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Interdepartmental Training RCMP/NYPD

"We trained the LASD with their British made ROV - Saab Seaeye Falcon - so if any of you Police Department dudes need some serious subsea or Robotic ROV Training, Body recovery military whatever - call Us/Me - Mike Wood Director Operations &…"
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Sorry Mikey and the Priest

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POLICE DIVER SKULL CROSSBONES

"Body recovery job's I did I shall never forget - you always pay the Piper - Respect Tom for what you do/did."
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OUT WITH THE GUN Dec 29 03

"Oh yah... we got the gun....the idiot that tossed it got 22 years,6 months. I wonder if Kingston really is lovely in the winter??? LOL!!!!"
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OUT WITH THE GUN Dec 29 03

"A grid search at first, and then a circle search, sweeping inwards towards the pole, winding the line around as we came inward. We found it 9 feet from the pole, on a 15 foot line."
Feb 10, 2010
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Ice Diving - Yellowknife, Alaska and Fort St James

"See Mike: You drive( pilot) an ROV and I drive a cruiser, and we both usually get what we're after. Not much difference in our jobs. LMAO!!!!"
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OUT WITH THE GUN Dec 29 03

"Lucky to find that in that Viz, metal detector? Or just grid search?"
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POLICE DIVER SKULL CROSSBONES

"Very cool logo, my son in law would do an ace tattoo of that!"
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John and I exiting ice in KM's

"Great shot Tom."
Feb 10, 2010
POLICEDIVER commented on POLICEDIVER's blog post For all of the Police and FD Divers out there
"You are so right Bill, these should apply to any working diver, the loss of one life needlessly is way too much. A very good friend of mine suffered an almost fatal DCI hit because his tender was busy talking to a group of folks and didn't…"
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"A good 'laundry' list that any pro should aspire to. Thamx"
Feb 9, 2010

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Which of the following are you?
A Working Diver
Dive school you went to or are attending?
Nat'l. Academy of Police Divers and CDN FORCES
Are you an inland diver, offshore diver or both?
Inland
What do you like to do with your down time / onshore time?
Relax with a few cold ones.
What's your deepest dive? (in feet)
325'
Well like the handle says, I'm a police diver. I've been on the RCMP URT for the past 18 years and love evry minute of it, I'd rather be 60' down and bringing up evidence, ( or a corpse) than patrolling the Trans Canada and nailing speeders. I'm a career Mountie with over 25 years on the job.

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For all of the Police and FD Divers out there

POLICE DIVERS SHOULD:

Learn to use the water, not conquer it!!!



Professional attitudes towards equipment and year round training, under all types of conditions, day or night, may mean the difference between saving a life, or losing one.



All divers must be aware of his surroundings and cohorts at all times.



Education and in water practice drills must be on going. Knowing the water, and the area you are working in, increases confidence, which when stress…

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Posted on February 5, 2010 at 4:35pm — 2 Comments

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At 4:37am on February 1, 2010, Bill Gardner said…
You will have witnessed some massive attitude changes over not many years to procedure, ie u/w evidence collection and processing. Gives diving legitimacy and much more professionalism. bill
At 3:27am on February 1, 2010, POLICEDIVER said…
Well Bill it was like this, I was doing my module 3 Tri-Mix for my Megalodon CCR, which I like to use when recreational diving. The deco is the killer on that kind of dive. Your obligations for off gassing definetly out way the fun of your bottom time of 17 mins. Hanging for 5 hours just doesn't do a damn thing for me any more, ( not like my younger days, LOL).
At 10:46pm on January 31, 2010, Bill Gardner said…
Hi-PD, welcome to our little club, now what the hell were uou doin @325'-just curious-cheers, bill
 
 
 

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