telephone pole, reach out and try to breathe. Fortunately, he probably just fainted and does not need emergency cardiac resuscitation.
"Sir, wake up." Jimmy patted the driver several times. The driver didn't wake up, so Jimmy directly picked up the intercom and called dispatch. "Adam47 call, the driver is unconscious, please arrange an ambulance, the vehicle is damaged and needs to be towed. The telephone pole is damaged, the power company needs to be contacted for repair. End."
Jimmy waited on the side of the road for the ambulance and tow truck to arrive. Noah watched without saying a word, leaving it entirely to Jimmy to handle.
"Noah, did I make any mistakes?" "I'll tell you when it's over."
Jimmy shrugged, turned to the police car and took out an accident report. He started filling it out directly at the scene, recording the accident situation, vehicle information, location, financial damage, etc., and finally signed it.
Once the emergency vehicles and tow trucks were done, Jimmy and Noah returned to the police car and resumed patrolling. "Noah, tell me what did I do wrong just now? Looking at your expression, I must have done something wrong just now."
"Okay, I wanted to give you a summary at the end of the day. Three mistakes. First, you should call the driver from behind the driver's seat instead of going directly to the window. Second, you should call the ambulance. Or a fire truck came to pull the driver out of the driver's seat. Third, you did not search this person until the end, and you did not verify this person's information."
"He's already unconscious. I can't check."
"When you pull him out of the car, you should conduct a simple search to eliminate dangers, obtain ID at the same time, and then give him first aid."
